I wonder sometimes if every now and then, a new or different
being jumps inside of me and perhaps the one that was in there before, jumps
out or perhaps we merge to something somewhat different. I remember when I was around
9 or 10, maybe even 13. I was walking up the street, pondering my existence: why
am I here, where did I come from and how did everything all begin, that sort of
thing. The answer as to how everything all began was clear enough to me. As a
big blue blob with nothing more to learn and no more challenges to be found, we
exploded into gazillion pieces with the mission, go forth to learn what else there
is to be understood. However, I also remember thinking to myself, I hate it here.
Actually, I wasn’t so much thinking to myself, as much as I was talking to the
voices inside of my head. I really did hate where I was. I felt like the entire
scene that I was trapped in, was sooo beneath me. So much so that I literally
asked, requested and even begged to have someone replace me. This is why I
sometimes I wonder, especially when something of me changes suddenly, something
that I did not initiate consciously within awareness.
The change I am
talking about has to do with the entertainment I watch on my computer. For many
years, as far back as I remember, I preferred to watch action packed, often quite violent TV. For instance, until a couple of months ago, The Walking Dead
was my favorite show. Nowadays however, I find The Walking Dead to be quite
so-so, almost even lame. Instead, I now prefer watching simple, silly TV shows
and I am also watching a lot less entertainment altogether. This is a point that I haven't quite
figured out, so I figured I would write it down as part of my journal. There is
one more point that I would like to point out, not as big a deal as letting go
of the addiction to violent TV shows, but noteworthy nonetheless. The energy ensemble
that I have been hearing inside and around my head, off and on for about the last eight
years or so, has suddenly seemingly increased its intensity, meaning it is a lot
louder. What does this mean? I have some guesses, but they are a little too far out
there, even for me to be writing down. BTW, I guess that the reason I suddenly stopped watching violent TV shows has to do with changing my attitude in relation my physical body. I am now caring for myself much more than I used to.
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