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By “beat your own score” I mean how much faster you can unblend from the parts of you that have taken over you than you used to.
You are stuck forever in taming the overburdened parts that pop up unexpectedly.
So where’s the good news?
In fact, it turns the problem into a gem.
And it starts to be;
· Interesting
· Fun
· A challenge to figure out how you can “beat your own score”*
· A great opportunity to heal yourself some more from earlier hurts.
But when I got outside, my driveway was blocked by a car I’d never seen before.
I rang all the surrounding bells with no luck.
Let’s pause here. Was I in Self energy at that moment?
No!
Pretty obvious, right?
Not friendly at all.
Well, he got angry!
Duh?
He told me a story about how his father told him to park there because that was his spot and he was bringing his father food, and wound up with, “You were totally inappropriate! Totally inappropriate!”
I felt myself saying, “No, I wasn’t.”
See, it’s circumstances like this that tell you what parts are inside of you.
It’s very revealing.
There’s that “Ohhhhhhhh, now I see” factor.
I wanted to argue with my parents, but I wasn’t allowed to “talk back.” Double whammy.
Anybody familiar with this?
So how did I feel?
I realized later, thinking about it, that for unknown reasons this guy wanted to fight. Clearly, there were cars that he was blocking and when he got out of his car, he couldn’t miss them. But he wanted to be self-righteous, too.
So after I realized that my parts had taken over, I asked them why they did. And it brought me miles and years back in time to all that same kind of pattern at home as a kid.
“Talk to me, baby! Tell me everything. I’m here to listen” I said to the child within me.
I listened.
“And what else do you need?” I asked little Deb.
“Make her see she was wrong. Make her say she’s sorry!”
I could do that. The imagination is a very powerful tool!
We had a nice hug.
In my imagination.
But it was really nice, just the same.
