☼ Going It Alone & Personal Responsibility
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Date: 2014-02-08

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20131113 Texas USA 2013 - Jesus - Addictions & Supporting Beliefs S5P1
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Discussion conducted in Wimberley Texas USA on 13th November 2013.

Jesus continues a series of discussions with the group about unwillingness to deal with addictions, discussing the homework from the previous session, and talking about the false beliefs that support our addictions and our unwillingness to deal with them. Part 1 of a 2 part session.

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I am more thinking about the issue of self responsibility here.  Basically what we are taught when we need other is that we are not personally capable of creation.  So we have this internal feeling that we can't do it alone that starts generating inside of our child.  So this a belief that we finish up with as an adult that comes from our childhood that you can't go alone, you can't do it alone, you can't be alone, you can't go it alone, you can't do it alone.  You can't be different because if you are a lot of bad things will happen to you.  It is an issue of what I feel is self responsibility actually.  We finish up growing up believing that we're actually not responsible.  Because when we need others and others don't do what we want, we think they're responsible for that.  We don't even take any responsibility for creating what we ourselves need or want.  Alright.

Mary: I was just thinking of the flip side of that where often we might be raised in a family to feel like we don't need anyone.  Like we are going to dominate this family unite, we raise people that don't need others.  And that can lead to a lot of injuries where we are not reliant or we are not humble rather to feed back or what God is trying to show us.

Yeah, the irony is that a person that grows up in such a family still needs the family.  That is the ironic thing isn't it, generally they still have this feeling that they need the family, just the rest of the world is up the creek.
I am more thinking about the issue of self responsibility here.  Basically what we are taught when we need other is that we are not personally capable of creation.  So we have this internal feeling that we can't do it alone that starts generating inside of our child.  So this a belief that we finish up with as an adult that comes from our childhood that you can't go alone, you can't do it alone, you can't be alone, you can't go it alone, you can't do it alone.  You can't be different because if you are a lot of bad things will happen to you.  It is an issue of what I feel is self responsibility actually.  We finish up growing up believing that we're actually not responsible.  Because when we need others and others don't do what we want, we think they're responsible for that.  We don't even take any responsibility for creating what we ourselves need or want.  Alright.

Mary: I was just thinking of the flip side of that where often we might be raised in a family to feel like we don't need anyone.  Like we are going to dominate this family unite, we raise people that don't need others.  And that can lead to a lot of injuries where we are not reliant or we are not humble rather to feed back or what God is trying to show us.

Yeah, the irony is that a person that grows up in such a family still needs the family.  That is the ironic thing isn't it, generally they still have this feeling that they need the family, just the rest of the world is up the creek.