Inshallah
Inshallah
day 69/90
I am suspecting that it will be because of a lapse of judgment, and that requires a lower state of awareness. So either it will be because I'm drunk or extremely tired, or it will be when I'm half asleep and not very conscious. Or it will be when I'm really excited and hyper, after a massive sugar intake or something like that.
Thanks, this is a good exercise.
Both good suggestions, thanks. I used to practice both about a year ago, but perhaps it's time to start again.I think you will benefit from a meditation or keeping a thought journal - Either observe your thoughts and accept them like you would accept the noises from cars passing on the street or birds singing. Or get them down on paper, so you can take an objective look at it.
The three things you listed will be improved with meditation: 1) too much time and space: you will learn to have more patience. 2) escapism: you will learn to relax and detach yourself from what you want to escape from. 3) overconfidence: you will have more awareness and thus you won't be able to trick yourself so easily
That's awesome!7/10
Well, it would probably be a mix. My greatest challenge is to stop myself again when I say to myself "ok screw this, I'm gonna do it (relapse)" - because there are always some second thoughts, still, even though I have decided. Even though it's been over two months since the last relapse, I can clearly remember what and how it happened. I didn't listen to the second thoughts and I just kind of went with it, even though I knew I was doing the wrong thing. So yeah.Those are useful to identify. I wonder if you can break it down even further though. What form will a lapse in judgement take? Will you accept rationalisations put forward by your brain that you normally wouldn't? Or will urges take over and not let you think about anything before doing it?
Good job! What's your next goal?I Finished 14 Days!