Confrontation

Confrontation: 

the most difficult part is always coming to my own confrontation, those judgments held against myself that finally surface to my awareness. It's been relatively easy to recognize and release attack thoughts against others, even the most subtle ones that seem to initially escape detection. Yet in time it becomes obvious that any thought that places another another in a category separate from myself is an attack thought, perhaps holding various degrees of damage, but still attacking someone from the point of my own deeply buried projections. 

so really...

I fail in seeing this confrontation with myself.

very subtly shifting my thoughts to other. 

and missing the point entirely.

it's always about me, selfishly so, with no one else ever being responsible for how I view the world, and how my gaze should always be turned towards recognizing my projections. That's indeed the most difficult part, hardest for sure, but it's the final key to lasting peace of mind. 

confronting myself through the guise of others...

I slowly heal the world.

~

Peace, Eric 

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