I, 4.4
In life you single out the entire point of view with every word you say. Once you tell the tale as woe you are seeking the woe in the story.
To break the habit say this: “In my world I am the only one. Others are but the bits and pieces of my theme or the storyline I invent.”
Stepping up or out of the picture allows you to view others from the distance of a longer range.
This provides you with the sweeping away of your concern. You know they are doing what they think of as themselves.
Each one plays out a theme, and you are as well. As you discover the theme’s value, it begins to fade away, it holds no more attraction.
This sounds good to you and familiar, as we are at the very end of your theme. What replaces the theme is magic of sorts.
