I do realize I have a 'blank spot' in forgetting traumatizing or highly destabilizing experiences; that is, I agree to repeat them, not remembering or at least admitting how much they harmed me or were difficult at the time. That this time I'll be stronger, or turn my feelings off, or whatever. Just, 'get it done', what does it matter how I think or feel about it, that's not important.
Almost- almost- almost did it
again, re: work- despite getting extra shifts without that particular grief- ? :eek: :( Also, responding to the pressure. :( Despite the fact it just feels soul destroying to work amidst conflict, others' discord, or anger- esp anger directed at me. :( I just feel suicidal.
I saw this and liked it, to explain the Resurrection.
Bishop Barron on the Resurrection of Jesus
I thought before seeing it, if I believe it, then it should have impact daily. And how would life 'be', to just live it believing I was totally forgiven (obviously for others, also)? Not really 'mentally debating it within myself, just living if as so (~ 'act as if')?
I still like Mary Magdalene though, she 'gets it'. Because (this year/ Easter I think/ noticed) she never would have been concerned about the practicalities/ 'getting it done' either, even though 'impossible', if she hadn't already lived and had to live that way, I think. Because if you haven't the first thing you think of is going to get help, not finding or having to find a way yourself. JMHO though. :notworthy:
I suppose, too, I know that most of my mom's family were killed because of their beliefs, pre 'me'. But, or and, even the freedom to have any or not, my dad's dad got mustard gassed for in the war (they believe the primary cause of genetic cancers, or did think in my day- long ago). Which even if I got it, and also no kids, over that is worth it to me. Always thought that part though.
Somewhere I once read, 'Whatever is worth dying for is worth living for'.