Keys to Remembering
Revelations to Who You Truly Are
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Mirror
The mirror is a neutral thing that can bring both positive and negative aspects of self. When you understand how to use the mirror, everything it brings you becomes the potential for positive outcome.
Keyword: Reflection
What is mirroring? If you hear it, if you see it, if you feel it, it is you. Whether the mirror brings you the delight of those who you feel are better than you, and, you wish you were they, or, whether the mirror brings you something repugnant, if there is a charge on it, either way it requires a healing. To desperately want to be someone else is to swear you are not good enough. To desperately dislike someone is to swear you have no flaws. If the mirror stands before you and you like the mirror, you are seeing aspects of yourself. If the mirror stands before you and you cannot abide the mirror, then the parts of the mirror you are having difficulty with are aspects of yourself that you have not come to comfort with. If any aspect of the negative disturbs you, or you feel that only to understand the positive is appropriate, you are looking into mirroring. The need to always be right, the need to always have the right thing is a part of the mirror. When someone reflects to you something you do not like, you do not want to deal with it. Yet, the aspects of the self that are not considered appropriate are the parts that require the most attention. They may not be wrong or bad within you, but they are parts of yourself you have not come to comfort with. The mirror is simply showing you how to become comfortable. When you observe the actions of others and you are not involved in whether it was good or bad, then they have shown you aspects of yourself you have healed. When you are genuinely in love with something, you do not notice it is good or bad. In the game of separation, it has been required that you separate out something to say you are in love with it.
In the human condition, for example, you hate the boss and want to leave your job. The need to leave the job dams the flow. The boss is a mirror. As long as you wail, you wail against your own reflection. It does not matter what the reflection is, just that it is a reflection. Something about the boss disturbs you. As you begin to look at the boss and find things you like, you begin to break the grip of your own resistance to movement. In disliking the boss so actively, you are resisting your best potential because a part of your flow is to own that you are not perfect; this is not to say that you are bad. As you own that you are not perfect, you can own that the boss is not perfect. When you love the image that is reflected in the mirror, you can go on. "I love my boss. I love my boss." Say it till you mean it. Then, you begin to extricate yourself from the situation. As you really come to love him, it also is to say, "I love myself. I love myself. I love what I see of myself reflected in this person." It is so simple.
When you name something, what you have named is so until you change its name. If you keep calling the boss a terrible person, hard to work with, and a difficult man, those things within self keeps getting re-emphasized. You cannot judge others without judging yourself. You are simply looking at yourself and them and criticizing yourself. Every time you criticize their flaws, you are condemning yourself.
You meet someone and you do not like what he is doing. You have a definite reaction in your belly, "I don't like what he is doing." This is a mirror of something you have created whether it was in this journey or another, and it requires a healing. When you forgive it, it will not matter what they are doing. You can forgive it because you have forgiven yourself. You meet someone and you think she is absolutely wonderful, but better than you. You desire to be what she is. There is a charge on that reflection because you have judged yourself as less. As you come to honor the fact that what you see there is a reflection, she is not greater than you, she is simply showing something in yourself that perhaps you have not honored yet. As you do honor yourself, the mirror no longer is something greater than you, but something equal. These are examples of how life brings in mirroring in both positive and negative ways.
Affirmation
I look into the mirrors of my life and bless them all, for the reflections the mirrors bring are of my light and my darkness. I give thanks.
Each person that comes brings some reflection. When you come to love the reflections and not categorize them, then they are no longer good reflections or bad reflections. You simply are interested and appreciate the reflection and more and more you honor yourself in the mirrors of your life. You will call similar conditions from different people until you come to understand what the reflection is.
One can spend a lifetime attempting to figure out the lesson. The lessons is: if you are in love enough with yourself, everything else looks good. If you do not love yourself, the flaws you judge in yourself are going to be up in your face in the mirrors that surround you. The boss, the partner, or the "friend" that is not a friend, they are all just reflections of places where you are not in love with yourself. As you love yourself, amazingly, the reflections change because you have stepped to another perspective.
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About the Book
Keys to Remembering is an energy game played with words. The energy of the words conveys clearly how each word is defined. The words are keys to a conscious awareness of who you truly are.
HANDBOOK
The handbook Keys to Remembering is a teaching text designed to expand your understanding and to give more comprehensive ideas of the world. The work was designed in mind for those who are rather new to metaphysic, however, all can benefit from the game. This handbook will serve as a tool to: 1) Give you a clearer understanding on your ability to create your life through your own words. 2) Gain a new perspective of blending thought and feeling or emotion to consider the meaning of words in a new way. 3) Assist with finding the balance between the polarized feeling of words, thus allowing newer levels of awareness as integration, or bringing together, takes place. 4) Examine the four aspects of human nature: physical, emotional, mental and spiritual and to bring about the understanding that all are a collective of all four components - We are one.
INTEGRATION CARDS
The Integration Cards that come with this handbook can be obtained online at http://www.rememberinginsights.com. Though people look different, when it comes to the foundational issues of life, each of us is looking for answers to many of the same question. "Who am I?" How do I find love?" "How do I become acceptable?"
The key to the lock is first allowing that we are all one, which is the integration. The object of the cards is to discover how you feel about the positive and negative aspects of each word, which you will find in the handbook. How you feel about the word can be as informative as how the integration deck is played.
About the Author
The desire to create this book arose when Donna Ing began her own personal quest for greater self knowledge. She used 20 years of personal inspiration, including the channeled wisdom of St. Germain, when writing Keys to Remembering as well as the integration cards.