I Can't Be Found In Myself; I

Today I Acknowledge That I Am Not In Position To Judge What Mistakes Anyone Is Making Or What Lessons Anyone Needs To Learn. I Don’t Know How Far Someone Has Come Or When That Person Will Have A Breakthrough, I Simply Don’t Know What Other People Should Be Doing. But When I Think I Do Know, I Clearly Am Not Doing What I Should Be Doing, Which Is Taking Responsibility For My Own Life.

I Live Now And Only Now, And I Will Do What I Want To Do This Moment And Not What I Decided Was Best For Me Yesterday.

The Ego, As A Collection Of Our Past Experiences, Is Continually Offering Miserable Lines Of Thought. It's As If There Were A Stream With Little Fish Swimming By, And When We Hook One Of Them There Is A Judgment. The Ego Is Constantly Judging Everybody And Everything. It Has Its Constant Little Chit Chat About Things That Can Happen In The Future, Things About The Past, Too, And These Are The Little Fish That Swim By. And What We Learn To Do-this Is Why It Takes Work-is To Not Reach Out And Grab A Fish.

It's This Simple: If I Never Try Anything, I Never Learn Anything. If I Never Take A Risk, I Stay Where I Am.

The Fatal Mistake Is Waiting For Life's Circumstances To Be Right Before We Begin. Simply Begin With Your Heart, Look Deeply Into It And Trust What You Feel. Practice Knowing And You Will Know.