Tuesday, January 27, 2009
One problem I've had was which major to choose and what I wanted to do with myself as a career.    Internally, I felt like I was being churned up.   I had a hard time finding congruence.  It didn’t help that I really wasn’t in tune with who I really was back then, 10 years ago, either.  Another problem I had is my x-husband that was cheating on me.  That was extremely difficult to face.  It was difficult to find congruence then, too.  Mostly because I always told myself that if that ever happened to me, it would be the end of my marriage.  I was determined not to get divorced.  I fought my inner sentences that kept saying, “You can get this right” and “You can make this work”.  Another problem I’ve had is trying to find where I belong in church.  I’ve felt on the outside, like a disease.  It was hard to feel like I belonged with the people in my religion, who promote eternal marriage and I trashed my eternal marriage.  The pattern that I see is this sentence that says, “If I sacrifice enough, I will be of worth.”  That was my old sentence, which still flares up now and then.  My new sentence that I work hard to run with is, “I am.”
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