(Please read this in front of a mirror, it's necessary.
If you're not near a mirror, it's cooo, you'll be at one eventually 🍎🐍)
.:.
Pardon me,
I see your troubles and elations hold you busy, but I have a gift for thee.
A hint?
It's something you'd think many people assume they have or don't need,
a gift many vulnerabilities try to deny,
The word "disabuse" is tricky to use.
It's easy to get confused on the violence of "abuse",
But,
you'll soon see,
words can disabuse you
from error,
misconception,
or fallacy…
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PAUSE FROM READING
Find your face in a mirror
🛑
[Relax]
Patiently experience your face
Your lips
Your Cupid's bow below your nose
Your chin
Your cheekbones
Your skin
Tell the you you see:
"I love you {your name}"
If you were near you would hear, for me this would be, "I love you Erik"
Now, reflect on all those farr off things, ideas, and people you've said "I love you _ " to,
have you ever said these loving words to you?
When have you said these words unto thee?
When you do, the strange feelings you might findingly feel is a liberation spell that no one can take away from you.
no gun to your head,
no knife in your bed,
no threat you'll soon be dead can stop you from speaking these words…
if even only
in
your
head.
Ahh, but you see: the trick is not that you say "I love you" to your name,
it's that, saying "Erik" after "you" points my mind’s love,
at me.
If you followed these instructions
despite objections from vulnerability,
maybe you,
if you're like me,
now see that just like
the incorrectly perceived
violence
within the word
"disabuse",
which is a transverse verb
that frees the listener from misconception,
much like when you declare
you love you
you disabuse yourself
(and your self)
from abuse.
Declaring "I love me"
are magic words
that
set
you
free.
"I love you Erik”
02:12 Oct 8, 2023
Tuolomne, Ca.