7 Ways Why I Rouse Out of Snapshots

7 Ways Why I Rouse Out of Snapshots

1. Awareness of Control: I became aware that snapshots from birth to the present controlled my life, affecting my reactions to current situations. By acknowledging this, I allowed myself to rise above these ingrained patterns.
2. Permission to Respond Differently: I gave myself permission to stop reacting based on past snapshots and respond to current life situations with fresh perspectives. This shift enabled me to break free from automatic responses dictated by past experiences.
3. Chronicle Photographs and Mini Movies: I realized that my subconscious mind held onto chronicle photographs and mini movies of past events, replaying them whenever triggered. Understanding this helped me see how past events influenced my present reactions.
4. Liberation from Past Influences: By admitting that these snapshots and mini movies controlled my life, I liberated myself from my past viewpoints, opinions, and beliefs. This newfound freedom allowed me to embrace the present moment more fully.
5. Rejection of Self-Help Limitations: I recognized that self-help, personal growth, and psychology books often kept me trying to heal the past rather than liberating my now. By shedding these approaches, I focused on living in the present with forthright enlightenment.
6. Active Imprints and Fresh Snapshots: I understood that continuously trying to change, heal, or transform past events kept their imprints active. Instead, I focused on creating fresh snapshots and mini movies for current events, allowing for forthright liberation.
7. Education as Snapshots of Limitations: I realized that education often instills limiting snapshots from the outside world. By acknowledging this, I sought to listen for wisdom beyond conventional education and embrace a more expansive and liberated sovereignty.