It’s so much easier to fix, control, give to and help than it is to mind our own business and take care of what is rightly ours to control.
#HYPNOTIZE CHICKEN LINE FULL#
We spend time caring for and fixing the lives of others while ignoring the one life we were given full responsibility over-our own. When we assign our actions to such beliefs, we become human “fixers” (a.k.a. At any given point in time, we might have been taught that it’s noble to “be kind no matter what other’s say or do to you,” or to “forget about your needs and take care of other’s first,” or to “always be helpful,” or to “solve all the problems you can (even if these problems don’t belong to you).” Let me expand this visualization a bit by saying, it’s equally important not to become a chicken shit.
It’s critical that we have an authentic map for personal growth even while blending our lives within a company culture, social culture or religious culture. Every other path leads to someone else’s dream.” -Lyn Christian, I believe it’s imperative we find our own equilibrium and remain committed to the intimations of our hearts. We could be hypnotized by a line of philosophy that has very little to do with our unique and destined path. Unless we are wise and awake, we could become chickens. How many times have you felt like you’ve been taken by the back of the neck, pushed down and placed in a position to hold a line. He compares mesmerized chickens to humans when we join certain organizations, religions, and companies. MacKenzie notes that chickens in such a state must be “place kicked” back to consciousness. After several seconds, the boys removed their hands and the chicken stood motionless, break to the line in a hypnotized state.
#HYPNOTIZE CHICKEN LINE PATCH#
Gordon MacKenzie relates a story in his book, Orbiting the Giant Hairball, where he and a cousin mesmerize an entire chicken coop.Īpparently, they simply drew a short chalk line on a patch of concrete then placed a chicken on the pavement while holding its beak to the line. In case you didn’t know, it’s super easy to hypnotize a chicken. The other is what comes out of a chicken.įirst, let’s talk about being a chicken. To be clear, we’re talking about two different, yet related topics here: Lyn Christian explains the difference between the two. Neither helps us live the life we were put here to live. Neither is productive, neither makes us happy. Are you chicken or are you playing chicken with your life?
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