Guest guest Posted June 18, 2009 Report Share Posted June 18, 2009 prays for you..love..ali On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 11:13 AM, Elektra Fire <elektra.firewrote: > > > Dear Family, > > Please pray for my peace of mind to return, I had something bother me > recently, the business partner of my husband returned from holiday to start > making slanderous remarks about my husband and basically attack him in every > which way he could. I don't mind people attacking me but when its my baby I > just see red like a bull, I actually felt quite violent , pictured myself > punching the guy square on and if I'd seen him that day it may well have > occured. So not like me, and the event just keeps on playing in my mind, I > try to forgive and let go but the anger wells up and the insults begin to > form in my mind against him almost automatically. > I am really trying hard but it is difficult, I want to find my peace and > love for this guy once more instead of wanting to punch his lights out !!!! > Its like my ego is roaring like a lion. > > Thanks in advance > love and angry vibes that need to be released > elektra x x x > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2009 Report Share Posted June 18, 2009 Beautiful Lekky Lion, Isn't it the truth that its easier to forgive and let go when its something someone has done to us personally than to someone we love...But we know your heart and we know the beauty in you and I know that in no time you will be sending loving thoughts and forgiving him...for he does not know what you do...he is not in that place yet, who knows what life experiences he has had that makes him dump all over your husband, probably feelings of jealousy. I so much appreciate your honesty because we've all been there and will be there and yes our beloved Lekky I am sending you so much love and I know all the others are too, for you are so much the light that shines out here. Actually its a little fun to see the lion in you that protects the one she loves! I will happily in any way I can support you and yours and send that guy some too so he softens and by the time we are all done here hopefully he'll turn around into Mother Theresa! ha This actually reminds me of a story. I had this College Algebra teacher that was SOOOO cranky!!!! He would just insult everyone and embarrass everyone in every moment he could. He clearly hated his job and couldn't stand any of us. Anyway I started every night just appreciating him. I would think who knew what was going on in his life that he would be so crabby...well thats how I started to make it easier to get in that place...anyway then I would start thinking of things I could appreciate him....the silly way he rubbed his belly when speaking, the way he would just spit out anything that came to his mind like a child, and then I would think how funny it was and start appreciating him for that. One time he insulted the whole class how stupid everyone was and honestly I just lost it...I was cracking up laughing (been doing my appreciating of him now for awhile) loudly in class...and everyone started laughing and he started laughing...and we all started joking around a lot...and I'd joke with him...when he called on me I'd make sure I said first that I knew he thought we were all stupid but I'm okay with that so prepare yourself for a stupid answer...and I said it lovingly and really started to have fun. The weird thing was we all did. And by the end of the semester this crabby guy who clearly couldnt stand any of us...was going OUT of his way to try to help everyone...staying late...helping at breaks...and best of all...laughing with us! It turned out to be one of the best times I ever had in class! So my friend, if you could just remind me of this story the next time I am upset with someone because I'm sure it will come...I'd appreciate it! (: And remind me of your story and I'll remember you and smile at this moment...because we know your good wishes are endless! Love you Lekky, Deb , Elektra Fire <elektra.fire wrote: > > Dear Family, > > Please pray for my peace of mind to return, I had something bother Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2009 Report Share Posted June 18, 2009 Thanks so much for the heart warming story, it really helped a lot. Even though I know the truth of searching for the good in people its easily forgotten when the ego goes in to overdrive and the lioness takes over! Thanks for your wise and gentle words dear k sis Debs. Love you loads and I'm feeling better already, I promise if I see the guy I won't attack him with my stilletto!!!! LOL love the new photo of you also x x x beautiful like your soul. hugs love lekky x x x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2009 Report Share Posted June 18, 2009 Hi Deb and all, Thank you for posting this reminder. I do this sometimes but in a flash of anger or frustration can tend to forget! I am so thankful for your story too! I'm going to remind myself of it whenever I can so it can help me get into that place again when/if something comes up. Thank you Electra for posting this! We are all going through the ups and downs, flare ups, and challenges. We're getting there in good time and your post helped others bring forward their ideas and it's helping us all! I love reading the posts and everyone is so awesome in this group. I'm so grateful to have joined in finally. Bliss, Maggie , " flowerpowers7777 " <flowerpowers7777 wrote: > > Beautiful Lekky Lion, > > Isn't