Authenticity

INTRODUCTION

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What you feel as you, what you show yourself to others as you and what others perceive you as you all these three put together is your responsibility, it is your being.

It is as if you yourself is sitting in the inner consciousness of everyone who has some expectation towards you and you make them expect these things from you. Some of your words and body language is responsible for them to have that expectation from you.

So you are responsible for it. Some
part of you which is suppressed by you,
which wants to realize itself goes and
sits in another's heart and becomes
their expectation about you, so that
suppressed part is realized. When you
are not ready to listen to your own
heart and expand, the divine helps you
by creating the same expectation in
others, so that you can expand. When
you fulfill others expectations about
you and realize that is also is your
expectation about you, you reach the
space of self-realization.

A portrait of a serene looking person with traditional markings on their forehead

Then it is no more anyakara (other's image of you), you are expanding for your mamakara (inner image) and ahankara (outer image). When you fulfill the expectation of others only then you realize that it is your own expectations that are fulfilled.

Living in your peak capacity, performing in your peak in all the three (mamakara, ahankara and anyakara), expressing your peak potential in all the three, expressing your highest possible energy in all these three is authenticity.

GOALS:

To make the children understand that

fulfilling others makes you powerful.