Here looking at the appearance character that exist within
and as me, directing and defining every moment that I breath as I have for a
very long time, always looked to define myself and life by this unseen force as
one of my characters I play as the appearance character, and in this created
many dimensions of mind fucks that I will be walking through within the next
coming blogs.
So I find one of the primary trigger points for the
activation of this character, as the appearance character, is thinking. When I
actually go and start thinking about the way I look and how others are
perceiving me, then the thoughts accumulate and accumulate, and I go into
suppression and self judgment based on accepting this belief that I am this
character that has definitions, ideas, beliefs, and desires on how it is I
should look, and what will be the perfect look to strive for. This belief is
based on childhood and growing up with the media, friends, family, schooling,
pushing consciously, subconsciously, or unconsciously, that we all are in
competition with each other because we are in survival mode here to live, we
have to be the best to have access to resources, to get what we need to eat, to
get a job to make money, to get the guy/girl, it’s the inherent game of the
survival of the fittest battle. So from birth we are bred to compete, to be the
conquer, to be the dominant one, to be the smartest, to be the prettiest, to be
the richest, so we can win, and thus be able to live another day and survive in
this world. We have created this world were we aren’t free here, but slaves to
the system as we have accepted ourselves to play into this fame with each
other, and with ourselves as well.
So within this understanding, we as the beings in this
survival mentality, walk within ourselves the separation of ourselves as life
as equals, and compete and fight to get on top, cause if your on top, you are
more guaranteed to survive, but is this really living. Obviously not, that is
what the process at desteni is about, to stop ourselves from living in such a
way. We are not slaves, we are not designed to compete and have to battle to
survive, we don’t have to live into the seperations and comparisions that
create such a hellish experience within us and without as this world
DEMONstrates, there is another way. Walking the process of self honesty and
self forgiveness, to stop the competition programming and the desires to be
more, and simply live in the physical, as the physical within a breath movement,
and correct ourselves into equality and oneness. This is not an easy path, but
it’s the only way to stop the insanity of this system and the insanity that I
see within myself.
So within my own expericing of this point of competition
where in I activate my appearance character, I find that it is the primary
points I use to judge my ‘compeition’ and judge myself to see if I stand up to
the competition. In most cases, I do not stand up, so I have created many
points of suppressions in my expression, self sabotage within my interactions
with others, based on judging myself within who I am, and it’s subtle sabotage,
where in I will see myself in a mirror, and instantly judge my hair not being
as I desired it to and have created a picture in my mind as how it should be.
So creating many points of self judgement on points I am finding are really
irrelevant, but is necessary to walk through and stop as I change my living to
be in equality with others in the physical, and not in separation from the
mind’s view.
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