
I’m continuing to look at memories in relation to self-judgment, specifically looking at comparison. In this event I was comparing a part of my body to another person’s and within that judging myself as less than/not as beautiful/not as good and going into embarrassment, and I noticed that when I have these thoughts I would become quiet in an attempt to make myself unnoticeable
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to judge a part of my body as not good enough and ugly in comparison with the attributes of other guys/men
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to place emphasis on the word disgusting within allowing myself to see and experience myself as disgusting when / while I compare my physical body to the body of others
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to define and judge my natural body as disgusting
I commit myself to not allow the word disgusting within/as me because I see that I have integrated the word as a part of “who I am” as an idea and have manifested, lived and expressed myself according to that idea in separation from myself
I commit myself to not allow the automatic and immediate response of judging my body parts as disgusting whenever I see them by directing myself to stop, breathe and immediately apply specific self-forgiveness on whatever/however I am judging
I see and realize that the disgust is an automated response that has been programmed and designed by the consumerism system, where the polarities of “good enough”/”beautiful” and “not good enough”/”ugly” is deliberately created to generate friction = money
I commit myself to not accept and allow the judgments that come up within me in relation to my ‘physical body’ as I have seen and realized that the judgment that I have are all in relation to the commercialization of the human physical body that I have internalized as an idea within and as myself that I am comparing my physical body to. I allow myself to realize that it is ludicrous to compare myself to an idea
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to go into comparison when I see legs that I deem as “perfect” and within that comparison judge myself and my physical legs as disgusting and ugly
I forgive myself for not allowing myself to see that the definition “ugly” and “disgusting” are opinion based and fluctuating according to social norms/cultural programming and thus of no physical tangibility/value
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to create an image within my mind of what a “perfect” set of legs is and make that image into the standard ideal which all men are supposed to live up to
I commit myself to stop participating in judgment and comparison with other men in relation to physical appearance within understanding that giving value to appearance is giving value to ideas programmed and imprinted by media as part of the consumerism system and the commercialization of the human being
I commit myself stop myself from submitting myself to ideas of perfection as cultural norms/standards because I’m not willing to feed and support illusion at the expense of physical reality and because I see that by focusing on perfection of an image I compromise myself and my potential to perfect myself as living physical expression
I redefine perfection from that of living up to, reaching and fulfilling an ideal as a picture in separation from myself as programmed by media/consumerism to be that of walking myself into a trustworthy human being that isn’t directed, influenced and enslaved by the bondage and chains of my past programming within conditioned automatisms
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to judge my legs as disgusting and ugly because I perceive them to be pale and un-muscular
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to judge myself as inferior to guys/men with tan & fit/muscular legs
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to judge guys/men with tan & fit/muscular legs as superior to me
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to judge the physical color of my skin and the physical shape of my legs as disgusting, ugly or anything else for that matter, not seeing that I’m imposing a mental idea based in taught and programmed norms on the physical
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to be the judge of my physical body and as the judge of my physical body I as the judge have found my physical body to be lacking according to the standards that I had set within the idea that I as the judge has accepted and allowed to exist within and as me
I understand that the physical in itself/the living flesh as who I really am contains/holds no judgment, thus when I look at my physical human legs and see that I go into judgment and comparison I stop myself, I breathe myself back here until I clearly see reality – a pair of functioning physical legs that support me in my everyday life
I forgive myself that I have allowed and accepted myself to define and limit myself according to my physical appearance and according to the taught and programmed norms/standards of beauty and thus making myself less than the physical reality by existing as a walking image
I commit myself to stop being influenced by and wanting to live up to ideals as images of body/physical appearance perfection that I have seen in movies, TV-series, magazines, porn, commercials which I use as a reference of how a man is supposed to look/appear and constantly measure and judge myself against, because I see that I define myself according to fabricated images that are of no physical or practical value
I commit myself to expose the beauty system as part of the consumerism system and show that what we have come to define as “beautiful” and “ugly” isn’t deriving from some kind of “free thought” and individual preference, but pictures that has been installed from an early age for the sake of maximizing profit and create human beings that are always pursuing to attain and live up to the perfect image
I commit myself to stop trying to live up to ideals of beauty that I have accepted within myself because I see that I’m trapping myself within a polarity construct in which I will always have some point to live up to and “perfect” and go into an energetic low and self-judging backchat when I can’t live up to these ideals
I commit myself to stop giving value to beauty as it has no practical value that can be utilized in bringing about a physical existence that is best for all, but rather separates and divide beings into categories of “ugly”=”worthless”/inferior and “beautiful”=”worthy”/superior. I commit myself to expose the practical irrelevance of appearance and expose the beauty system whenever/wherever it is promoted
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to believe that I can only accept myself if I live up to the media picture presentation of what a perfect man is
I commit myself to stop defining myself/my worth according to pictures of beauty outside of and in separation from myself and to apply myself as self-acceptance within honoring and stopping the torture with emotions and judgments of my human physical body
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to go into shame and embarrassment when my legs are naked in front of other guys/men within the belief that they are judging me as disgusting, ugly and inferior
