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ScarrletFlower111 wrote:Hi Everyone thi is my first post nd im excited to see what happpens!
sooo heres a situation thats been bothering me these past few months everytime i go to my dads house it feeels horrible. its sooo depressing and tense and i get terrible headaches and it just feels hopeless i first i just thought it was me but then everytime i brought one of my freinds or family over there they felt the same but not as extreme as me and soo i want to noe wat u guyz think about the energy or feel of a place. and if anything like dat has ever happened to anyone else???


ScarrletFlower111 wrote:D@mien u r absolutely rite on point ive always suspected dat was the reason everything u said ur rite
but me and him dont get along at all mostly becuz he alwayz treated me the worst i dont live with him anymore and im worried about my other smaller siblings ..... do u
think ders sum way i could help him?
Because it is not that you do or how you think but it is what you stop doing and thinking. Switch Ø!
roage wrote:ScarrletFlower111 wrote:D@mien u r absolutely rite on point ive always suspected dat was the reason everything u said ur rite
but me and him dont get along at all mostly becuz he alwayz treated me the worst i dont live with him anymore and im worried about my other smaller siblings ..... do u
think ders sum way i could help him?
Good question.
It is counter-intuitive. They way you help him is first you must help yourself. This is why you are here in this forum. One must be responsible and own their experience. That means you are responsible for what you do and more importantly what was done to you. You came here specifically for the experience you have collected thus far. For your father to treat you as he does means that you needed him to do that so you could become the interesting being you have become. Our character is built on sacred suffering. You needed it to happen and that is why he serves the purpose of lovingly, perhaps unknowingly, giving you that experience. He cannot do anything to you that you have not given him the power to do.
In this way to "help" him is to help yourself so that you no longer require such treatment and you can move on to more comfortable experience.
He is not doing it to you. You are using him to do it to yourself. You are responsible. When you decide you no longer need him to do then it will stop. You must work on the reasons you need him to do this and what good things you learned from that experience. Take time and really think about it. You will find that it was a "good" thing that those "bad" things happened.
All is as it should be.
Roage


ScarrletFlower111 wrote:i think i get sooo u guys are saying i should forgive him and see the positive reasons of wat he did.. i think i have...thanks for reminding me everything that happens to us is because weve agreed 2 it already sooo ur rite noones a victim sooo what do i do about how i feeel around him i mean i love him and everything and i forgive him becuz its made me a better person but wat about that effect he has on me and other ppl what do i do about dat?? and thanx roage and Damien u guys are the awesomnest!!
- The Tao Of PoohAn old man and his son lived in an abandoned fortress on the side of a hill. Their only possession of value was a horse.
One day, the horse ran away The neighbors came by to offer sympathy “That’s really bad!” they said. “How do you know?” asked the old man.
The next day the horse returned, bringing with it several wild horses. The old man and his son shut them all inside the gate. The neighbors hurried over. “That’s really good!” they said. “How do you know?” asked the old man.
The following day, the son tried riding one of the wild horses, fell off, and broke his leg. The neighbors came around as soon as they heard the news. “That’s really bad!” they said. “How do you know?” asked the old man.
The day after that, the army came through, forcing the local young men into service to fight a faraway battle against the northern barbarians. Many of them would never return. But the son couldn’t go, because he’d broken his leg.


D@mien wrote: I know that this was something that i had to learn in the relationship with my mother. I used to feel sorry for her and tried to step in and help to carry her weight unasked for and asked for (sometimes unwillingly). In feeling sorry for her i was creating a victim and took away the part of her being responsible for her experience. That was counter-productive, to help someone unasked for is in someway to render them powerless and to help unwillingly is to render yourSelf powerless. I didn't think of what was 'best' for me and in someway i resented her for it, when it was my Ego trying to play the hero. This did not make me feel good about mySelf, my Ego felt good on his high horse if you know what i mean. Nowadays i often still help her but only when asked for and not unwillingly. I don't pity her any longer. I no longer play the hero. Who am i to say what great plan there is for anyone. A story comes to mind.

ScarrletFlower111 wrote:Thankyou i understand now. and your intuitions are rite i do try to be the hero and its all ego. ive been trying to trust the creator or SA or {} but how do i do that does it just come to you?
Gemini wrote:I so needed to come back here, I have been away far too long...thank you D@mien for helping me.

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