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Hi. Thanks for this. I'm reminded of the " Daoist farmer " who lost a horse, " Misfortune " the others said, he replied "Maybe". Later, the horse returned with 7 wild horses, " Fortune " the others said, he replied " Maybe ". His son, attempting to train one of the horses, fell and broke his leg, " Misfortune " the others said, he replied "Maybe". The next day conscription officers came to enlist new soldiers and rejected his wounded son, " Fortune " the others said, and he replied "Maybe".
Hi Tim, Thank you for sharing this wonderful story. The tale of the Daoist farmer beautifully illustrates the wisdom of accepting life's events without immediate judgment. It reminds us to remain open to the unfolding of circumstances, trusting that what may initially seem like misfortune or fortune can change over time. Kind Regards, David
Hi @BecomingaQueen, It's wonderful to hear that you're finding elevation in your Shen spirit through our teachings! Keep embracing the wisdom and continue to shine brightly. Kind Regards, David P.S. We'd love for you to join our community: facebook.com/groups/wuweiwisdomcommunity/
Thank you both so much for articulating a truth that has been so very difficult to identify & accept - that the authority figures, who not only had enormous power over our lives when we were vulnerable and impressionable, but also claimed to have loved us, perhaps the only people who said they loved us - have indoctrinated so many of us with a faulty belief system- primarily that we have no innate value and worth (and that value and worth must be conveyed by exterior sources - everything from baptismal fountains to paychecks and promotions.) To let go of these indoctrinations is challenging.
Hi Coleen, Thank you for sharing your reflections with such openness and clarity. Recognising that those who had power over us during our formative years may have instilled a faulty belief system is indeed a profound realization. It can be challenging to let go of these deeply ingrained beliefs, especially when they come from those who claimed to love us. Remember, your Shen (true nature) has always been valuable, whole, and complete, regardless of external validation. This is the innate worth that is always present, even if it’s obscured by those early teachings. Releasing these old beliefs and turning inward to reconnect with your Shen will help you find a deep, unshakeable sense of value that comes from within. Stay gentle with yourself as you move through this process. You're not alone on this journey of clarity and acceptance. Kind Regards, David P.S. You're welcome to join our community for further support: facebook.com/groups/wuweiwisdomcommunity/
Hi @alleyway2, Thank you for your kind words and support! ❤️ We are grateful to have you as part of our community. If you haven’t already, consider joining our free Wu Wei Wisdom community for more insights and discussions: facebook.com/groups/wuweiwisdomcommunity/. Kind Regards, David
I have had years and years of therapy with very little to show for it. These videos really clarify issues for me and teach me how to use the knowledge to practically change my thinking. I am eternally grateful. Thank you both.
Hi Tilly, Thank you for sharing your experience. It's wonderful to hear that the videos are providing clarity and practical tools for change. We're grateful for your support and are here to continue helping you on your journey. Kind Regards, David P.S. Feel free to join our community: facebook.com/groups/wuweiwisdomcommunity/
Thank you for continued compelling teachings. I hear something different every time and the more I am understanding and working in the 'niche', emotional eating the more I realise that there is so much to offer. Grateful. :)
Hi Liz, Thank you for your kind words. I'm delighted that you find the teachings compelling and that they resonate with you on different levels each time. It's wonderful to hear that you're making progress in understanding and addressing emotional eating. Kind Regards, David
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Hi Dan, Thank you for your kind words and appreciation. We are grateful for your support and are glad that our content still resonates with you :-). Kind Regards, David
Hi @sidgoyari6931, You're very welcome! We're glad to be part of your journey. Keep embracing the wisdom and stay connected with your Shen spirit. Kind Regards, David P.S. We'd love to have you join our community: facebook.com/groups/wuweiwisdomcommunity/
It seems to me that it all boils down to wanting to avoid being rejected. If we can develop the mindset that it’s okay to be rejected… I think that might be the solution.