it the truth > This actually reminds me of a story. I had this College Algebra teacher that was SOOOO cranky!!!! He would just > > Love you Lekky, > Deb Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2009 Report Share Posted June 18, 2009 Dear Elektra Three Stars, I'm sorry you and your husband are having to go through this. It hurts to have your trust betrayed and to be treated unkindly, and it is outrageous to be treated unjustly. I would encourage you to take your time, though, before you try to shoo anger out the door. I think anger is important. It jumps up when our boundaries have been crossed, and it gives us the surge of energy we need to shoo the cattle out of the garden, right the fence and restring the wire. So, I hope you'll give yourself the opportunity to honor your friend Anger and allow her to help you set things right. I also think it is important also to honor our body, the level of expression where the fight/flight/freeze comes from. We aren't simply spirit, after all. We came to Earth and took on these bodies for a reason. Our bodies hold a lot of wisdom. I think in listening to our bodies and learning to honor our No, we learn to respect ourselves, one another, our bodies, and the Earth. Without a No, how can we have a Yes? Just some thoughts, sorry for all the wind. Peace, Shaz > I am really trying hard but it is difficult, I want to find my peace and love for this guy once more instead of wanting to punch his lights out !!!! Its like my ego is roaring like a lion. > > Thanks in advance > love and angry vibes that need to be released > elektra x x x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2009 Report Share Posted June 18, 2009 I agee with you completely shaz, thanks for putting it so well lucia , " shaktiaz " <shaktiaz wrote: > > So, I hope you'll give yourself the opportunity to honor your friend > Anger and allow her to help you set things right. > > I also think it is important also to honor our body, the level of > expression where the fight/flight/freeze comes from. We aren't simply > spirit, after all. We came to Earth and took on these bodies for a > reason. Our bodies hold a lot of wisdom. I think in listening to our > bodies and learning to honor our No, we learn to respect ourselves, one > another, our bodies, and the Earth. Without a No, how can we have a > Yes? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2009 Report Share Posted June 18, 2009 Yes love this group! You are so awesome too and I am very grateful that you are posting too!! I wish I could have had that teacher and class filmed and put on youtube....it really was quite funny... Thank you Maggie! So happy you'll be sending all that good energy of yours! Deb , " Maggie Anderson " <a216024 wrote: > > Hi Deb and all, > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2009 Report Share Posted June 18, 2009 Namaste dear Electra. . . hoping that all is cleared for you and your husband this day. . .let me state upfront i really do not know and you have a beautiful ongoing way of delving into and surfacing the truth that will bring you into sacred resonance. . .but will share some thoughts that come and an experience that i remembered. . . i would ask myself what are the buttons that are being pushed here?. . ..what in the past has reinforced the strength of the feelings ? How does your anima and animus feel about this situation and each other? i know from my own experience that it is never comfortable to be in places of intense anger, but also find those times to be really rich in uprooting shadow aspects. . . when i read of the situation thought of a dynamic between my ex-husband a number of years ago and will share it. . . before John and i married we had lots of interaction with his mom. . ..overall i had a very loving easy going connection with her. Whereas John had a conflicted relationship with both of them expressing a low grade bickering towards each other.. . . we married and began to look for a house to buy. . .after about a year into the marriage i found that his mom was making me bonkers. . .i experienced her as very interfering, and intrustive in our lives and the plans John and i where making for the future. .being a therapist it really bothered me for i felt so much anger towards her. . .i could not understand why i was letting the issues turn into such annoance and anger. . . i took the issue to my family therapy supervisor. . . she asked me how John was concerning his mom these days, and i told her, John and his mom are being really great with one another and told her how much their relationship had improved since we had married. . . she made the suggestion: " tonight when you get home stay in the same room as John and make a phone call to his mom. . .tell his mom that you appreciate her, and see her interest as evidence of her love, and end the converstation with a just wanted to tell you i love you. " so sure enough i made the call, and less than three minutes after i got off the phone John called his Mom and started yelling at her about her interference into our lives and once again their relationship was back to the normal mother/son they had formed. . . in the bond of marriage and intimacy i had taken in the anger that he did not want to hold, and had started expressing it for him. . .as soon as i cleared the relationship then once again John had to take responsibility of his own unwanted feelings. . .in working with couples this became something that i often found that women have a tendency