Posts Tagged ‘mistake’

SEE THE LIGHT AND GOOD IN EVERYONE – Part 3

Thursday, July 22nd, 2010

Many years down the road I have developed the habit to do things with no mistake. I always wanted to be the best, not because I wanted to be the best, but because I was afraid if I was not the best, I would be in trouble of survival, nobody would not value me or keep me. If I made mistakes or errors, I could blame myself very badly; I would think the mistake or the error over and over again: How could I let this happen? How stupid I was that I did not pay attention to! Other people would laugh at me now …bla, bla, bla… My mind ran as a wild horse and my Self would imagine all sorts of sceneries how things could be. I could not forgive it for a long time either. Then I would try to justify myself or to find excuses for the mistake or to cover it up before anyone found it. Because of fear, fear of being a failure, fear of being not good enough, fear of being less than others, I was afraid of taking responsibility for mistakes or errors I have made.

This gradually has become a habit and a pattern of me to deal with people, things and situations. As I so used to be this way, I even could not realize any problems or issues I have developed from it. Because I have been dealing with the outside and inside world this way, I habitually also think about others this way too. I would judge others based on my belief. I suspect other people’s good intention or genuine. It is so easy for me to find people’s flaws, fault, problems or shadow part, then, I based on what I found to judge them. The more I did this way, the less I could trust others. The less I could trust others, the few friends I could have. Because of the judgmental and critical, my mind was all the time busy to create conflict, difficult and disharmony between me and others. My mind did not have peace at all! When my mind was not in peace, my whole being was not in peace. I did not realize that I created this reality for myself!

I did not have close friendship because I could not trust anyone. I did not have good relationships because I could not see any good and genuine in others. For so long I have been in denial and self pity for all these happening in my life, I have been struggling and suffering from all its consequences as my soul does not like it at all. I hated myself and I was angry with myself because I saw myself as a ugly, unattractive and unlovable person. And I tried to find the solution from external but no result… Until now, as I raise my consciousness, I finally realize that I can not find any solution externally except looking within as it is all within. Because of this awareness, I am now finally able to see what I need to change!

To be continued….

OFFICIATING WEDDING – Part 2

Tuesday, July 6th, 2010

Fortunately, the groom’s father is a very spiritual and wonderful man whose writing and thinking are extremely excellent. He drafted the whole procedure of the wedding ceremony, which definitely made my job much easier. All I need was to make sure that I followed the procedure through.

The wedding was on Saturday and it was 3.5 hours driving distance from where I live. I took Friday off in order not to miss their rehearsal dinner at 5 pm. My daughter and I left home at 11 am and drove all the way to Oregon. It was a cloudy day without raining. This itself made our trip much easier since we had rain all the time. For some reason, my lower back was in pain and I did not feel well so I asked my daughter if she could drive and she did.

After we got off from high way, we went to Madonna’s for lunch. While we were waiting for the food, I sit there and felt deep sadness coming to the surface. I could not help crying but did not know the reason except feeling deep sadness. I let myself cry for a while till I calmed down and then I began to drive the rest.

When we were into the Oregon state, we were off the high way and into the local forest area. My GPS took us to the country road no matter how hard we tried to find a big road to go. Finally we gave up fighting the GPS. It took us to the most beautiful and less residential area. We enjoyed the most beautiful and peaceful nature as long as my car had gas. We arrived the “bed and breakfast Inn” around 4 pm, just short after my friends’ arrived so we were not late.

We went to the national part to go through the rehearsal and then we went the restaurant to have the rehearsal dinner. It was a very nice time. The groom’s older sister gave a speech to welcome the bride to their family as their new sister. It was a very heart touching moment. I knew that this meant a lot to the bride and the groom for the love they had received.

That night while I was lying in bed, I tried to memorize all the words I was going to say to the bride and groom. I wanted to do a good job for the bride and groom on the wedding day. This was the first time in this country I would stay at the center stage to talk to over 100 people. I knew that I should not make any mistake in the most memorable event!

to be continued…

PERFECTIONISM – Part 3

Thursday, April 1st, 2010

I was surprised by what she said as I did not know that I had made mistake till she said it loudly in front of our whole class. As I was challenged by her emotion, my SELF wanted to justify again. Fortunately, before I had any reaction, I was aware of that I might have made a mistake in the newsletter. Therefore, I said to her honestly that I was not aware of this mistake, but I was very sorry about what had happened. I suggested her to tell her students honestly that I had made mistake about her price and I was responsible for that mistake. In this way, she should not take the blame and still kept her original price.

