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<blockquote data-quote="Alyxavior" data-source="post: 12026" data-attributes="member: 186"><p><strong>The Mentally Ill</strong></p><p></p><p>*smile*</p><p></p><p>Thank you.</p><p></p><p>I was getting around to it, but skipped it somehow. The "trauma" that I experienced was the fact that I chose to hold my emotions in, and deny "feeling" them. That in itself was a lie. The feeling was still there, I just hid them, until they leaked out in other ways. They became deception and lies toward my parents, initially. They were the ones that moved me without asking me. That, though, is blame. That isn't a solution. If I had been mature, and balanced, I would have run with what was given. </p><p></p><p>Because of where I have been, though, I have greater understanding for darkness. (I'm typing this as a co-worker next to me is huffing and puffing and saying "I hate being civilized, I hate being civilized." and all I can do is smile at her and *chuckle*) You can't see light, without first, seeing darkness...for they can't exist without the other. How does one determine what is good, without first knowing what bad is.</p><p></p><p>That, though, is a key insight, yes...but...what if there is no good, and no bad...just different. What if what we have been taught is wrong. What if we just have to experience it all, for better understand of Self, so that we can see the reflections of what's around us, to better understand what's there. With that understanding, we can say, "Yes...I have done that before, I know where you come from." That is why, I believe, I had to go through what I did. With the experience behind me, and with the solution presenting itself now, and into the future...I can understand the people around me...</p><p></p><p>With my solutions for myself, I can offer hope for people around me. They can start to see within themselves, that the answer is there. </p><p></p><p>With that hope offered, soon. I don't recommend just quitting anything that is there now. I'm just saying...look within yourself and be aware that the answer that you have now, may not be the best one there is. Just be open to what your body and mind is telling you. Listen to what it is saying. Also, don't give up. </p><p></p><p>I'm not where I want to be, but I'm a lot closer than I was a year ago. There were times when I had wanted to give up...but I didn't. I know my attitude and perceptions, then, were a lot more negative. Looking back to now, in a year's time....I may look at this and laugh. I'll probably see negavity here, too....but for now...I take what I have, and move forward...one step at a time. In "What About Bob?" they call them "baby steps" *smile*</p><p></p><p>More later.</p><p></p><p>Creo Amadeo</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alyxavior, post: 12026, member: 186"] [b]The Mentally Ill[/b] *smile* Thank you. I was getting around to it, but skipped it somehow. The "trauma" that I experienced was the fact that I chose to hold my emotions in, and deny "feeling" them. That in itself was a lie. The feeling was still there, I just hid them, until they leaked out in other ways. They became deception and lies toward my parents, initially. They were the ones that moved me without asking me. That, though, is blame. That isn't a solution. If I had been mature, and balanced, I would have run with what was given. Because of where I have been, though, I have greater understanding for darkness. (I'm typing this as a co-worker next to me is huffing and puffing and saying "I hate being civilized, I hate being civilized." and all I can do is smile at her and *chuckle*) You can't see light, without first, seeing darkness...for they can't exist without the other. How does one determine what is good, without first knowing what bad is. That, though, is a key insight, yes...but...what if there is no good, and no bad...just different. What if what we have been taught is wrong. What if we just have to experience it all, for better understand of Self, so that we can see the reflections of what's around us, to better understand what's there. With that understanding, we can say, "Yes...I have done that before, I know where you come from." That is why, I believe, I had to go through what I did. With the experience behind me, and with the solution presenting itself now, and into the future...I can understand the people around me... With my solutions for myself, I can offer hope for people around me. They can start to see within themselves, that the answer is there. With that hope offered, soon. I don't recommend just quitting anything that is there now. I'm just saying...look within yourself and be aware that the answer that you have now, may not be the best one there is. Just be open to what your body and mind is telling you. Listen to what it is saying. Also, don't give up. I'm not where I want to be, but I'm a lot closer than I was a year ago. There were times when I had wanted to give up...but I didn't. I know my attitude and perceptions, then, were a lot more negative. Looking back to now, in a year's time....I may look at this and laugh. I'll probably see negavity here, too....but for now...I take what I have, and move forward...one step at a time. In "What About Bob?" they call them "baby steps" *smile* More later. Creo Amadeo [/QUOTE]
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