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Originally Posted by button30
Soup, what great insight you have and great responsiblilty to fess up to your own actions and emotions and own them. I said to my now ex, that she made me angry one day and that I went home and got annoyed at her. Then I realised I wasn't mad at what she did, I was mad because I was ashamed at myself and ashamed st my behaviour, she just tried to get that anger out. When I told her how, I wasn't angry at her just ashamed of my behaviour(I did something totally out of character and she brought it saying, how could I be shy if I did that) She was so proud that I was able to own my emotions and not blame her and said I had come a long way since we first met, so congratulations Soup for working through YOUR issues.
AS for the meditation, I cannot speak for everyone but I know for me it helps with my anger. It makes me really calm and gives a sense of clarity and helps see things I wouldn't have seen before. I was always stressed but not anymore, I was a people pleaser but now I please myself. I sit with myself for 30 minutes a day, just me and my thoughts and it really helps.. Like you I couldn't stand to be alone before, I hated my own company, now I love it.
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Thanks button30 - I really respect your discipline in sitting for 30 minutes a day - I know I must get a regular practice together in order to move forward, but for whatever reason, I just don't make the time. It has been hard letting go, or unpinning my anger from those I have attached it to, I am absolutely amazed how far I have come in the 2 + years of seeing T.
There have been so many times when I have been ready to throw the towel in and T has managed to keep me engaged, this really has come from nowhere and has floored me in some ways - it feels like I have been clinging on to that side of the pool, too scared to let go and float without all that stuff that I have been so familiar with, I have been thinking maybe that is why I am scared of telling T, in case T gets me to swim further out - I think I just need to get a little more comfortable with this sudden shift first.