I
also saw, after the interview, another sound signature in the word ‘bully’ that
I would like to point out:
- Bully = Bull Lie. Now I saw that point the bull = bullshit, but what I did not see was that bull also = a bull, like the animal; and a bull is a big animal full of force due to its massiveness. Like a bull can run you over and force its way, physically, if you try to stop it.
Now
this point of the ‘bull’, is cool to point out because a bully is like a bull,
as well, in that a bully forces his / her way upon others using his / her sheer
physical and / or psychological weight through intimidation and badgering. So, a bully is like a bull, and to bully is
to be like a bull. And of course, its
all lies because we are all equal and fact and no one can really force one’s
will on another nor does anyone have the inherent authority to do so.
So,
some self-forgiveness on these two points:
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to bully myself within
and as my own mind.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to say to myself, about
myself, within my own mind / my own back-chat things like ‘I will never make
it’, ‘I am not good enough.’ ‘I am a failure.’ ‘I am less capable than others
who (appear) are more successful then me.’ ‘I will lose everything.’ ‘I am not
going to make it.’ – within this, I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed
myself to believe these internal statements of bullying myself and then react
in fear, and thus connect a fear reaction, within and as myself to these
statements.
Thus,
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to live in fear of the
inner bully within me that tells me how fucked up I am whenever it is that I do
something wrong or do not perform up to some standard that I have imposed upon
myself through comparison, judgment, and faulty opinions and beliefs that I
have not sorted out.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to push myself around
and force myself to accept the opinions and beliefs / the lies that I tell
myself, as the inner bull - y, wherein through these lies, I push myself down
where I exist in fear and terror of the ideas, perceptions, and beliefs that I
terrorize myself with.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to become mind possessed
with the inner bully character – wherein I bully myself and cannot even stop
bullying myself for an extended period of time, until the energy of the bully
character runs its course, wherein the whole time that I am bullying myself I
am also consumed with fear.
I
forgive myself that I have not allowed myself to see, realize, and understand
that to the measure that I am able to forgive myself – that is how much I can
forgive others – and within this, I forgive myself that I have not allowed
myself to see, realize, and understand that to the measure that I am able to
embrace myself for who I am today, without any bullying, that this is how much
I can embrace others without bullying – thus, I forgive myself that I have not
allowed myself to see, realize, and understand that my inner bully character
will express itself towards others in various ways as one can only treat others
like one treats self. Thus, I forgive
myself that I have not allowed myself to see, realize, and understand that the
bully out there, is also a bully within himself.
I
forgive myself that I have not accepted and allowed myself to see, realize, and
understand that bullying serves no purpose whatsoever.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to create the belief
system within and as myself that inferiority and superiority exist. And within this, I forgive myself that I
have accepted and allowed myself to compare myself to others in physical looks,
physical abilities, mental abilities, and personalities – and through
comparison, judge myself as inferior or superior to others. Within this, I forgive myself that I have
accepted and allowed myself to believe that I deserve to be bullied by my own
mind when and as I see myself as inferior through the act of comparison.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to all the point of
‘failure’ to trigger the act of bullying within and as myself – where I start
telling myself lies and forcing myself to believe in lies, within my own mind,
about how fucked up I am and how fucked I am until I feel beat down, and even
out of energy.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to fear-monger myself
through my own backchat, as the inner bully character.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to force my will upon
myself within the point of forcing myself to believe that lies of how fucked up
I am, within and as my mind / back-chat, as the inner bully character.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to actually react in
fear to the idea of standing up and stopping the inner-bully character as if
the inner bully character is something that I deserve and must endure.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to intimidate myself
through the bully character – thus fulfilling the sound signature of the ‘bull’
in bully – wherein like the animal, the bull, is extremely intimidating due to
its sheer size and mass.
When
and as I see myself going into the inner bully character, where I fear-monger
myself and force my own lies upon myself about how fucked up I am through
incessant back-chat, which is often times triggered by some form of failure,
disappointment, or comparison to another, I stop and I breathe. I do not accept and allow myself to go into
and be mind-possessed by this character because I see, realize, and understand
that it does serves no beneficial purpose whatsoever, and also that it is total
bullshit. I see, realize, and
understand that we are all in-fact equals, as physicality, and thus there is
never a reason to compare, judge, self or others as inferior / superior, and
thus there is never a real reason to bully self or others. I see, realize, and understand that bullying
is an act of separation where within the act of bullying one creates the
illusion that self is separate. I see,
realize, and understand that certain points can trigger the bully character,
such as a failure, a loss of business, intimidation due to someone who appears
more successful or physically or emotionally perfect than self. Thus, I commit myself to pay attention to
these triggers that happen at random times in my life by always being here,
slowing down, and breathing. I commit
myself to stop the inner bully character instantly when and as I see it by
taking a deep breath, then stabilizing myself through breathing evenly in and
out while at the same time deleting all the back-chat of the inner bully; and
from here I commit myself to say self-forgiveness in the moment to release the
inner bully character until I am completely clear. I commit myself to remind myself that we are all in-fact equals
and that superiority and inferiority do not exist. I commit myself to remind myself that bullying myself will
achieve nothing but to wear myself out physically as I expend all my energy on
this self-abuse. I commit myself to
remind myself that how I treat and judge myself within, will reflect in how I
treat and judge others without – thus, I commit myself to remind myself to be
aware of the inner bully character as this reveals to me that I likely am also
bullying others equally as I bully myself.
I commit myself to end the bully character within and without myself
through watching the triggers, the comparisons, the judgments, and the beliefs
that all contribute to the bully character and thus releasing them all through
self-forgiveness and then grounding myself here through breathing.
Awesome, Josh!
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