Doing This Is Something Sometimes Different From Doing That

It is not relaxing when you have to do it. Sometimes it's relaxing when you must be doing it. What you have to do and what you must be doing might not be at war with each another all the time.

Follow or direct. It's pretending there's a difference.

Any force of nature is a force to reckon with, willingly or not. Just do all the time as much as possible whatever you must do. And you might then be surprised to find that what you think it is that you just have to do is only an expression of the thing you actually must do.

You might be surprised to find out what it is that you must do, actually. You could be unaware of what it is that you actually must do, you might not be knowing that it is a force of nature. Either way, know or not, it is being what you're doing without really doing it. When you're doing what you actually must do, you are not really doing it, like for instance how you're doing something that you have to do.

When you start to do what you are doing anyway, whether it is something you are doing or are not really doing, then that's also different.

Funny how you can be proud of it. When you're doing what you're doing, which is actually the thing that you must do, even though you do not have a choice, other than a choice that is pretending that it is a choice, then you only think you must be doing it, because with anything you actually must do, you are really doing it not doing it like as though with any need of making sure that you are doing it, like as if you have to do it, really. You do not have to do it just because you must be doing it. That's the way it is with a force of nature.

Everything will change when you notice it.