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"All religions are inconsistent with mental freedom. Shakespeare is my bible, Burns my hymn-book." -- Robert G. Ingersoll
You cannot have mental freedom when you're concerned about invisible, magical creatures that watch you, influence you and judge you. Any and every religion comes with mental baggage and obligations.
Sitting outside and repeating validating thoughts to myself.
"I am worthy"
"I have value"
"I am enough"
Everything and anything that enters the mind must be studied, discovered, analyzed and recognized as true or untrue. Does it come from tradition?? Is it a belief, an opinion, a pattern of thinking and feeling that has been created by other people for me to follow blindly??
Do I have real facts that I can prove for it?? Is it rational, logical, real; or is it just my thought and desire for it?? Is it based on anger, frustration, loneliness, lack of identity?? Is it actually helping me grow in the understanding of myself and life, or is it just another illusion believed by billions of empty souls around the world?? Ask yourself all this without making excuses.
Society, and all its systems around the globe, creates illusions to keep on feeding the ego and its emptiness. The economy. The way one should feel and act in certain situations. Traditions. Cultures. The many religions. Politics and its superiority complex. The way everything is romanticized. Fanaticism in all level. Every reality is replaced or buried by a quick illusion that makes people feel less empty.
In consequence, people follow their abominations with a smile, claiming to have the truth and attached to their blind stupidity. Each group does this without even understanding. But only learning to think for yourself will help you see through this abomination.
Think before you respond, not every action deserves a reaction.
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Dinner time 😁😉 this week I’ve been listening to my body and allowing myself the chance to rest and re coup. It’s not ideal and I feel guilty about missing some important runs, but I reckon it’s what I need right now and I’m trying to show myself some self love for a change ❤️
After running this morning I feel like I earned my lazy day today 😉
I’ve spent my life feeling too self conscious to put up bikini pictures or anything like that. But I’ve decided that that part of me is done now. And I need to start being happy with who I am and where I’m at 💪🏻 and I’m claiming that as a non scale victory today 😄
@redheadfl tagged me to post 5 things that I love about myself.
I always struggled with these posts, I often find it hard to see the positive in myself and not to focus on the negative, which is why when I’m tagged in these kind of posts I try to do them, to get myself to show some self love for awhile.
1. My ability to scramble back up every time life knocks me down. This last year has been horrendously hard, for reasons that I’ve shared here and reasons I have kept private. There have been days when I’ve wanted to not get out of bed, days I’ve wished I didn’t wake up. But I’m still standing, and still fighting.
2. I have managed to remain kind, loving and compassionate. And I will never let anyone or anything change that.
3. My determination. I’ve managed to stick to my training plan, it hasn’t been easy, but in 10 months I’ve gone from couch potato to ready to run my first marathon.
4. Several months ago when things fell apart my eating disorder reared it’s ugly head and I managed to recognise it, control it and deal with it.
5. My ass. Am I allowed to say that? But ya I’m loving my ass right now.
I’m tagging @time2shapeup @worldsokayestrunner1 @resilient-runner @incompletehuman @misstuesday22 all amazing people who deserve some self love ❤️
What does it really mean to live and work on your own terms? Solopreneur mentor and business strategist Moe Choice joins us to explore freedom, purposeful work, rebuilding after loss, and why meaningful independence requires both self-awareness and structure.
