How to Accept Being Yourself

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How to Accept Being Yourself

First of all I don't fear death.

The first reason for not fearing death are a couple of near death experiences.

One that striked me the most was the bright shining of a giant light circle around our planet with a strong impact of words that peace is ment to be for everyone living this planet in many ways.

Awakening from this dream like vision was like getting hard electic shoks into the close region of my heart.

Another near death experience was when I saw family and friends and quit a lot of memories running in fast speed in front of my "inner" eyes along with not really friendly looking faces me screaming for jesus until this scenery stopped.

A very intense dreams and of giant buildings in another part or maybe the same part of this space (milky way) can't say and me being a part of embassadors or representatives for earth in a pretty comfortable spaceship. I was excited but serious about what my mission was in that moment.

I could name more very experience that are not actually belonging to the reality that I can smell, touch and see in this life, but they have a powerful and definite picture of a world beyond this world that I'm living in right now.

What also helps me to accept being me is the existance and actions of people close to me or of anyone I can clearly visualize and recognize being a human being.

Things they say, they do, they ask for and even their views, doubts and hopes help me to accept my own.

Being able to listen to what people say and trying to only give advice when it is recommended doing so. This needs to stand back writing songs in that I lay out my own visions or drop light upon solutions that helped me to stay self confident.

Memory about people accepting themselves as they are also drive a strong feedback that allows me to not wanting to be anybody else!

In my song We are Responsible for Changes from 2005 I tried to express this musically wise

How to Accept Being Yourself Lastly:

Being aware of that everyone has good and bad moments and that exchanging myself or trying to be someone else other than who I am would always want me to better love and enjoy my bad and good moments as they are and what I do to live the life in the way I want to live it. 

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You might also enjoy reading Emily Harrisons Article Being at Peace with yourself

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