Getting rid of your patterns - deprogramming yourself

naorma

The Living Force
I am opening this threat because I think deprogramming yourself or getting out of your patterns is one of the most important things. I am posting one of my experiences during the last time. Maybe someone will have some benefit from it.

My story goes like that:

In answering Andres statement I posted a remark:

André De Carvalho on March 09, 2015, 09:08:20 PM wrote
>> … feeling just so sad with all that is going on, feeling like crying and like this world is not worth a penny, or even less than that<<

Part of my answer was:

>>So it is just like it is and we have to learn our lessons . . [and somewhere there is always a little laughter or a smile hiding ;)<<

After some days I simply did not feel well with this answer. I realised that I was doing the same my mother did and which I always disliked: Everytime someone had a big or little problem she would hush it away: "It is not so bad, it is alright, isnt it? it will be better" etc., I always hated that because she did not see the fact that right now there was pain, and this pain wanted to be seen.

And I felt I did the same. I did not want to accept the pain.

One year ago one of my daughters started to make a body therapy to find the reasons for her gestose-problems during her pregnancies. She needed C-sections and wanted to know the deeper reason for that. And she was the one who brought at first the idea of something terrible hidden in our system. Because her therapeut asked her about her grandmothers sufferings (my mother).

Next step was: I had a little problem with my liver and stomach. My therapeut gave me some homeopathical stuff and also asked ME about MY grandmother who was one of 13 daughters from a big farmers house and had to leave home at the age app. 16 for there was no money to raise up all, had to work in the big city, married, got a daughter, another one, this one died, husband died as well. This must have been very hard for her: Alone with a child in the 1920s, without an income, no social security. She married again, had two more daugthers. I realised that there must have been troubles, fears and pains I never saw before. And in seeing these pains I felt relieved - nothing hidden that could threaten any more.

The theme of grandmother was brought up again by two participants of a 5 week Seminar I had to give. Both of them were talking about their grandmothers and how important they were. Marion also said, she thinks her grandmother who had asthma gave it to her - simply because she always implied that one has to have asthma, when having a cat. Marion took that programming, we guessed.

Marion is in our little group. One day we were talking about how we get through the day, how we start in the morning. And she said: "I dream a lot. And everytime in the morning I kind of sort my feelings and try to find out to whom they belong. This one to my father, the other one to my grandmother, etc." So this was the next hint that stayed in my mind.

At our last meeting I talked about my problems - there are some with my mothers apartment - I have to find a new owner for a really big credenza and also have to sell a lot of things, want to change my living etc.. Besides that I have a stillstand at my working situation at the moment which also causes some inconviences. So I asked Sabine if she could find out what was hindering me. She said that she saw some inherited burdons. And we found out they belonged to my mother.

I was a little upset because something had been stirred that did not feel too good. Next day when I was at a sauna I suddenly realised what it was: I had to face the horror. He wanted to be seen, not been pushed away like my mother did. I had to accept horror as a fact.

And this I what I try to do now. Stop the programm of pushing away horror, just face the horrible things in this world and accept them as a fact. I think it already started when I was reading Wave 7 with that horrible person who killed that girl and kept her for a year in his apartment, forgot his name.

Obviously it is my job to "clean my familys house" and see things as they are - it will help my whole family and already does.


P.S. Little Background information.
My mother as well as my father have been going through a lot of hard times. My father being a solder in WW2 (I could get an idea of what he and all others must have suffered when I visited Waterloo). My mother - same as a lot of young women - was deadly frightened at the time the Sovjets came to free Austria, she fled to the countryside and had some terrible adventures obviously. There must have been really cruel things - rapings, killings, destroying, like in every war, every soldier does at the end when he meets his enemy. [In that I learned to differenciate between the „Russian“ and the „Sovjets“]. Right now my mother lives in a home for elderly people and I have to go through all her belongings in our apartment. I've been reading her diarys from 1933-48 and was really touched and shocked. She must have suffered a lot and especially from one tragedy. She only mentioned that something so terrible happend that she was not even able to write down. I dont know anything about it. She probably has never told anybody and she is too old to ask her now. So this remains unknown. Or maybe I find a way to find out - would be better, I guess.
 
Hi naorma,

I thought I would share my observations.

Your quite right that many parents have a tendency to try and protect their children from feeling pain. More often than not, the reason they do it is because seeing their children hurting is painful for the THEM. So, unfortunately, they are doing it for themselves, and not thinking about what you were saying - children need to feel their pain, express their pain, and learn how to deal with it in a healthy way.

Our job as parents is to help our children learn to deal with the real world, and our world can be a pretty painful place. If you have noticed that you have the same program running that your mother had, of trying to hide the ugly parts of our world from others, then I think that's a great success. Way to go!

On the other hand, I don't think your comment to Andre was necessarily as bad as you may think.

naorma said:
In answering Andres statement I posted a remark:

André De Carvalho on March 09, 2015, 09:08:20 PM wrote
>> … feeling just so sad with all that is going on, feeling like crying and like this world is not worth a penny, or even less than that<<

Part of my answer was:

>>So it is just like it is and we have to learn our lessons . . [and somewhere there is always a little laughter or a smile hiding ;)<<

You told him that the world is the way it is. It sounds to me like you were saying that we have to accept that. You were not telling him that he is mistaken, that he has no reason to feel sad.

