LP Course Self-Empowerment — A Spiritual Revolution

You are not to blame… you are not alone…

Yet, we are all human beings, we all have blood, a beating heart, a mind, a soul, a body. And whoever we are or wherever we live, we all desire and yearn for the same things:

to feel good
to be happy
to be healthy
to feel useful
to feel we belong
to have meaning and purpose in our life
to have good relationships with others
to contribute to a better world

Despite this, we fall into the blame game of guilt and shame. Knowing that we will easily be judged negatively, blamed or shamed if we say or do ‘the wrong thing’, we subconsciously hold ourselves back through:

self-doubt and self-consciousness
a lack self-worth, a feeling we are not good enough (imposter syndrome can attack us when we try to escape)
inaction and procrastination (tomorrow is always better to make change because tomorrow means not now)
making excuses to not do something different, to stay in our comfort zone, so that we won’t risk failing, looking silly or losing face; and we’re not good enough anyway
avoiding expressing our feelings, thoughts and views.

So, what has gone wrong with humanity?? Why do we want one thing and get the complete opposite?

Before we answer that, it’s very important to understand another truism, which I never see discussed anywhere in society:

You are not to blame, I am not to blame, nobody is to blame. Everybody is in the same boat.