The Great Hoax.
Assuming is dooming. We all have this bad habit (to various degrees), and that habit is “we assume things.” We receive these judas thoughts and fall for them hook, line and sinker. Just going through the motions is a terrible way to go through one’s day, meeting life from our past. No wonder we run into problems. It’s self-robbery to follow thoughts that only present to help us. We fall for our propaganda and tell ourselves we have arrived. Now since we are so close, we can work on the finishing touches to arrive at completion. All these are lies and tricks of the false self.
Self-study happens right now and never in the future. In the beginning, your present self will not like being uncomfortable, but this fades out as you persist with your watching. It becomes very easy if you work at self-study with the method and motive of discovering more self-understanding. You’re now even interested in the parts that want to make self-study difficult because you are questioning everything about them. Who’s holding you back at this very moment to gain understanding but the thought coming from you that says; this is too difficult, or too hard, I’m too tired, or I don’t have the time? What is it going to take for you to get serious about your life and not go along with these judas thoughts?
Investigate everything for yourself. If you do, you will know what your life is all about. There is something nice about taking full responsibility for your successes and failures. Any skill you discover becomes yours forever, and you stand on the rock of your experiences. Nobody can sway you because you did the hard work yourself. Tired of believing in others, it’s time for others to believe you.