Today after work I went to the Papa Johns to apply for a job
there. I got this eerie feeling regarding one of the women who works there as a
delivery driver. For some reason I was compelled to look in her direction
whenever she came into my presence. It was if I was sensing something about her
just being in her presence and I knew that she represents something in my
environment that maybe I have denied or ignored. My initial impression or
reaction towards this woman was that of her being ‘nasty’, ‘spiteful’, ‘psychopathic’,
‘depressed’, and ‘sociopathic’. There was this sort of conjecture that my
presence was somehow a threat to her presence there and ‘she knew it’. ‘She
would go to great ends to see that I disappear there’.
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to
judge women based on ideas of human nature and human spitefulness instead of
seeing that they too exist within the system of the mind which all human beings
exist within and display characteristics similar to each other in varying
degrees.
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed the judgment
of the woman at Papa John’s to the point where I feel that she ‘poses a threat’
to my happiness and well being.
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed the fear
of female spitefulness.
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed the fear
of building a life with a female that will satisfy my desire for a healthy
relationship to the physical body and therefore to myself.
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed the fear
of doing what is best for all within the context of physical relationships of
sex and agreements.
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