Actively Let Things Go
Sunday, May 25th, 2008Table of contents for How to Relax
I think for years I have heard that it’s better to not hang on to material things, or anger, or resentment, or a lot of things. I think that is a Judeo-Christian ethic and like many Americans, that’s how I was raised. The funny thing is, I am not good at it. When someone runs me off the road I want to take their bumper out … when my wife tells me I am wrong, I want to get out charts and prove to her and anyone watching (ie; the chairs) that I am indeed right! This is toxic thinking. Through the past couple years being a dad, husband, teacher, dreamer, I have been venturing out into this new realm of letting things go. As I said in a previous announcement, I am limited in my time to blog for the next couple weeks. I am sure in the next week I’ll get a mocha and really relate some of the amazing stuff that is happening to me, but for today I give you simply this direction to dream about and make your own connection with. I have my own methods I have developed and will discuss in a future post, but for now what are some ways you can actively let things go?