Because of this attitude of mine, she immediately calm down and we did not waste any energy to try to figure out what had happened. This step was so important for me in these days as my memory becomes worse and worse. I could not remember a lot of things I have just done due to the Photon Energy effect.

As I started not to be afraid of making mistake, I started to loss up and feel more relaxed. As I am more relaxed, I have more smiles on my face and more laughter these days. One of the things is that I have language troubles. I can not easily remember people’s names, I can not pronounce people’s name correctly either. In the past, I was very embarrassed by it so that I tried not to call people’s name as much as I could. But now, I was not afraid of it. I need at least three or four times to ask the person for their names. But every time I ask them with smile on my face and also honestly explain to them about my problem, they all understand and have a good laugh about it. It actually lightens the class greatly.

Because I am no longer afraid of making mistake, I also have created a lot of laughter among my classmates. One time while I was talking about something in my class, I was going to say “I blew off someone” , instead of saying that, I said “ I blew up someone”.  As I said that, all students in the room were alert, as if they were saying:” What?! You have blow someone up?” I even did not realize that there was a distinct difference between blow up and blow off. Luckily one of the student understood what I meant, so she explained to others that I meant it “blow up”, by then, everyone in the room was out bursting laugh, even today they are still laugh. However, I am not bothered by it. I am also not offended by it either.

To be continued….

PERFECTIONISM – Part 2

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

Until recently, as I started to clear deep past life issues, I finally realize that perfectionism was one of my biggest lessons I have chosen to learn in this life time. This not only connected to the authority issues I had, but also the value system I had built up in many life times that I always wanted others’ praise and achievement in front of other people’s eyes.  I finally realize that I can never be perfect as long as I am on the earth plane and in the physical body. And it is normal to be imperfect and to make mistakes.

As I started to work on my perfectionism tendency, I first began to say affirmation to change my thought energy: “I have no need for perfectionism, I am as perfect as God made me”. The more I say the affirmation, the more I am consciously aware of this tendency and making effort to change it. Then I have noticed change is gradually taking into place.

I used to be very strict, rigid and serious. No sense of humor at all. If someone pointed out any mistakes in my work or anything in my life, I would constantly justify myself to convince others that it was not my fault. I had really wasted a lot of energy to cover things up in order to make me look perfect.  Now, I start learning not be afraid of making mistake and taking responsibility but also take it easy for the mistake. Of course, I am dealing with changing very old and conditioned habit and beliefs in my subconscious level, this will not be over night. The change is happening slowing. However, with the intention of change and the determination of change, it gradually happens in my life. Along the change, I have made many mistakes as well as some funning misunderstandings.

A while ago, a practitioner needed to do a workshop series at our center and I was in charge to put all information on our website and sent out it in our monthly newsletter. Somehow, I made some mistakes in the newsletter. I mistakenly changed the price of her class without realizing it. She got some emails from her students about the price of her class as what I sent out in the newsletter was cheaper than what she told the students. The people who sent her emails told her that the newsletter from our center was cheaper, which of course has caused some misunderstanding on the side of this practitioner. She was not happy about this mistake. Therefore, in our meditation class she pointed it out unhappily.

To be continued…..

PERFECTIONISM – Part 1

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010

I did not realize that I had some deep issues connected to perfectionism until recently as I began to clear some very deep past life patterns I have carried over many incarnations. In this incarnation, I always wanted to do thing perfectly, if I could not, at least I wanted to try my best. I never thought this was an issue. In contrast, I was very proud of me for doing so as I considered it as an attitude of being responsible.  I did not want let anyone down, furthermore, I did not want anyone to find fraud in my work. If there was something wrong, I would blame myself for a long time. My mind would run over and over again to review the mistake that how I could not realize it and how I could make such mistake. I would try all I could to fix it, if I could not fix it, I would try to cover it up so that no one would know and I would not take any blame. Many times, actually no one blamed me but I would blame myself for a long time, I simply could not forgive me for making any mistake. I actually was my own worst enemy.

Because of this tendency, it has become an ingrained habit. I always wanted to be the best. I always wanted to be praised by my bosses, colleagues, co-workers and friends. If I did not get the attention I needed, I would be very upset, which could ruin my good emotions for a long time. Ironically, I could not talk to anyone about it either as I did not want anyone to see my weakness and imperfection! As a result, I was always one of the best students, workers, employees, etc. wherever I was, whatever I did as if I worked my life for it and I have lived my life for it. Of course, I also paid my price for keeping this high standard – I hardly had close friends, and I worked very hard to keep up the high standard. My life was very heavy. I was very serious. Life simply was not for me to live and enjoy but for me to perform!

To be continued…..