On our journey of ups and downs we tend to view the downs as actual downs in worth, vibration, importance, value and ultimately acceptance.
The emotional hierarchy embraced by humanity places an extreme pressure on people to move up the hierarchy to 'better' emotions or a 'better' emotional place.
To live by this idea is dangerous, very dangerous. This is a slippery slope leading one on an impossible journey of creating the perfect feeling or emotion of their life experience.
The collective of humanity has judged emotions as good or positive and other emotions as bad or negative. They are just emotions . . . all good . . . all important . . . and all equally valuable.
By allowing each emotion to be as it is and share to you what it is sharing, by putting each emotion on the same shelf of importance, by valuing them all as the beautiful colors they are without the need to leave or escape them, you create an opening for something rich and incredible: unconditional love.
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© 2015 Jason Nelson
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"Yes I agree with you emotions are neither dark or light but I termed them so because I have been following a story that I was conditioned to believe in me that certain ones were negative and certain others were better to have. I learned a pattern then of avoiding particular ones in me and realise in doing so I have robbed myself of both being able to "be" with myself (and others) through them and of the messages the emotions bring. That ol' pain and pleasure principle seems to have been directing my show from the wings...time to invite it onto the round stage so I can see it clearly in action. I want no hierarchy to my emotions...whatever comes let it be as welcome and as valued as any other and that way I won't leap away from one to seek another in a myriad of additive behaviours. As I meditated on inviting in and feeling fear this morning I was laughing at how ironic it is that the fear I have had of feeling the fear (or whatever other emotion) has proved to be more painful that actually feeling the darned thing!"
When I allow myself to have those 'not good-feeling' emotions, and then ask myself 'what was up with that?' afterwards, I just about always find out something about myself that I can change for the better (which is, of course, highly subjective to my own Values). I am not trying to get to better-feeling emotion for the sake of pleasure, but to move forward and evolve, and it gives my life meaning.
This works for me - I feel as though I am living my very own life. I tend to see it from a scientific experiment point of view, which I enjoy.
Sometimes I find myself trying too hard to be happy, for things to be good and so on. And no matter how hard I try, I can't quite do it. I realized part of the dissatisfaction that peopel have naturally in their life could be because intuitively we know there is more to be done first. In our life there is no such thing as instant satisfaction, nothing just goes suddenly perfect. If one wants to achieve a certain result they must think the path they want clearly and then see what they would have to do in as much detail as possible to come true and than also to see in as much detail as possible and also without fooling yourself, what end your dream will take not just for yourself but for everyone. Because we are all connected to each other. Then the steps you take in life, you will see how they go towards your goals.