"It is especially dangerous to the better interests of everyone that are in jeopardy, double standards, facing reality, a danger - themselves as they are to others because they, they that mistake habits into profiting from priorities. This is essential in demonstrating the true nature of habit examining the labels we refer as "priority." (MA2012 "The 'danger' of habitual nature in priority")
I recollected this^ entry today, as I am in a predicament of such misplaced abstraction. When I think of myself in terms of priority, as opposed not to be thinking about making (myself) a priority. There is a huge difference between the two.
One part is saying "to" priorities of an external nature. The second part is referring of myself being "the" priority. Which one is the primary cause.
I was once told, that change does not become you, it is the nature of your priorities being made that change. Therefore, change is directly related to priorities you partake. I saw this in a radical manner of intake, what choice do I have based on what I am not being given. Then, that directly results in opposition. However, if the basis of priorities are dispossessed in a manner of what should be my priorities, does that not equate to what the universe is telling me. My question: is how can it not, opposed to as, being subjective or selfish in reacting to what the universe is wanting from me. Does that not speak of as a priority, or am I acting in spite of myself telling the universe what I want.
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That entire entry is inspired from a position taken of someone, saying they prefer priorities ahead of changing - you truly think about it, what limits are self imposed or self regulated. There is a sharp contrast in such a definitive paradox, that (priorities) I find alienate the better world around me. People cop out on priorities all the time, not before - allowing change to happen. There is a distinct divide, to such a vital question of the will.
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To hypothesize a cause (makes it) true. The answer: "My question: is how can it (priorities) not, opposed to as, being subjective or selfish in reacting to what the universe is wanting from me." (MA2012)
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