Jul 26

Father, on last Fri, I seem to feel part of me woke up to switch off alarm clock, took yoga mat to do practices. I recalled, I said that I just can't do it. My body was too tired and went back to sleep. Then I woke up when alarm at 6.30 am. from Sat till today, I woke up much earlier than the alarm clock.

Radical Forgiveness
The very fact that someone exhibited really quite peculiar kind of behaviour was a clue that something else was going on beneath the apparent situation.
Remember no one enjoy being a mean-spirited jerk.

Soul
Tot of C's behaviour on the cd. Really peculiar. Not her at all. After me chasing her to purchase and now didn't want to give me.
One thing I noted is that I don't think I be card reader per se. I used it as a tool. Also, it can be misused.
Also, Radical Forgiveness fit me cos my forte is Insight that give rise to epiphany for myself and others.

Radical Forgiveness
It is a principle of RF that if u have a limiting belief which prevents u from becoming whole or from achieving ur true purpose, your higher Self will always find a way to acquaint you with ur limiting belief so u can heal it.
It can't intervene directly, because u have free will. But it can, through the Law of Attraction, bring into ur life someone who will act out your belief for u so u can see it for what it is and choose to let it go.

Soul
Tot of S, even here he can found himself being persecuted. I am here to help him end the vicious cycle of attracting not good situation.
Of cos, me attracting bosses from hell and challenging jobs, finally saw my miscreation due to my belief that valuation leads to lovability.

Radical Forgiveness
1. Telling the story - find someone to willing to listen compassionately and honours it as being our truth in the moment.
2. Feeling the feelings - healing journey is essentially an emotional one.
3. Collapsing the story
Most of our victim stories have their genesis in early childhood, when we imagined that the whole world revolved around us and that everything was our fault.
Now we can bring our adult perspective to bear and confront our inner child with the plain truth of what really did or didn't happen, as distinct from our interpretations about what we think happened. This is to release our attachment to the story.
4. Reframing the story
Shift our perception that we become willing to see it from being a tragedy to become an event that we needed for our growth; ie it was meant to happen and it is perfect.