In regards to my internal state, I initially put great stock in the saying, “Let it flow and let it go.”
Then, as I gained more trust in the idea of a default benevolence forming and woven into all of existence, I changed it to, “Let it flow and it will go,” since forcing myself to release negativity proved to be counterproductive.
Then, as I gained even more trust in default benevolence, I began to suspect the flow was automatic, and it didn’t need me to focus on it at all. So I changed it to just, “Let it be,” and it began flowing and leaving all on its own.
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