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Originally Posted by Angela  That is what I mean by being attached. If you don't get what you want ("to give something back and let them enjoy the same relief when this burden of limiting beliefs is lifted"), then you would feel bad. This is a great indication that the opportunity for growth here is yours, not theirs. |
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I don't think I am attached to the outcome (them becoming aware), but I seem to be attached to the desire to offer help to my parents. But is this "attachment" not the driving force behind the "desire to help" in general? So, is the desire to help someone in itself the problem? Where would this lead us, if it was? To everyone really minding one's own business in all walks of life?