Prepped for 2026

Get ready.

2026 is approaching.

Although I have chosen to retain many memories from the past, it's now, time to let them go. Having been taught a technique for erasing 

those memories that are sad or simply holding me back, it's a choice.

Choosing to use the technique before, so, I know how to do it, also that it does, indeed work to selectively erase.

Some people struggle to remember; my MO is the opposite. It may sound good; it has been more of a burden for me. Remembering every nuance of my life's experiences.

Every face, sound, scent, scenes. All of it.

As 2026 draws closer, giving myself the gift of forgetting, a decluttering of the mind, perhaps. Starting on December 10th, using the mind clearing practice taught to me. Every time while drifting off to sleep will give the gift of renewal.

By January 1, 2026, it will truly be a fresh start.

It was possible to do this for several years, I wasn't ready.

Now?

Ready & willing.

The starting point will be at the earliest memories I have, working my way forward to present day. It gives the idea of starting the next year fresh, a much deeper meaning.

Once it's complete, I will know THAT the elements have been selectedly erased, an absence of what or whom has been taken out.

When it was first taught to me, several years ago, it was an exciting concept. Admittedly, there were doubts. 

Arriving home, prepping for beddy bye.

Laying down in my bed an hour before as was usual, I started the process. Slow, steady breathing, clearing my mind. Then, once my mind was relaxed, I started the process by selecting something I wanted to erase.

Upon the next day when waking, it felt a bit foreign. The knowledge that something had been erased, not knowing exactly what or who that was. 

Mission accomplished.

It felt very freeing, a slightly lessened burden. 

Five days from now, on December 10, the process will be set into motion. So much lighter in 2026.

Looking forward to this happier plane of living. Like the flow of water or air. 

Getting older is optional. 

Moving through time is how I roll.