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Stalking in Action - Turin Otzaki - 12-02-2010 I just wrote this in my blog today, and pasted it over here. I was going to post about it here separately, but there would be too much repetition. Experienced an extraordinary example of some extremely bold and highly effective 'stalking' last night on forum chat, it was pure skill in action I rarely witness and utterly completely fascinating to witness. Every move she made was, I have to use the word impeccable, hitting the ball on the 'sweet spot' of the racket with each word. Its so difficult to talk about here and and perhaps its not even right to...these are sacred personal processes, but I'm going to anyway without mentioning names, as it is a significant past of my experience right now. It brought home that we are not who we think we are, we are far stronger and more mysterious than we realise. She went straight past outer personality and addressed who the guy really is at his core. He was more than taken aback that somebody addressed him in his full authentic core being.....especially as he was very very busy belittling himself and not being authentic. Then he was caught in the headlights. It was a lesson for me in how to position myself inside when approached by the belief system of another, especially when its one that wants to pull you into joining a 'game' based around the self weakening belief structure they hold. The guy on the forum came in with a strong 'poor me' complex. I do recognise it when people do that, and I usually respond with empathy and try and counteract it by reminding them that they are stronger than they think in some way. She however, just called it and said a big NO to it, and forcefully too. I started thinking 'awwww poor guy' which is me just joining in with his 'game' of poor me. But I said nothing and watched. She on the the other hand refused to see him as anything less than a strong sovereign spirit, even though he was expressing his weakness. As soon as she did that, and in such a clear clean way too, he turned very gamey, and then tried all sorts of squirming maneuvers .....he tried 'funny' and then tried 'clever' in desperation, anything but sit in the truth of himself that he had just been reminded of. It was truly a revelation. I thought of my fiery, indignant response to SGs email of honest revelation, where he shared the truth of his unfulfilling life and unhappy relationship. It surprised me a little at the time that I should respond with forcefulness to a man having the courage to open up his secret inner pain to me. I felt the rightness of it in my heart though, I knew without a shadow of doubt that the strength in me was addressing the strength in him in that response. I was responding to the self weakening SG had been engaging, and refusing to see him as weak. So what DO you say to a strong spirit who is engaging almost suicidal weakness? Well I say, 'What the *** are you doing that for, you know better' And Id want the same treatment myself. What I saw 20 years ago was pure strength, a force to be reckoned with. And its what I see now too, whatever the process he is playing out down there, it doesn't change what I see. That is a much more useful than, ' awww there there' sympathy ****. It all went downhill between us after that. At one point just after his email, I said, 'Dude, you need to get out' and he said 'I know'. That was the truth. Then his fear stepped back in, and he listened to its advice, and others around him voiced his fears too strengthening themfurther. Truth was bargained with. He then started to defend the life he has created. That put me on a different team from him right there, and concordance faltered. I am of course on a different team from his fears. So communication was no longer spirit to spirit, truth to truth. We tried 'my compromised truth to your compromised truth' after that. Felt like a bowl of sick. I so didnt want to lose him, I was willing to try that for a while. (Note the illustration of the danger of attachment in action.) People make their choices, and they do what they do. Life goes on....or it doesn't. It doesn't really matter. Death is stalking every one of us every second of every day whatever we choose. As Juan Matus said "We either make ourselves miserable, or we make ourselves strong. The amount of work is the same." I would like to thank that skilled stalker. Today I feel renewed energy and a greater clarity about what it means to stay on my rock and not be pulled into the drama of another being who has temporarily forgotten how powerful they are. Stalking in Action - Guest - 08-21-2019 |