Words with myself Luke Rixson

Welcome to another enlightening episode of "Words With Myself." In this episode, we delve into the common misconception of treating ourselves as projects that need fixing. We often focus on eliminating our weaknesses and amplifying our strengths in the pursuit of perfection. However, true healing is a holistic process that involves embracing our authentic selves.Join us as we explore how subjective interpretations of positive and negative experiences shape our self-perception. We discuss the importance of recognizing symptoms like anxiety and depression as messages from our bodies, guiding us to realign with our true nature. By understanding and accepting these indicators, we can begin to harmonize with ourselves.Discover how the pursuit of balance, rather than perfection, can lead to a more fulfilling life. Learn how to shift your focus from being 'good at everything' to being true to yourself. This episode encourages you to reflect on your boundaries, desires, and actions to achieve genuine inner peace and purpose.Tune in and start your journey towards authentic healing by asking yourself: How can I be more true to myself?Thank you for listening.

Welcome to another enlightening episode of "Words With Myself." This week, we delve into the concept of being in the present moment and the challenges that come with it. Despite the constant reminders to stay present, many of us find ourselves drifting into anxiety about the future or depression about the past.Our host shares personal insights and revelations from a recent walk, exploring the roots of anxiety and depression. Through the lens of the hermetic laws, particularly the law of polarity, we examine how our lives swing between extremes and how finding a middle ground can lead to a more harmonious existence.Learn how to recognize when you're being pulled into the past or the future and discover practical steps to anchor yourself in the present. This episode is a gentle reminder that the only moment we truly have control over is now. Embrace it, accept it, and find peace in the present moment.Join us for a thoughtful discussion that encourages you to live more mindfully and harmoniously, navigating life's ups and downs with grace and ease.

In this insightful episode, we delve into the nuanced differences between being truthful and being honest. While truthfulness involves a commitment to facts, honesty encompasses a deeper level of openness and vulnerability. Discover how living with integrity and in truth can harmonize your life and bring ease, rather than the stress of maintaining lies.The discussion further explores the challenges of being honest with oneself and others. We often prioritize the needs of others over our own, leading to diluted personal truth and potential resentment. Learn why establishing boundaries and being selective about whom you share your energy with is crucial for maintaining mental and emotional well-being.Moreover, the episode emphasizes the importance of self-care and self-love. By prioritizing our own needs, we can avoid the cycle of constant giving that leaves us drained and unable to truly connect with others. Discover practical tips on how to show up for yourself, from taking personal time to engaging in self-loving activities.Join us for a thought-provoking journey into the essence of honesty, self-care, and how to live a more balanced and fulfilling life.

What do you want? Why do you want it? Are you willing to pay the price required? If so, take action. If not, you need to work out if it is something you truly want and have a solid reason for why you want it. The universe is always listening. If you are giving it mixed messages, the universe will return by providing mixed opportunities. Alignment is key.

Control is largely, an illusion. We believe we can control our lives because we control a few variables. Despite our desperate attempts, fighting with ourselves and trying to impose our will onto the world is futile, even if it happens, it will leave us in ruins.

Onions have layers, Humans have layers. So does the ego it seems.
 
We can get really wrapped up in our sense of self sometimes, but when digging beneath the surface it can be hard to truly decipher where we begin and where we end, where the conditioning starts and finishes. Who are you? Are you happy with who you are? What made you the person you are today?