to express feelings that a man at times would rather avoid. . . dear elekra thought to share this for your consideration. . .to see if there is a possibility you might be trying to contain both your own and your husbands strong feelings of anger in this situation. . .and the intensity might be like walking around with a double barrel? my heart and prayers are with you and your husband in this situation and may the highest good soon reveal. . .and sending you a big hug. . .and so trust your heart and the integrity of your goodness in this stituation and all the ones to follow. .. you have much goodness. . . . just a note to the rest of the group. . .i have been only checking in and reading the forum once every few days.. . .the sitepat and scatterfield energy is quite strong and since i am engaged in an active process energetic process with my teachers thought it would be wise to pull back until after the shaktipat. . .love, honor and prayer for each of you. . .will return soon. . . love and light ordinary sparrow , Elektra Fire <elektra.fire wrote: > I am really trying hard but it is difficult, I want to find my peace and love for this guy once more instead of wanting to punch his lights out !!!! Its like my ego is roaring like a lion. > > Thanks in advance > love and angry vibes that need to be released > elektra x x x > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2009 Report Share Posted June 18, 2009 YES! Your " ego is roaring like a lion " !!! lol! Remember the singing technique we used? Only one thing at a time can occupy the mind. We choose what that will be, or we let the ego choose. Loving you, dhyana , Elektra Fire <elektra.fire wrote: > > Dear Family, > > Please pray for my peace of mind to return, I had something bother me recently, the business partner of my husband returned from holiday to start making slanderous remarks about my husband and basically attack him in every which way he could. I don't mind people attacking me but when its my baby I just see red like a bull, I actually felt quite violent , pictured myself punching the guy square on and if I'd seen him that day it may well have occured. So not like me, and the event just keeps on playing in my mind, I try to forgive and let go but the anger wells up and the insults begin to form in my mind against him almost automatically. > I am really trying hard but it is difficult, I want to find my peace and love for this guy once more instead of wanting to punch his lights out !!!! Its like my ego is roaring like a lion. > > Thanks in advance > love and angry vibes that need to be released > elektra x x x > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2009 Report Share Posted June 18, 2009 That's so beautiful, Deb! Thank you! One person sure can make a difference! You chose a different way, and there is no limits to creativity! I love it! We are no slaves to the ego. Time to take up the victory cry and leave it in the dust! lol! Love. , " flowerpowers7777 " <flowerpowers7777 wrote: > The weird thing was we all did. And by the end of the semester this crabby guy who clearly couldnt stand any of us...was going OUT of his way to try to help everyone...staying late...helping at breaks...and best of all...laughing with us! It turned out to be one of the best times I ever had in class! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Something magical happened, after talking about my anger with the group, it just evaporated, I begged God to help me release it and He/She and all of you certainly helped a lot, all this love and compassion just flooded in, now I just pray for Eric to be able to release his pain and anger, its such a horrid emotion to get stuck in .....icky on the inside and mentally deranging. I had written him a mean email the other day to put him right on a few points, but it was unneccessarily mean as I spoke from anger not love, then I just HAD to write and beg his forgiveness, I humbly offered my heart felt apologies to him. It made me feel so good and I think the whole process occured so I could show Eric how to release his anger and resentment, my seed has been sown to help him. I understand why I was a part of it all now. I had to show him how to release overwhelming anger. Thank you all so much You blessed me in such a profound way elektra x x x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Shaz the fire starter, You are quite right, all emotions are justified as they are natural and a part of our being, it was more the fact that I was not incontrol of myself anymore, the anger had taken over my faculties and I was not feeling good. I do not wish to lower my standards to another, I want to be the example of righteousness to show the way to those who are lost. I was having very childish and uncivilised thoughts about someone who is a brother at the end of the day as we are all one family. But I cherish your thoughts and opinion dearly and thank you for your support. Much love, a very much more serene elektra x x x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Wow Lekky! So happy and may I say Goddess Lekky...that was quick! You may need to grab a stone or some sort when it comes over me...hows your throwing arm Lekky? (: So happy for you! I knew the sunshine inside couldnt be blocked up too long... And so happy about Sunday too - Be sending you lots more sunshine girl! Love to you and yours! Deb , Elektra Fire <elektra.fire wrote: > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Hi everyone, its being interesting