What you focus on as being “the problem” is simply the outward manifestation of whatever else is going on beneath the surface. It shows up in your life as a symptom – but it isn’t the real problem. To get to that, you need to go deeper. ~Linda Binns http://tinyurl.com/nddeud
Or as an old guru said, “Your situation is not your problem. It’s your situation. If you think you have a problem, figure it out and deal with that.” ~jpc
At the deepest level, you have no problem. Namaste.
Monday, July 06, 2009
"What's Your Problem?"
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If I didn't know better I'd think you wrote this one just for me. Most of my career has been built on discovering "root causes" which i practice in all areas of my life.
JH
I find myself growing weary of problem solving. An another old mentor suggested, when you solve a problem you get rid of what you don't want. But when you create you get something you do want. I'm more energized by creating, especially when that means participating in the newness that is wanting to emerge. rcw
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