Being in the story
One of the most difficult things I encounter is people not taking responsibility for their part in events.
The ego comes in and starts blaming, inventing a story that does not allow the person to see the real facts of an event.
Yet when it is presented with those true facts, it goes into numbness, disassociation, more blaming and victimising themselves so that their ego strenghtens and keeps them in their story as a victim.
It’s painful at times to see that entrapment for I have been there once, all blind to everything.
Connection dies right then and there without the intention to come out of the story. Intention comes when you can see yourself in the story, recognise that you are not present.
And for that, one requires the experiential reference point of being present, not just a notion, to which one can come back again and again.