I also agree that there is always a little joy hiding somewhere.

I can feel sadness when I look closely at the way human beings treat each other, and I know I can't change that (not alone, anyway). But I also feel joy in those moments when I see someone do something nice for someone else, or when I'm seeing my kids doing the things they love, or just taking a walk in an open field on a warm summer day.

We need to face the horrors because they are real, but we can still appreciate the beauty when it is in front of us.

I thought your comment was just fine.
 
Hello naorma, I thought that the concept you brought forward was quite valid and may be of help to some people.
My own situation is that I was separated from my grandparents in 1951, when I was almost four years old, and never saw them again, because we emigrated to Australia. So I have no idea what kind of programming they were subject to, although I had some clues, they went through WWI and WWII, and the depression, so it must have been tough times for them, just like everybody else at the time.

The good thing is that I am here, NOW, and have the Forum to support me.
Thanks everybody!
 
Thanks naorma for bringing this theme.
This is probably a very painfull theme for a lot of people. I have seen a lot of programs running in me and my parrents and maybe my grandparents( i dont know them very well except one grandmother ).

My father always drinked a lot of alcohol.And i always hated that, it was always make me feel bad. Suddenly when i was at college i start with the same thing although i never liked alcohol. It was tasting bad but i stil drinked with my friends. Not too much but regularly for almost few months.This was 17- years ago. Then one day i got this idea that i`m doing the same thing as my father. According to what my parents were telling me by both grandparents liked to drink a little more. I was repeating the same pattern. I decided to stop because i dont even like the taste of alcohol. I dont have any problems stopping at all.Thanks to this realisation i think i have stopped one very destructive program.

I also have a brother in Australia and he liked to have a couple of bears during the weekends but after a while he have a depression attacks. He decided that he must totaly avoid that weekend bears because they make his depression even worst. And he stopped. Few months later he was no more depressed. He have break the same destructive pattern.

I dont know if this are programs or some genetic factors, but whatever it is , its gone. Its over. If it was a program i was successfully detected and neutralised, and if it was something else its switched off, or changed , or neutralized. I dont know .

There are a lot of programs of course, and i`m trying to detect them as much as i can. This forum is also a great help, great tool because as Gurdjijev said we can do the work alone. We need a group, the mirror, where we can see our programs and habits. If not by ourselves, then others can notice some of our programs and help us see them and deactivate efficiently.
 
mocachapeau said:
Hi naorma,

I thought I would share my observations.

Your quite right that many parents have a tendency to try and protect their children from feeling pain. More often than not, the reason they do it is because seeing their children hurting is painful for the THEM. So, unfortunately, they are doing it for themselves, and not thinking about what you were saying - children need to feel their pain, express their pain, and learn how to deal with it in a healthy way.

Our job as parents is to help our children learn to deal with the real world, and our world can be a pretty painful place. If you have noticed that you have the same program running that your mother had, of trying to hide the ugly parts of our world from others, then I think that's a great success. Way to go!

On the other hand, I don't think your comment to Andre was necessarily as bad as you may think.

naorma said:
In answering Andres statement I posted a remark:

André De Carvalho on March 09, 2015, 09:08:20 PM wrote
>> … feeling just so sad with all that is going on, feeling like crying and like this world is not worth a penny, or even less than that<<

Part of my answer was:

>>So it is just like it is and we have to learn our lessons . . [and somewhere there is always a little laughter or a smile hiding ;)<<

You told him that the world is the way it is. It sounds to me like you were saying that we have to accept that. You were not telling him that he is mistaken, that he has no reason to feel sad.

I also agree that there is always a little joy hiding somewhere.

I can feel sadness when I look closely at the way human beings treat each other, and I know I can't change that (not alone, anyway). But I also feel joy in those moments when I see someone do something nice for someone else, or when I'm seeing my kids doing the things they love, or just taking a walk in an open field on a warm summer day.

We need to face the horrors because they are real, but we can still appreciate the beauty when it is in front of us.

I thought your comment was just fine.

Thank you for your very warm comment, mocachapeau!

I agree, that in fact it was not so much what I said but my programm jumping to my consciousness.

:wizard:
 
Konstantin said:
I dont know if this are programs or some genetic factors, but whatever it is , its gone. Its over. If it was a program i was successfully detected and neutralised, and if it was something else its switched off, or changed , or neutralized. I dont know .

There are a lot of programs of course, and i`m trying to detect them as much as i can. This forum is also a great help, great tool because as Gurdjijev said we can do the work alone. We need a group, the mirror, where we can see our programs and habits. If not by ourselves, then others can notice some of our programs and help us see them and deactivate efficiently.

Thank you Konstantin for this very good and precise description of programms and their elimination on the one hand and for bringing the connection to that forum on the other hand. I also am very thankful that "I" found my way to get more connected.

And one good thing with us programmed creatures is that we can programme ourself in another way, too. If you repeat the "better" acting way on and on - it will win in the end!!! I think the most important thing is to realize that you are programmed . . .

;D :knitting:
 
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