facets of myself I feel within me, either mainly or only residually:
- an agile mind, able to understand many complex problems with a minimum of preparedness and effort.
- a fountain of spontaneous ideas, by which people are surprised when I express.
- reluctant to act until the task becomes urgent, interesting, or challenging enough.
- a source of unique ideas, and powerfully concise in their expression.
- individually able to achieve most things in the world by myself.
- uninterested in unoriginal activities.
- a special carrier/conveyor of truth, and of the idea of truth.
- curtailed during childhood and adolescence from coming into full strength of my unique powers.
- particularly brave during introspections.
- a special/unique source of help that others can rely upon, and thereby feel glad to know me.
- a recipient of powerful emotions, tragically repressed and distorted throughout my life.
- a talented computer programmer with high potential, yet neglected skillset.
- uninterested in the mundane.
- interested in the special.
- someone who intuitively feels his way towards the correct way of living, and the path of truth.
- someone who refuses entry to any statement unless I find it is in accordance with the truths I have found.
- self-thinking, undogmatic.
- powerful in the logical and in the creative.
- a skillful and graceful body which can efficiently keep up with the fluid demands of the mind.
- someone who can control and subjugate his emotions, no matter how powerful they rise.
- a mind of such speed, curiosity, and inconstancy that it refuses/is almost unable to remain on a single topic for long.
- one who can help many others in a variety of ways.
- one who permits the surrender of my individual priorities to the conscious collaboration towards an idea I consider worthy.
and more.
I wonder which parts of these conflict with one another. Like the e.g. left and right political parties in a nation struggle and battle with another, unknowing that they are but two hands of the same body... how do my own parts battle amongst themselves, ignorant of their underlying unity?
A common pattern among these attributes is that, when I ask myself "what does special or unique mean?", the meaning that comes to me is: "that means that it is better than in others".
Like a competition.
And hence there's a constant attention and struggle placed upon checking and ensuring that I continue to have more specialness/uniqueness than others. Somehow. Within.
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