James: Thanks again Vineeto for another timely reminder. I really got it this time. Actually, I really got both of your salient points: 1) It’s the experiential option that can bring about a permanent change along with the physical changes, 2) Don’t harbor objection/ resentment to the pain or anything else. I cannot be 99.9% free as long as I do.
I have really noticed this time that as long as I have any objection or resentment to the pain or any thing else then I will not be virtually free.
It has made a huge difference to me to focus on virtual freedom before I try for actual freedom.
I recall @geoffrey saying this was important also.
I really appreciate your detailed attention in guiding me.
I can now better cope with my pain whether the new doctor can help me or if it gets worse. This has helped me to make a huge breakthrough in pain management and virtual freedom simultaneously. (link)
Hi James,
You are welcome.
This is really a great report of success. As you say “I really got it this time.”
I particularly like that you say you “can now better cope with my pain whether the new doctor can help me or if it gets worse”.
Each time the habit to reject pain wants to return you replace it with an emotional acceptance as being all part and parcel of being alive. So it will no longer be a hindrance to you enjoying and appreciating being alive.
This is wonderful.
Vineeto