If you live under the
illusion that you are "not enough" you will never see yourself as the
Cup. Instead you will see yourself as a crack or a fault in the Cup. Sure
we are all flawed in some ways, but this idea that there is something
inherently wrong with us is absurd. How did we come to this conclusion? Who is
holding the measuring tape? Usually some authority figure, organization
or religion that is trying to control us by attacking our self-worth.
It is important to understand the distinction between self-improvement and
self-worth. At its very core self-improvement says that we are broken and we need
to be fixed. It comes from striving to be something or someone other than who
you are.
Self-worth is knowing that you already have everything you need and that you are the person you've been waiting for. There is
nothing to reach. There is only BEING and LIVING who you are.
You are worthy because you are one with All That Is. You don't need
"self-improvement" because you cannot improve who you are - your
Authentic Self.
The goal in life is not to BECOME who you are, but to ACCEPT who you are is
enough. Said another way, if where you are today isn't good enough, then
nothing you can do or achieve will ever be good enough. You can't be fixed
because you are not broken.
Let's go back to the metaphor of the acorn and the oak tree again. The acorn is
complete, but it still it is not an oak tree. It contains the BLUEPRINT of the
oak tree and by realizing its CAPACITY to be an oak tree on a day-to-day bases,
it grows into the fullness of that inherent blueprint. We are like the acorn
and each of us has the ability to embrace the perfect blueprint of our greatness.
The ONLY way you can eliminate the feeling that you are "not enough"
is to declare RIGHT NOW that you have the CAPACITY for greatness and that you
are enough just the way you are and then start to live that on a daily basis.
What is important to remember is we are the Cup. It's a Cup that naturally
expands to make room for us to expand.
Truly Caring for Your Success!
Dr. Robert Anthony
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