reading these posts and thank you for all your voices. I have a different take on this (gonno play devils advocate here), so just gonno throw out my perspective. I sometimes wonder if it is an egoic notion that non-anger is idealized and we should only act from love. Are we caught up in ideas of self that anger is not ok? Is the ego hijacking the 'love-ideal'? For me, anger arises when something I value is threatened, and it shows me what I value. Since my K. process, I feel anger much more powerfully and more raw than ever before. Before expressing, I go through a process of trying to understand the root of my anger. Is it my own neurosis playing out? Or is it my Higher Self acting to defend a higher way? Didnt Jesus get angry in the temple? And so, sometimes I act from it, and it can be a powerful force. The first step is to stay present to anger, and not push it away and not get overwhelmed from it (lost in it). From being present to anger, and being able to 'hold it', I can then act, if I choose. Being present to it is the Higher Self witnessing it, and that which is aware of anger, is free of anger. My experience has been to rest in anger, and then it self liberates, like all other emotions... love Bruce Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Hi Bruce, I've really learned so much from your last posts including this one that I wanted to say thank you! Especially the self-love thing(otherpost?) and its all just hitting home for me. Really appreciate that you wrote all that - and am seeing myself in much of what you've said. I'm short in time right now - but know that its been something I needed, so thank you. Thank you!!! Deb , " bruce_oom " <bruce_oom wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > its being interesting reading these posts and thank you for all Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 I guess the waves of anger are rippling through the group. My turn. My previous landlord hadn't returned my security deposit or sent a letter as per the tenant agreement so yesterday I sent him a friendly email reminder, even though I was angry that I had to take the action. Interesting, I was having all sorts of body fluttering/sensations as I wrote the short and concise email. Then I received an email back today saying that the letter re: the security deposit is in the mail, sent today no doubt. so many feelings are coming up about this, anger (that he has treated me so badly), fear (of his anger), shame (I was a bad tenant so I'm not getting my security deposit back) etc. I've been sending him forgiveness, myself forgiveness, seeing if there is some legitimate recourse I might take if I receive no money although the money isn't going to make or break me because it isn't a huge sum. Sitting with it all. When I was meditating yesterday, I got the clear sense that his anger is his projection onto me of his own stuff/karma/etc. and I didn't have to take it on. I was also aware of how many <angry> people's projections I had taken on, including my fathers. Now, I'm a little back in the mire. I remember that all emotions are heightened from K so am being gentle with myself and not acting out. And my guess there are deep roots here to something. Anyway, thats for listening. there seems to be something to writing what is going on with me to you all that helps clear it. love and blessings to you all on this friday evening, Jan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Yes anger and increased emotional response is normal. Please have a look at the fear aspect of them and begin to release yourself from its influence over the emotional body. Fear of loss and want of gain are common roots for emotional response. Take a step back and mentally come into the realization that everything is going well. These issues are coming up to be given a treatment of the safety protocols. They are being highlighted for becoming balanced. Take a walk or a swim or both and let the natural processes of the Kundalini Consciousness do its work upon and within you. - , " Jan " <drjandean wrote: > > I guess the waves of anger are rippling through the group. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 I sure understand what your going through, Jan. It seems people try hard to get out of paying these days. We are still struggling with Workman's comp trying to get out of paying for the hospital bill last year and our medical insurance won't pay it because the accident happened while on the job in the company vehicle. It looks like we are going to have to go through the hazzle of going to court with this. My husband was out of work for 6 months last year because of these people's scew-ups. I think they should not only pay the hospital bill, but pay his 6 months of lost salary as well. Do these insurance companies think we give them a huge hunk of our salary each month out of the kindness of our heart or what? We should not have to fight tooth and nail when it's time for them to pay up. I have keep my cool about it when talking to them, but something is going to have to give. I wonder if they would like to have a huge sample of my anger. Hehe! This is a huge sum of money for us, about $40,000. And life goes on..... Blessings, Linda , " Jan " <drjandean wrote: > > I guess the waves of anger are rippling through the group. My turn. > Jan > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Jan, Before you judge your Landlord too harshly put yourself in his place and try to see what it is he may have to do to