Pain is a fertilizer for growth. The more you have the more you are bogged down, but the more potential for excellence exists once you burn that pain down and learn its lessons. I feel like I’m burning off my karma right now and completely reshaping who I am. Not in the sense that my core essence is changing, but that structures are adjusting according to the collapse of pain. The lessons extracted from the pain aren’t just theory. So EPHRA6 isn’t just about healing, it’s about development itself. I’m not just overcoming pain, I am using it to become something new and to develop myself into a more effective person.
It feels like so much has changed after only a month. It feels like I’m at least halfway through, maybe already close to finishing a full 7 month run. Then I realize that I’ve only ran it for a month and am baffled. I can’t wait to see what I become in 6 more months.
Often I feel like I’m not doing great because I am constantly aware of my pain and deficiencies on EPHRA6, but I learned something that, loosely paraphrased, goes like this: “When we work out, we feel weak. When we learn something new, we feel like we still have so much to learn. When we confront fear, we feel cowardly. But these are signs that we are growing.”
I feel like that applies to where I’m at now. The pain I’m experiencing is a sign that I’m confronting my deficiencies and growing. It shouldn’t be discouraging, but empowering. I’m making progress and I can feel it.
It feels like so much has changed after only a month. It feels like I’m at least halfway through, maybe already close to finishing a full 7 month run. Then I realize that I’ve only ran it for a month and am baffled. I can’t wait to see what I become in 6 more months.
Often I feel like I’m not doing great because I am constantly aware of my pain and deficiencies on EPHRA6, but I learned something that, loosely paraphrased, goes like this: “When we work out, we feel weak. When we learn something new, we feel like we still have so much to learn. When we confront fear, we feel cowardly. But these are signs that we are growing.”
I feel like that applies to where I’m at now. The pain I’m experiencing is a sign that I’m confronting my deficiencies and growing. It shouldn’t be discouraging, but empowering. I’m making progress and I can feel it.
