Leslie On “Being”
October 22, 2018
Leslie Tucker describes her definition of "being" and its importance in living in the present moment.
TRANSCRIPT
In your words, what is “being”?
I would say something like the the reality that I'm generating in this moment.
And the if I I'm being, if I'm consciously being, then I'm generating this reality or a reality or a commitment, and I'm emanating that out of me. Like, that is what I'm that is that's who I am.
I am that's who I am. Some of the things we're saying is, you know, we do have. Right?
The be do have living life this way from being, who am I being, comes from, as, Emeril, as you said, from the declaration.
Comes from the I mean, ideally, it would come from conscious generated, conscious creating. It wouldn't be coming from the an does not have to be an extension of the past. Or your future, it doesn't have to be limited by the past.
That when you were being, you you are the creator of your reality. You always are the creator of your reality. You always have been.
But we often feel like it's not I didn't create my reality.
You didn't. He didn't. She didn't.
I feel like crap because so, you know, I feel like crap in the present because I'm tired or because I'm it is is also I feel like crap because they did this or they didn't do that. So it could also be this kind of path this kind of collapse between the what happened and then what I said about about what happened. This is the domain of action.
This is story, interpretation.
So when I'm being when my being is giving my action, then I'm doing what I'm doing from my commitment.
