Self Realization

They Don’t Accept Me as Natural

I am angry, confused, hurt, and disappointed with church and government leaders because they don’t accept me as natural, equal, and worthy.

In this wonderfully intimate public session, Katie supports the inquiry of a gayman into his beliefs about himself and those around him. My mom once said . . .the biggest disappointment would be if one of my children were gay. Katie: Andwho believed it?

Playing Time: approx. 40 minutes
File size: 52MB

This meditation was given one morning at a Nine-day School for The Work. "Meditation is a word for being still and taking time to notice the kindness and support of reality." This meditation is designed to help you deeply still the body and mind; dropping into a simple clarity. Thoughts are then gently seen and contemplated, readily revealing their temporal nature and ease of release.

Do you think if you complain enough, suddenly your life is going to change? Do you honestly believe that something magical will happen and a fairy will appear, alleviating all of your problems? Byron Katie gives an honest definition of complaining, and maintains that complaining is a “method of getting.” Believing the concept, “if I complain enough, there’s going to be a benefit here is not being responsible. It’s passing it off for the rest of the world to take care of you, and it doesn’t want to,” says Katie.