This post was a revelation. How many times have we all felt the “the air go out of the balloon” when we revert to an inherited or habitual way of thinking? Your insights that the tools may, in those cases, be literally “out of consciousness” and that struggle doesn’t have to mean failure make so much sense.
Yes, we revert to the familiar almost as a kind of habit of living; change is difficult but not impossible. I appreciate your feedback as always my friend!
This post was a revelation. How many times have we all felt the “the air go out of the balloon” when we revert to an inherited or habitual way of thinking? Your insights that the tools may, in those cases, be literally “out of consciousness” and that struggle doesn’t have to mean failure make so much sense.
Yes, we revert to the familiar almost as a kind of habit of living; change is difficult but not impossible. I appreciate your feedback as always my friend!