03-26-2014, 08:19 AM
(03-25-2014, 08:08 PM)Tanner Wrote: Aha Well said, although I would say rather that I know the answer but I fight accepting the answer because I fear there will be no going back once I do. I continue to hide my beliefs about myself because I do not want it to be misunderstood by others and I have little interest in having to be defensive about it. Thus, I disillusion myself in order to avoid what truly resounds deep within me. For years I have tried to come to terms with the fantastical nature I perceive in myself and all others and have tried to find evidence and proof, but the words of a Tibetan monk I saw in a documentary pretty much sum up my thoughts.
"I remember all of my past lives, but who would ever believe me?"
Tanner, it doesn't matter who believes you. Your words struck me and hope you will find the strength and courage to accept yourself and to live your truth. I think others are far more likely to genuinely accept you once you give up trying to be someone you're not.
