Do you often get hit with “Emotional Baggage” of others knowing that the anger should be redirected elsewhere? Do you view them as a bully? How many times have you asked them to stop before reinforcement had to be used? Who do you have to protect you from these things?
Oftentimes instead of confronting the Real Enemy, fear, forces us to redirect the energy towards an unintended innocent bystander; Someone smaller, who we know we possess some form of control over.
Sometimes we may not recognize that we do this until we are called out by someone who doesn’t fear us. It takes someone to thoroughly explain and show us the repercussions of our actions and ultimately how the energy is always returned back to us eventually. There are good and bad ways to express ourselves and get our points across.
When filled with so much anger that we barely can release, we tend to throw jabs at others, using them as “Punching Bags.” One must be very careful when doing this because anger fills us with a strength that we are unaware of. We become stronger than we realize. Our little taps don’t feel so little to others, especially those half our size. We don’t even recognize the weight that we carry unless someone calls us out on it, or, someone has a conversation with us that forces a revelation. We must take the needle out of our eyes before pointing it and stinging at others.
That can be hard to do when we’re surrounded by people who judge us, as opposed to those who have our best interests at heart, and are willing to confront us about the things they see changing within and without about us. Taking constructive criticism is quite hard for most, but, if people use it as a tool to correct their flaws, after first recognizing that they have some, they can easily accept what’s being said about them.
It’s important to ponder about this because if someone takes their anger out on you, you take that anger out on someone else, then that person takes that anger out on someone else, and it may just return to you from the last person who received the energy of anger sent out by you. Except, you may not get hit as hard with the emotions because the energy has died down, and the person bringing it back to you indirectly fears your energy because the soul of that person recognizes that that is where the energy came from. The Spirit of that person can either stand up for itself and send that energy back or someone who protects them will.
Just know that the energy you send out is the energy you get back in some way shape or form, but it is always recognized by someone. Even that person has a responsibility to do something about it or they will suffer the consequences too.
No one is perfect, and we all have the right to have flaws. What’s life without something to correct or make better, especially yourself. One should always want to be better within and without, increasing their knowledge, strength, and mastering their abilities. However, people do not have the right to project their flaws onto you.
Imagine having to live forever………🤔
What changes about the way you want to live your life? How would you view others then? What would you want to reassess, correct, or change about yourself?
What if this was your last lifetime to be able to do that? 🤔
Would you become or allow yourself to remain a punching bag? Would your body become a dumping ground for other people’s negative emotions? Do you even recognize these things are happening? Would you begin to speak up for yourself? Would you be angry at others for not knowing where to begin to express the truth about who’s using you as an emotional dumping ground and/or punching bag? Who can you trust to express those emotions? Who can defend you?
With Love, Loyalty, Honesty, and Respect begin to think about how you would restart your life today, and Be Blessed My People ❣️
