Behaving

Behaving is a mental & emotional action. It is relative to the emotional state of being that accompanies the mental belief that is sponsoring an action.

Who I am Being is my emotion. What I Have is a belief about whatever is occurring. My emotional state of being is relative to the belief that I have about what is presently occurring.

When I believe that positive things are happening to me, I experience a positive emotional state of being. When my experience of what is occurring presents in a negative way, it is because I am experiencing it from a negative perspective.

How I am behaving is a matter of perspective. I can perceive my behaviour to be either beneficial or detrimental. My behaviour is sub-consciously programmed by whether I believe whatever is occurring to be beneficial or detrimental to myself.

Whether I am behaving well or I am behaving badly is based on my judgment of my belief about the outcome. When I believe the outcome to be detrimental to myself, or others, I am behaving badly. When I believe the outcome to be beneficial for myself or others, I am behaving well.

When my behaviour is apparently good for me and bad for others, or bad for me and good for others, I have a dilemma. The dilemma of behaving well or badly is caused by the contrasting beliefs between myself and others.

The dilemma of what is good or bad behaviour has led to the philosophical study of ethics and the religious practice of morality. Both the morality & the ethics of governmental religious philosophy seek to impose good standards of behaviour onto people in general.

Instead of behaviour being a personal choice based on the emotional experiences of personal beliefs, it has become subjected to other people’s boundaries and enforced by other people’s laws.

Common law allows an elite group of people to determine the behaviour of common people. When people behave in a common way, they defer their authority of choice to an appointed elite, who use morals, ethics & laws to govern people’s behaviour.

Behaving is a physical action enabled by emotional power & mental authority. My behaviour is inspired & empowered by my own mental authority being in alignment with my own emotional power. Emotional power enables the mental authority of choice.

Behaving in alignment with other people’s choices is deferring to their authority, which is either motivating or disempowering. I behave in a negative way when I am disempowered by other people’s authority. Acting under another’s authority, my agreed action requires their motivation as I am not personally empowered.

Behaving badly is my default reaction to being disempowered.

When empowered by my own inspired choices, I am always on my best behaviour; no matter what anybody else thinks or judges it to be.