I commit myself to stop judging myself for body parts/physical appearance and then generate shame and embarrassment within comparing myself to other men and project my self-judgment onto them to avoid that I’m in fact judging myself – because I see that I’m within the embarrassment and shame compromising and altering myself – by isolating myself/becoming silent/withdrawn, just because I give value to an alternate reality of ideals
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to desire the approval of other guys/men in relation to how they see me
I commit myself to stop seeking approval outside of myself within understanding that the approval of another does not change/determine the reality of who I have accepted and allowed myself to be and become
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to give value to the possible judgments of others
I commit myself to stop judging myself in the eyes of others because I realize that I project onto others that they are judging me as unattractive when it is in fact I who’s judging myself based on what I have come to define as attractive or unattractive by accepting and allowing the media/consumerism programming of what is attractive/unattractive within and as myself
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to believe that others are making fun of that which I have judged within myself, believing that they are judging me behind my back and that I am the laughing stock of the conversation
I commit myself to not allow thoughts where I imagine that other people are judging me within the realization that I’m participating in an alternate reality, instead I breathe myself back here, and I stick to the physical reality by not participating in the internal backchat where I diminish myself
I forgive myself that through this belief I accept and allow myself to create a specific response pattern where the other guys / girls respond by reacting to my behavior, thus creating a point within and as myself where I give permission to them to judge me, thus confirming my belief that there is something wrong with me. I forgive myself that I haven’t allowed myself to see that I am the creator of my own self prophesied creation
When I see myself going into silence and withdraw myself because I believe that I am being judged, I understand that I am responding in automation according to a trained/programmed pattern, instead of being the directive principle
I commit myself to not give attention to and act on the belief that I am being judged and ridiculed by supporting myself to push through the desire to withdraw and to instead participate and communicate with the beings
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to create an alternate reality within my mind where I am being ridiculed and I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to react with embarrassment to this alternate reality/self-judgment
I realize that the reason I experience embarrassment and withdraw myself within fear is because I desire an outcome wherein I can attract women to fulfill the idea as what I have come to believe is my role as “a man”. I commit myself to not go into embarrassment because I see that
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing my desire to attract women is to influence and determine my expression/the experience of myself
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to experience shame and embarrassment when my legs are naked in front of girls/women, within the belief that they are judging me as disgusting, ugly and inferior to other guys/men and thus placing me lowest on the sex/relationship hierarchy
I commit myself to stop participating in a sex/relationship hierarchy wherein I compare myself to other men and judge myself as unworthy because I within my mind fail to live up to the standards of how a perfect man is supposed to look like/be and thus create an alternate dimension within and as myself where I believe that I’m less able to attract women, within this I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to diminish myself by accepting the idea promoted by media that I have imprinted within/as myself where we have accepted and allowed ourselves to believe that a man’s worth is determined by our ability to attract women
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to imagine myself to be placed in a hierarchy in which I constantly compete with other men to get sex/relationships with women
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to desire to be attractive so that I attract women and I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to desire to attract women because I believe that it’s a man’s prime purpose to attract women
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to believe and experience it as if I have failed as a man because I haven’t been able to attract women
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to place a value in the idea that one is unfulfilled as a man if one hasn’t been able to attract women
I commit myself to stop making it my main purpose/goal/agenda/priority to attract females as to experience validation from an outside source in separation from myself that I am a man, and instead I make it priority to develop a relationship with myself wherein I cultivate self-intimacy and self-worth
I commit myself to see that within a physical relationship as an agreement with another human being one is not dealing with appearance or looks, but with the expression of who each one is in the moment
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to refuse and fear wearing shorts in public, even though my physical legs and my overall body would benefit from it and even though I would find it comfortable
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to hide and justify that I fear to/experience shame when I wear shorts with saying/thinking that “I don’t find it comfortable”
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to hide as much of my physical body as possible with clothes
I commit myself to stop valuing fear and image above physical comfortability, by pushing myself to listen to and support my body as I see and realize that the desires and pictures I want to fulfill as physical appearance of myself is of no practical or physical value but actually compromise and limit my physical self for the sake of image/appearance, and I see, realize and understand that I am trying to live up to a picture which I measure myself against and diminish myself according to as programmed by media/the consumerism apparatus
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to make myself quiet among others, isolate myself, stay at home, not showing myself amongst others when I perceive myself as disgusting and unattractive and thus I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to being directed by thoughts by reacting to the alternate reality where I judge myself as disgusting and unattractive and changing my behavior
I commit myself to push myself to not give into the reaction to isolate and be quiet as to hide myself as a reaction to me judging myself as disgusting as I see/realize/understand that I am acting/behaving according to and submitting myself to energy/experience/perception instead of challenging the reaction to see that it is not physically substantial/real
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