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VthParticipantSort of. If something bad is going to happen, I’m aware I won’t be enjoying that situation at all, but I don’t feel bad about it. It would make my situation even worse.
I do find my mind more secure than my body. So I’ve decided to shift my focus on body, which will allow more opportunities to arise as I progress.
As for the direct answer, I am not confident in my body capabilities of inflicting pain and defending myself, because I haven’t experienced it that much. Still doesn’t mean I feel bad about it. I’m rather enjoying this situation, as I can see how I’m progressing.
VthParticipantWell, I’m not practicing staying calm in “terrible” situations as I don’t see them as terrible situations. Therefore, I’m not affected by them, in negative sense. I’m picking up on other skills rather quickly. So, I’ve decided to focus on part, that certainly needs improvement. That is my body and it’s safety. I’m getting back into martial arts, which will possibly allow me to notice anything I lack in.
VthParticipantI am doing everything, I couldn’t do before. My performance and joy has increased as well, in all aspects.
I’m getting better at skills I used to be “bad” at.
What I’m thinking is, that I might have not achieved, emotional mastery. I’m satisfied all the time. That isn’t “normal”, because most people aren’t feeling that way. Although, something not being normal, doesn’t mean it’s unhealthy. So, what would emotional mastery be?
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