bring the unit back to the same condition as when you moved in. Being a RE Broker with some LL rep experience I can assure most LL's don't arbitrarily keep security deposits. If when you moved in there was fresh paint then the next person will most likely expect fresh paint as well. I know that many things are simply the result of life but remember, especially now, everyone including LL's are struggling to keep from losing what little bit they have and can ill afford to come up with money out of pocket to make those small repairs like door dings, cabinet scars, etc while still making their mortgage payments. Just some thoughts that might put you on to a different track of thinking. Peace. Brother Asa On Behalf Of Jan 06/19/2009 3:11 PM Re: over come by anger I guess the waves of anger are rippling through the group. My turn. My previous landlord hadn't returned my security deposit or sent a letter as per the tenant agreement so yesterday I sent him a friendly email reminder, even though I was angry that I had to take the action. Interesting, I was having all sorts of body fluttering/sensations as I wrote the short and concise email. Then I received an email back today saying that the letter re: the security deposit is in the mail, sent today no doubt. so many feelings are coming up about this, anger (that he has treated me so badly), fear (of his anger), shame (I was a bad tenant so I'm not getting my security deposit back) etc. I've been sending him forgiveness, myself forgiveness, seeing if there is some legitimate recourse I might take if I receive no money although the money isn't going to make or break me because it isn't a huge sum. Sitting with it all. When I was meditating yesterday, I got the clear sense that his anger is his projection onto me of his own stuff/karma/etc. and I didn't have to take it on. I was also aware of how many <angry> people's projections I had taken on, including my fathers. Now, I'm a little back in the mire. I remember that all emotions are heightened from K so am being gentle with myself and not acting out. And my guess there are deep roots here to something. Anyway, thats for listening. there seems to be something to writing what is going on with me to you all that helps clear it. love and blessings to you all on this friday evening, Jan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Chrism, Thanks, your words help me shift gears. Just took a long walk that was rather like a swim as its near 100 degrees and very humid. I'll let Kundalini consciousness sweat the fear away. Love and blessings to you, Jan , " chrism " <> wrote: > > Yes anger and increased emotional response is normal. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Linda, I will send you some prayers and extra energy as you may need it. Depending on where you reside it can be quite daunting to have to deal with the worker's comp system. I received a work related injury in 1982 that eventually caused me to have to change careers but that was small stuff compared to the worker's comp system. Love, prayers, and lots of staying energy. Brother Asa On Behalf Of Linda 06/19/2009 4:44 PM Re: over come by anger I sure understand what your going through, Jan. It seems people try hard to get out of paying these days. We are still struggling with Workman's comp trying to get out of paying for the hospital bill last year and our medical insurance won't pay it because the accident happened while on the job in the company vehicle. It looks like we are going to have to go through the hazzle of going to court with this. My husband was out of work for 6 months last year because of these people's scew-ups. I think they should not only pay the hospital bill, but pay his 6 months of lost salary as well. Do these insurance companies think we give them a huge hunk of our salary each month out of the kindness of our heart or what? We should not have to fight tooth and nail when it's time for them to pay up. I have keep my cool about it when talking to them, but something is going to have to give. I wonder if they would like to have a huge sample of my anger. Hehe! This is a huge sum of money for us, about $40,000. And life goes on..... Blessings, Linda <%40> , " Jan " <drjandean wrote: > > I guess the waves of anger are rippling through the group. My turn. > Jan > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Hey Bruce, I read this and it sparked up a question in me. I wonder if the feeling that anger is bad is the reason that feminine compassion is so easily embraced but not masculine? It seems that the power of anger, to sit in that fire and fully embrace it and honor it and to use it to if action is required (it seems anger is only dysfunctional when repressed or disowned), gives one the power of masculine compassion. Sometimes yes, someone in suffering needs feminine compassion with nurturing and embracing but at other times they need a good kick in the rear or a smack in the face when they need to be woken up. Without the negativity about feeling angry, I think anger can mature into masculine compassion...one doesn't have to be a doormat and plus it has the power of brutal honesty. Those are my thoughts about anger, and I agree with you Bruce. Anger is as natural as being natural in nature imho. It's only when we bring negativity toward it that turns it into something really ugly. love craig , " bruce_oom " <bruce_oom wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > its being interesting reading these posts and thank you