Hi Andrew, You've touched on an important insight. Acceptance of the possibility of non-rejection can indeed liberate us from fear and allow us to live more authentically. Embracing choice as a natural part of life helps us strengthen our Shen spirit and build resilience. By developing this mindset, we can navigate relationships and challenges with greater ease and confidence. If you'd like to explore this further with a supportive community, consider joining us: facebook.com/groups/wuweiwisdomcommunity/. Kind Regards, David
Hi Cybermom, Thank you for your heartfelt message! 🌹 I'm so glad to hear that the mini-summary resonated with you and brought a smile to your face. Your kind words and support mean a lot. If you haven't already, feel free to join our community to connect with others who share in the warmth and wisdom: facebook.com/groups/wuweiwisdomcommunity/. Kind Regards, David
Hi Caroline, Thank you for your lovely comment and for being a subscriber! I'm glad to hear that the advice has been helpful to you. Remember, self-doubt is something we can all work through by nurturing our Shen spirit and practicing self-compassion. If you'd like to connect with others on a similar path, feel free to join our community: facebook.com/groups/wuweiwisdomcommunity/. Kind Regards, David
Could you please do a session on best Leadership. Leading people can include sanctions but better motivation. In both cases you have to think about the emotions of others. In a society it s not all about feeling personally well with positive emotions only. Please give some advice.
Hi @ronschwarz186, Thank you for your suggestion! Leading effectively involves understanding and addressing the emotions of others while maintaining clear goals and expectations. Motivation is more powerful than sanctions; inspiring others through vision, empathy, and support creates a positive environment. Effective leaders also practice active listening, show appreciation, and foster a sense of purpose. Balancing personal well-being with the collective good is crucial. Stay tuned for a session on this topic soon! In the meantime, consider joining our community for further discussions: facebook.com/groups/wuweiwisdomcommunity/. Kind Regards, David
I could take the reverse of this story and talk how I actually did the things....question my value based on my imahmgining of others upon me....and really paid an enormous price in every part of my life. It was a very destructive time...
Hi Tobsternater, Thank you for sharing your experience. It's important to acknowledge the impact of those challenging times. Questioning our value based on others' perceptions can indeed lead to destructive outcomes. Recognizing this is the first step towards resolving these issues. Focus on nurturing your Shen spirit and aligning your actions with your true values. By doing so, you can rebuild and create a more positive path forward. Consider joining our supportive community for more guidance: facebook.com/groups/wuweiwisdomcommunity/ Kind Regards, David
This teaching really resonated with me, thank you both for the wonderful work you do. I wonder if this teaching applies to cases like mine where my inner dialog/child isn't just worrying about what people are thinking about me, it's literally telling me people are rejecting me and that I am inferior, weird, pathetic ... I've always called it low self-esteem. Would the golden thread process apply in my case and are there any meditations or videos that you would recommend? Thank you❤
Hi @mebehappy4217, Thank you for sharing your thoughts. The Golden Thread process can certainly help you explore and resolve these deeply held beliefs about rejection and self-worth. It’s about understanding where these beliefs come from and gently questioning their validity. For your inner dialogue, I recommend our guided meditations focused on self-compassion and affirmations. You might find these particularly beneficial in calming your mind and nurturing your Shen spirit. Feel free to explore more of our videos and join our community for additional support: facebook.com/groups/wuweiwisdomcommunity/ Kind Regards, David
What is your thoughts on enjoying praise? Two weeks ago my boss responded to an email I sent her with something she needed in it with "Thanks you're awesome". My old reaction would have been instant shame that I didn't deserve any praise and following up with worrying I had set the bar too high and she will always expect this in the future. Instead, I felt good, happy, but I was careful not to let the praise "make my day" as I thought it was appropriate to enjoy it in the moment and then move on. I did have one random thought about setting that bar too high, but told myself to stop it because that was a silly line of thought. I didn't really think much about this until today when watching this video. Is it okay to enjoy praise for a short length of time and move on with your day? Where do you draw the line between enjoying approval and enjoying a job well done (as told by another)?
Hi @kimberlysoutherland3031, Thank you for sharing your experience and thoughts. It's natural to appreciate praise and feel good about it. Acknowledging your accomplishments and accepting compliments with grace is a healthy practice. It's important, as you mentioned, not to let external validation define your self-worth. Instead, let it be a momentary acknowledgment of your efforts, and then return to your inner sense of balance. Recognize the difference between external approval and your intrinsic value, which comes from within and remains steady regardless of outside opinions. For more support and guidance, consider joining our free community: [facebook.com/groups/wuweiwisdomcommunity/] Kind Regards, David
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