So, here’s that last tip about recognizing us, knowing when it’s really one of us. If the message feels like anger or fire, it’s not us. That’s you and your injured ego. If the message feels like a warm embrace or a sweet lullaby, chances are it’s one of us. And when you sense us, remember:
The brain seems to jam up a bit if you’re overly giddy or smug about the shower crayon hack. Then, there you stand, naked, holding a crayon, facing a big blank shower wall.
—Please stop doing this. We talked about this before. So many times! I don’t want to lose everything we ever had because you can’t stop calling.
—What do you mean, “This is not me”?
—I really don’t want to go.
—Then don’t.
—I have to.
We deal with the day rung by rung or moment by moment no matter where we are. No matter who we are.
We’re born with the goodness within, and it’s always there, waiting for us to go within and rediscover it.
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