A part of my “homework” from my time with Kara is to journal daily. Or in her words keep a daily environmental scan in which you record your thoughts, emotions, and actions through out the day but hold no point of view on them. Whatever you call it: journal or environmental scan, the point is to acknowledge your current headspace, release attachment, and continue on.
I am sure it will come as no shock to you that I have not been doing homework (that damn commitment piece again!) although I do consider my nightly Blogging a comparable alternative. Plus I am sure it is minimal surprise that the acknowledge release combo is not easy for me. You see I fester on thoughts and I care far too much about what others think to just forget and roll with it.
For the most part though my waves of emotions have been limited, negative thoughts minimal, smiles big and a sense of focus/achievement and value moderate. I have found myself acutely aware of my language and reactions in conversations which has caused me to be more self conscious and for some reason apologize more becuase I replay interactions hours after they occured. It is almost as if I have taken on this third person perspective and am watching my own life play out- my own reality show- without the drama.
Hmmm food for though tho does drama boost ratings? We have all heard the line “the most dramatic rose ceremony yet.” Seriously, how do the get away with that episode after episode, year after year?! Ratings equate to popularity right, popularity derives from a large population, and isn’t there a rule of averages? In other words the more people I know surely the more chance of meeting my prince charming.
So all along is drama what I have been missing?
Those silly rose ceremonies are considered dramatic because of the cat fighting, emotions, disappointment, failure, competition, immaturity, the list could go on. Not necessarily my bag.. But the real core meaning of drama is to take action.
To take action.
Environmental scan, acute awareness, reality, popularity, take action.
Acknowledge, digest, no judgement, give back to the universe, proceed.
Sort of reminds me of: Stop, drop, and roll.
Not a bad mantra.