In Competition

In Competition, I seek with another to become the equal of my own potential. I compete with another to push the boundaries of perceived potential. My potential is the equal of every opponent. Fulfilling that potential is the competition.

It is my potential to become as good as my Self, not better than any other. Being the equal of my potential Self is not about being better than another competitor. I am the competitor in competition with my Self.

When I see another as a competitor in competition with me, we are seeking to be better than each other, instead of being the equal of our own potential.

When I see myself as the competitor in competition with my Self, I seek to be the equal of my Self, not the equal of another. The equal of a true champion is their Self. I do not seek, or petition, to be as good as someone else or better than them. I petition to be the equal of my Self.

Equality is a personal attainment that requires inner balance. Winning or losing makes me better or worse than another, never in balance with my Good Self. I am mentally good enough when my emotional grace is in balance with my physical gentleness. This allows my graceful power to gently flow effortlessly through me without resistance.

In the zone of competition, I fulfil my potential. When fulfilling my potential, I am competing with another, never against another. I win the competition when I fulfil my potential to experience the joy of being good enough. I am the equal of any opponent when they are good enough to enable me to experience being good enough. I am ever content with being the best that I can be.