Reference: Course on Subject Clearing
Do this meditation exercise whenever you are made to feel wrong.
Preparation
- Be well-fed and well-rested as much as possible.
- Get your attention as much extroverted as possible by taking a walk and examining your environment.
- Select a peaceful environment for meditation where you would not be disturbed.
- Sit in a cross-legged position, or in a straight-backed chair with feet flat on the ground.
The Meditation
- Close your eyes. Inhale and exhale gently, slowly.
- With each inhalation, mentally say to yourself: “I could be wrong, but…” The inhalation should last the whole duration of that thought.
- With each exhalation, mentally say to yourself: “I am right about ____________.” Fill the blank with an item that you strongly feel right about. The exhalation should last the whole duration of that thought.
- The item of being right may either remain the same or may change over time.
- Repeat this for as long as the feeling of being made wrong lasts.
- Do not end this exercise while the feeling of being made wrong persists.
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