http://embraceorerase.com/how-to-separate-your-programming-from-who-you-really-are-part-1 Dawning of a New Day Mon, 06 Sep 2010 10:56:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://embraceorerase.com/how-to-separate-your-programming-from-who-you-really-are-part-1#comment-9 Kim Durham Sat, 29 Nov 2008 17:36:10 +0000 http://embraceorerase.com/how-to-separate-your-programming-from-who-you-really-are-part-1#comment-9 Since this was waaaay back in January, I doubt anyone will be checking back with this, but I am writing all the same - just to start taking some baby steps and catch up emotionally to where all of you are at! Thanks for the comments and thanks for the Teaching Cathi. It's definitely a challenge for me to separate myself from my behavior, or the thoughts of my behavior, because my behavior isn't "that bad," but my mind tells me it is way worse than "that bad," and, therefore, I am a "bad" person, or, I was a bad person for a day, or two years, or wherever the thought leads me to consider. I have a very difficult time separating the thoughts from who I am. Thanks for making so much available. I know there is hope to live the more than abudant life that Christ came to give, but I also know that it is me, my own thoughts, that keep me bound in that prison. Thanks again! Kim Since this was waaaay back in January, I doubt anyone will be checking back with this, but I am writing all the same - just to start taking some baby steps and catch up emotionally to where all of you are at! Thanks for the comments and thanks for the Teaching Cathi. It’s definitely a challenge for me to separate myself from my behavior, or the thoughts of my behavior, because my behavior isn’t “that bad,” but my mind tells me it is way worse than “that bad,” and, therefore, I am a “bad” person, or, I was a bad person for a day, or two years, or wherever the thought leads me to consider. I have a very difficult time separating the thoughts from who I am. Thanks for making so much available. I know there is hope to live the more than abudant life that Christ came to give, but I also know that it is me, my own thoughts, that keep me bound in that prison. Thanks again! Kim

]]> http://embraceorerase.com/how-to-separate-your-programming-from-who-you-really-are-part-1#comment-4 Barry Coffman Wed, 30 Jan 2008 16:08:25 +0000 http://embraceorerase.com/how-to-separate-your-programming-from-who-you-really-are-part-1#comment-4 I also enjoyed the article and the example b/c I have found this to be the most challenging thing in changing...separating myself from my behavior. I have behaved a certain way for so long that I have truly believed that was who I was, not that it was just learned and can now be unlearned. How refreshing. What hope for a brighter future. I also enjoyed the article and the example b/c I have found this to be the most challenging thing in changing…separating myself from my behavior. I have behaved a certain way for so long that I have truly believed that was who I was, not that it was just learned and can now be unlearned. How refreshing. What hope for a brighter future.

]]> http://embraceorerase.com/how-to-separate-your-programming-from-who-you-really-are-part-1#comment-3 Mike Kasiak Sun, 13 Jan 2008 22:55:06 +0000 http://embraceorerase.com/how-to-separate-your-programming-from-who-you-really-are-part-1#comment-3 Well written. Easy for me to grasp and relate to. Nice work! Well written. Easy for me to grasp and relate to. Nice work!

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