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Greetings!
We all have problems and challenges in our
life, but do we have more than we have to
have? Are you
creating problems for yourself and getting in
your own way? Find out how to change this.
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Stop Creating Probems and Start Creating Excitement
Another Principle of Radical Wholeness - Conscious Drama
Does the title sound like a radical idea?
Perhaps, yet for many, it's a matter of
choosing drama consciously or unconscious
drama chooses us, often with negative
consequences.
Have you ever met anyone who craved and
created drama in his or her life? They may
have a wonderful life and yet they are not
satisfied unless there is some crisis or
drama happening. Over and over again they
make poor decisions that result in stress,
hurt and excitement. There is a reason this
happens. Did you know that your body's
nervous system processes fear and excitement as
if it were the same? It does! While these are
two very different emotional responses,
neurologically, they are alike. Who would
have figured?
Did you or someone you know have a childhood
filled with drama? Many of us had home
environments that included fighting, abuse,
addictions, money problems, serious
accidents, sickness, or perhaps frequently
moves. Even though we most likely experienced
these things as negative and possibly
traumatic, wishing and praying that they
would never happen again, they were also
stimulating and produced a fight or flight
survival response within us. Here's the
kicker: Our nervous system felt this
hyper-alert state of awareness exactly as it
would something exciting. It doesn't know the
difference!
If we grew up in a home with unconscious
drama, the fear/excitement is so familiar to
our nervous system we will tend to recreate
it in our adult lives. Our unconscious will
choose drama for us if we do not consciously
create and choose positive stimulation for
ourselves. Can you recall a time when things
were going really well? It was smooth sailing
in your work and your primary relationships.
Yet you noticed a funny feeling, perhaps
subtle, that felt like something was missing.
Were you maybe feeling a little bored? Was
the stimulation of the drama was missing?
This unconscious need for stimulation is hard
wired into us from our early childhood
experiences. We have a choice to meet that
need through conscious drama. This could be
anything that has an element of the
unpredictable and provides a feeling of
adventure, excitement or being a little on
the edge. We chose our drama consciously so
that our drama doesn't choose us.
Here are a few examples of choosing Conscious
Drama from SOULutions clients:
· Taking an a self-improvement class
· Joining a comedy workshop
· Kick boxing
· Visiting a religious service from a
different culture each week
· Ski diving
· Paint ball
· Starting a Meet-Up for something they
felt a lot of passion
· Pole dancing
· Volunteering in an unfamiliar area
· Taking up a new hobby
· Starting a blog to express passionate
and/or controversial ideas
Operating from an aware ego and moving toward
wholeness requires us to observe the pattern
of unconscious drama and respond from our
higher self. We are more than the nerve
bundles in our body. The most profound kind
of conscious drama comes through finding a
passionate purpose that feels deeply personal
to you and yet is bigger than you.
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