for all your voices. I have a different take on this (gonno play devils advocate here), so just gonno throw out my perspective. > > I sometimes wonder if it is an egoic notion that non-anger is idealized and we should only act from love. Are we caught up in ideas of self that anger is not ok? Is the ego hijacking the 'love-ideal'? For me, anger arises when something I value is threatened, and it shows me what I value. > > Since my K. process, I feel anger much more powerfully and more raw than ever before. Before expressing, I go through a process of trying to understand the root of my anger. Is it my own neurosis playing out? Or is it my Higher Self acting to defend a higher way? Didnt Jesus get angry in the temple? > > And so, sometimes I act from it, and it can be a powerful force. The first step is to stay present to anger, and not push it away and not get overwhelmed from it (lost in it). From being present to anger, and being able to 'hold it', I can then act, if I choose. > > Being present to it is the Higher Self witnessing it, and that which is aware of anger, is free of anger. My experience has been to rest in anger, and then it self liberates, like all other emotions... > > love > Bruce > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Thanks for the ups on that Asa. James' employer is on his side with all this, after all he doesn't pay workman's comp insurance just for the heck of it. They are claiming the accident was caused from a pre-existing condition, but James has to have a dot check up every year and he has never fail one or he would not have been working. The hospital did not find any reason for his passing out and they took every kind of test they could think of. He had to pass a medical checkup to go back to work. He has not had any more passing out spells and he never had one prior to the accident. Hehe! I think his passing out was K related myself. Sometimes, I think James is farther along than I am with this K stuff even though he doesn't want to know about. He had gone through about 5 near-death experiences already. I would think that could activate you. If he has to go to court I hope James will get the same judge he had when he went to court against the Texas Medical Board. That would be a hoot! Thanks for your prayers and extra energy sent. Blessing to you Asa, Linda , " Asa " <asa wrote: > > Linda, > > > > I will send you some prayers and extra energy as you may need it. > > > > Love, prayers, and lots of staying energy. > > > > Brother Asa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Me too, I went for my 5 mile walk again. Mine was rather like a swim too. Hehe! My grandson went with me tonight though. I didn't know that boy could talk so much. He talked all the way there and back non-stop. We talked a little about everything, even kundalini. I hope some fear got sweated out of me too. I feel great again! I planned to go over the safeties really good tonight. Linda , " Jan " <drjandean wrote: > > Chrism, > Thanks, your words help me shift gears. Just took a long walk that was rather like a swim as its near 100 degrees and very humid. I'll let Kundalini consciousness sweat the fear away. > Love and blessings to you, Jan > > , " chrism " <@> wrote: > > > > Yes anger and increased emotional response is normal. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2009 Report Share Posted June 20, 2009 hey Craig, I was thinking about this today, and what you say makes sense to me in the context of my anger exploration and figuring out this energy and its expression.. and furthur explorations may change my viewpoint..lol.. i feel the first stage is to able to hold it and not express it, and until some level of stabilization is gained in the Authentic Self, then it's better not to express it. My understanding is that once the ego is sufficiently transcended, then the enlightened mind is really not limited in what it can use to express itself in teh world of form, depending on what the requirements of the moment are (and Chrism, you know more than me on this, so please correct me if I get it wrong) Once the individual is confidant (after a thorough process of self investigation, shadow and so on) that its not a shadow issue, then sometimes a good kick up the ass is exactly what the masculine does. I like to frame it as 'Loving anger'.. haha.. so you both love the person, yet express anger to get a point across.. kind of loving your enemies yet welcoming the battle..and sometimes people gotto hear the truth.. so long as its not a projection, but the truth.. I have found that in my shadow explorations.. (there was a lot down there. lol), a once off authentic expression of the root anger in the world, having the courage to act from the authentic feeling, has been a key to get past the pattern.. I kind of have a three times rule..I am not a habitually angry person, so if I get angry three times for a similiar reason, then I get very suspicious that there may be a shadow issue surfacing.. yet if someone tries to attack someone I care about, I want to flatten him.. so that would be an expression of anger in response to an immediate threat, as compared to a pattern srufacing... anyway, rambling on.. love Bruce > > Hey Bruce, I read this and it sparked up a question in me. I wonder if the feeling that anger is bad is the reason that feminine compassion is so easily embraced but not masculine? > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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