Floodgates of truth happen as I remember things.
Truth is awareness.
Truth opens up all doors.
Dreams, intuition, feelings do not lie.
Tuesday, April 6, 2021
An enemy is where you least suspect it.
An enemy is where you least suspect it.
You will recognize them by their fruits
...Matthew 7:16
when you meet a person you can tell what kind of fruit exists in their lives. Is
there kindness, gentleness, love, peace,
patience or joy? Or do they have anger,
bitterness, brawling, malice or deceit?
Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly
they are ferocious wolves. Matthew 7:15
Imagine a wolf lurking around wearing
a sheep's costume. His next meal is what he gains by his false appearance.
For even Satan disguises himself as and
angel of light. 2 Corinthians 11:14
These truths remind me of my current and past life situations.
This reminds me, once again, of the very strong, lucid dream I
had back in 1992 when I first move in over here.
It was a dream of me outside in the afternoon
daylight, calm weather
A flatbed trailer on a truck pulls up by me in
a yard
The man gets out of the truck
At first he appears very nice and angelic
Then he becomes a raging bull, full of hate,
bitterness and meanness.
He is very angry, yelling, face red
evil incarnate.. one of the most evil
creatures I have encountered in my life
and I have seen many
He is raging and then.....
I very calmly
calm him down, somehow with my essence
and the underlying message is :
"Protect the child, protect the children"
this was a prophetic dream of my future to come
I haven't yet experienced the scene with the man driving the truck
with the trailer yet however I have
lived through the mean, hateful raging bull maniac
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Other people with sheep's faces
exist and have been in my life
including many women and men
Focus on what I like, what makes me happy
Focus on what I like, what makes me happy
Think of what I like and what is easy for me
Always be happy when someone else is happy
Never think, say or do anything to deliberately
make another sad, unhappy or miserable
Be around happy people and animals
Little Bear
Little Bear
Little bear, you are strong
Your spirit is mighty and long
I miss you, little bear
I am crying for days
because I can't be with you
Soon, when your trial is over
we will share happy times together again
You know the lessons I have taught you so well
They will stay with you always
No one can take them away from you
The way people can take stuff away
Memories and feelings are forever
Just remember, I am always there
even if you can't see me
There is an invisible pipeline between us,
just like you said
Monday, April 5, 2021
Smothercating smothering someone runs them off
Smothercating smothering someone runs them off
let go
leave them alone
allow one to be who they are
allow a person/people to discover things on their own
allow them to make own decisions
be don't tell
be quiet (I talk too much)
Sunday, April 4, 2021
Examples and effects of being ostracized
verb (used with object), os·tra·cized, os·tra·ciz·ing.
to exclude, by general consent, from society, friendship, conversation, privileges, etc.:
His friends ostracized him after his father's arrest.
to banish (a person) from his or her native country; expatriate.
(in ancient Greece) to banish (a citizen) temporarily by popular vote.
Workplace Ostracism: Tackling the silent office bully
Unlike harassment which requires direct engagement between the bully and the victim (e.g. harming, demeaning, belittling, causing personal humiliation), the primary objective of the ostraciser is to disengage with the victim; to disconnect, isolate and not involve.
Some examples are as follows:
Being ignored or avoided at work
Being excluded from conversations
Suffering the silent treatment
Involuntarily sitting alone in a seminar
Noticing others avoiding eye contact with you at work
Not being invited to work events / coffee breaks
Ignoring or failing to respond to your emails
Paying little attention to / interest in your opinion
Excluding you from important work activities or meetings
Keeping information from you that you should have known
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Can Ostracism Cause Lingering Pain in Your Brain?
However, if a person has been ostracized for a long time, people can’t continue to cope with the pain and often eventually give up. This is the third stage, called resignation.
The third stage is called resignation. In some people who have been ostracized, they become less helpful and more aggressive to others in general. They also may feel an increase in anger and sadness. “Long-term ostracism can result in alienation, depression, helplessness, and feelings of unworthiness.”
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