Not in the interest of your personality

It almost seems like there is something with a life and interests of its own within you when you read this header. How this came into being? From an early age on you interact with everything around you and you notice that when you do certain things, this leads to various reactions and responses. This will help your develop a personality with preferences and of course dislikes. In this way, through hundreds of experiences each day, you create a certain pattern, which becomes very familiar to you over the years. And you will not be surprised to find you thus attempt to believe this to be the truth about yourself.

Now when you start remembering your inner Self, this is a very logical and much more pleasant experience than the one your personality can offer, however, according to the simple reaction mechanism of your personality, it does nót bring the outcome he expected and 'so' it is wrong. And just like every other outcome which does not meet his expectations, he will attempt to adjust this. A simple automatic pilot you could say. That is why the true solution can be found in looking what is is that you are really doing with your personality, since this will make you aware of the fact that you deny yourself the very pleasant experience of being your Self in favour of making these personality issues a truth in themselves.

And your inner Self is not a thing your personality can control, it is an experience you become aware of once again after letting go, which makes it even more obvious that your personality has nothing to do with it. And again, in the course of your life you have taught yourself that nót doing things, nót playing an active part, often leads to you being left out and not getting what you (your personality) wants, so this too is not a logical thing for your personality. However: there is a difference between nót doing things and letting go and asking your inner Self for inspiration. Now you may be more aware of why your personality labels 'letting go' as very 'wrong', since it is completely different from the mechanism through which he created and maintains himself.