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Changing the Feeling of 'I' (Reactions as Indicators)

To confirm a change in the 'feeling of I' (one's self-concept), observe your automatic reactions to life. If you assume a new identity and your reactions…

Step by step

  1. Assume the feeling of the 'I' you wish to be.
  2. Observe your reactions to daily life and situations.
  3. If reactions are unchanged, you have not fully identified with the new 'I'.
  4. Continue to persist in the assumption until reactions automatically align with the new 'I'.

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Changing The Feeling Of I

To confirm a change in the 'feeling of I' (one's self-concept), observe your automatic reactions to life. If you assume a new identity and your reactions remain the same, you have not truly identified with the new choice. A genuine change in the 'I' will automatically result in changed reactions, which in turn alters environment and behavior.

Now, how will I know that I have changed the feeling of 'I'? By beginning first with an uncritical observation of my reactions to life and then noticing my reactions when I think I am identified with my choice. If I assume that I am the man that I want to be, let me observe my reactions. If they are as they were, I have not identified myself with my choice, for my reactions are automatic and so if I am changed I would automatically change my reactions to life. So the changing of the feeling of 'I' results in a change of reaction, which change of reaction is a change of environment and behavior.

Automatic reactions serve as a barometer for one's true state of consciousness. A fundamental shift in self-concept ('feeling of I') will inevitably produce new, harmonious reactions, indicating a successful transformation that will then manifest externally.

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