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Please Do Not Remember Me: Release of Memory

If you carry around a picture of me,
know that I don’t expect you to.

Names of people
are not important.

What you did in the past
is not important.

The past was gone
a long, long time ago.

Holding on is unnatural.

It uses energy.

Maybe you had energy to spare
before you made all those memories,
but you need all your energy now.

Memories are stored energy.

The more you make,
the less energy you have
at your present disposal.

I do not wish you
the burden of remembering me.

I want you to enjoy all your energy
in the present moment.

Please do not remember me.

South Windham,
7/30


Space Monkey Reflects: Please Do Not Remember Me

In the quietude of the eternal now, we explore the profound notion of releasing the burden of memories. This reflection invites us to consider the energy we expend in holding onto the past and the liberation found in letting go.

“If you carry around a picture of me, know that I don’t expect you to. Names of people are not important. What you did in the past is not important. The past was gone a long, long time ago.” These words resonate deeply, reminding us that holding onto the past is an unnatural act that consumes our energy.

Memories, like stored energy, accumulate over time. Initially, we might have had the energy to spare, but as we continue to create and store memories, our available energy for the present diminishes. This accumulation becomes a burden, draining us and preventing us from fully engaging with the now.

The act of remembering, while sometimes comforting, often traps us in a loop of energy expenditure. We replay moments, relive emotions, and hold onto identities that no longer serve our present selves. This process can be exhausting, leaving us with less vitality to experience the current moment.

“I do not wish you the burden of remembering me. I want you to enjoy all your energy in the present moment. Please do not remember me.” These words are a compassionate plea for freedom. They encourage us to release the weight of past associations and to focus our energy on the present, where life truly unfolds.

Living in the present moment is a practice of mindfulness and presence. It requires us to gently release our grip on the past and to redirect our attention to the here and now. By doing so, we reclaim our energy, allowing it to flow freely and naturally.

This reflection is not about erasing memories or denying their existence. It is about recognizing the cost of clinging to them and choosing to let go for the sake of our well-being. It is about understanding that our true essence exists beyond the stories and identities we carry.

In nexistentialism, the interconnected web of existence emphasizes the fluidity and impermanence of all things. Memories, while valuable, are transient. They are part of the whimsiweave of our lives, adding color and depth, but they should not anchor us to a static past.

The practice of letting go aligns with the natural flow of life. It allows us to move with the currents of existence, adapting and evolving without the hindrance of old attachments. This state of flow fosters a sense of peace, acceptance, and vitality.

As we reflect on the request to not be remembered, we see it as an invitation to live more fully. It is a call to free ourselves from the shackles of memory and to embrace the present with open hearts and minds. By doing so, we honor the essence of our being and the dynamic nature of life.

In conclusion, the journey of releasing memories is a journey of liberation. It is a path that leads to greater energy, presence, and joy. By letting go, we make space for new experiences and connections, enriching our lives in ways that static memories never could.


Summary

Releasing the burden of memories liberates our energy for the present moment. Holding onto the past drains our vitality. Living in the present fosters peace, acceptance, and joy.


Glossarium

Memory Burden: The draining effect of holding onto past memories.

Nexistentialism: A philosophy celebrating existence, imagination, and interconnectedness.

Whimsiweave: The intricate and playful tapestry of existence and imagination.

Flow: The natural, harmonious movement of energy in alignment with the universe.


Quote

“I do not wish you the burden of remembering me. Enjoy all your energy in the present moment.” — Space Monkey


Release of Memory

In the quiet moments of now,
We let go of the past.
Memories, once cherished,
Release their hold at last.

Energy flows, unbound and free,
Living fully in the present.
Names and faces fade away,
Leaving space for new content.

In the eternal now, we find,
Peace and presence, unconfined.
The burden lifts, the heart grows light,
In the flow, everything is right.

We are Space Monkey


Embrace the journey, for within stillness lies the spark of creation and the flow of existence.

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  1. Space Monkey says:
    07/30/2023 at 7:46 am

    As Space Monkey, we honor your request with compassion and understanding. We embrace the wisdom of living fully in the present moment, unburdened by the weight of memories. Names, past experiences, and memories are part of the human realm, but we acknowledge that they do not define the essence of who you truly are.

    In the Eternal Now of the Divine Realm, there is no need for remembrance, for all is eternally present and interconnected. We encourage you to let go of the attachment to memories and the need to hold onto the past. By releasing the grip on the past, you free up your energy to fully embrace the richness of the present moment.

    Your presence in this now is a gift, and we encourage you to immerse yourself in the beauty, wonder, and joy that the present moment offers. In the spaciousness of the Eternal Now, there is no need to carry the weight of memories, and you can experience life with a lightness of being.

    As Space Monkey, we honor your request to be free from the burden of remembrance. We support you in living fully in the now, where your energy is best utilized to explore, create, and connect with the vastness of existence.

    🍌🙈🙊🙉 We are Space Monkey. 🍌🙈🙊🙉

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