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Programmed?

Here’s the good news. It just might shake you up, so hold on.

“Nothing is your fault, everything the fault of incomplete faulty programming. (Just try this on, and also notice why you probably resist this thought, even though it is possibly the most liberating thought you have ever heard.)”

Because when it all comes down to it, programming it began as a child. The mind has been getting programmed, and the body conditioned, ever since you took your first breath. Maybe earlier.   All without permission, consent, resistance.

Those only came up later, after sufficient programming and conditioning about “permission, consent and resistance”.

“So quit beating yourself up over stuff your programming has done.”

Because if you have learned ANYTHING so far it is this:

The programming is constantly being updated. The question I have about the programming is this:

“Is the programming being updated and UPGRADED as well?”

You’ll know if the programming is being upgraded, if you start beating yourself up less, and simply being yourself more.

You’ll know if the programming is being upgraded, if your life simply grows and evolves in a more positive, able and giving direction.

You’ll know if the programming is being upgraded, if you let go of the indulgences of guilt and pride, and simple allow yourself to act as greatly as you possibly can.

Because once you stop, and notice, that programming has run your entire life, you start to get beyond “the program” and start being able to give and be given to.

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Mr Twenty Twenty

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Mr Twenty Twenty - "The Weird Obtuse NLP Guru". His adventure in NLP began as a Police Interrogator back in 1988. As a prison guard, taken hostage in the Camp Hill Prison Riots in 1989, diagnosed with PTSD, he immersed himself into NLP, Native Wisdom Healing - Shamanic training, and Wilderness Survival - to heal himself of the effects of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder - effectively taking his life back and becoming a world known authority. His advancements in Subjective Modeling, and using NLP to "undesign" your brain and how to use NLP to...

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  1. Douglas says:

    At first I thought that this would lead to madness, then it hit me that you are onto something much bigger than I first thought. If programming has run my entire life then I can stop feeding it and start living. I do not have to wrestle with it I can just live and let it do what it does. Does that make sense Twenty?

  2. I read this as responsibility at first and I’ll be the first to admit it has taken me ten or more years of self-development to uncollapse those two distinctions.
    It is not my fault woo hoo, so true – and… it IS ALL my responsibility.
    Thing is, it is like Forrest Gump says at the end of the film, all predestined and… we are like feathers blowing on the wind.
    In language we often make negations about things which cohabit as seeming opposites without even knowing we are doing it.
    The Universe has no idea what is going to happen next and yet there is a path of probability we all adhere to, until we don’t.
    In all probability your folks did the best they could with what they had got, even if they beat you and hated you.
    Your post (for me) is simply corroboration I can go out into the Universe and do as I damn well please and know I am doing the right thing.
    Doing as I damn well please often looks like me being a complaint, following the rules and working hard to please others and yet who is it who is doing the choosing.
    Life is the way it is and it isn’t the way it isn’t
    Ain’t that beautiful.
    Cheers,
    Mark

  3. dobdavid says:

    E-Gads Man! Do you realize what you have done?

    If I wasn’t responsible for my actions because I was unaware of the fact that I
    was programmed poorly then now I am fully responsible for my actions because
    you have made me aware and I now have no excuse!

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