Healing TRAUMA

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Having Courage facing challenges and a better tomorrow with love from divine ~

Safe Havens

High Heart activation

Foot Bath 🛀 ~

Fresh Air

Tea 🍵 ~ Honey ~ lemons 🍋 and Love

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1. Life doesn't pass away. You do.

2. Never say "maybe", if you want to say "No".

3. When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time.

4. Your self respect has to be stronger than your feelings.

5. Don't let success go to your head. Don't let failure go to your heart. The best way to respect yourself is to discipline yourself.

6. Don't waste your time with explanations. People only hear what they want to hear.

7. Accept criticism, but never accept disrespect.

8. Never give up on something you really want. It's difficult to wait, but it's more difficult to regret.

9. When you are angry, stay silent.

10. You have three choices in life. You can watch things happen, make things happen, or wonder what the hell happened.

11. Stay strong. Even when things begin to fall apart, stay strong.

12. You will be judged no matter what. So be who you want to be.

13. You don't have to win every argument. Agree to disagree.

14. No regrets, just lessons. No worries, just acceptance. No expectations, just gratitude. Life is too short.

15. The calmer you are, the clearer you will think.

16. The more you are interested in others, the more interesting they find you. To be interesting, be interested.

17. Hatred is a curse that does not affect the hated. It only poisons the hater. Release a grudge as if it was poison.

18. We suffer more in imagination than in reality.

19. People change. Love hurts, friends leave, things go wrong, but remember, that life goes on.

20. Learn to say "No" without explaining yourself.

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1. If you don't make mistakes, you aren't really trying.

2. To avoid criticism, do nothing, say nothing, be nothing.

3. I am a slow walker, but I never walk back.

4. A Champion is someone who gets up when he can't.

5. You miss a hundred percent of the shots you don't take.

6. Whatever it is you're scared of doing, Do it.

7. Everything's in the mind, that's where it all starts.

8. Knowing what u want is the first step towards getting it.

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Learning New Skills or Revising old ones for Love~ Self Care

Peace

Harmony

Blessed is you do

Vs

Damned is you do

Good deeds get rewarded

Vs

No good deed goes unpunished

This is My truth

Vs

I’m as serious as a Heart Attack

Everybody’s reality is different

Vs

I’m just telling you how it is

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Probate theft

identity theft

Emotional theft

IRS

SSi

CPS claims

Scams

Sham marriage

Abuse of power

Stealing what is Not yours = Emotional ABUSE

Insurance fraud

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Sociopaths have their anger directed at the world, nation, business enterprises, or any group that bonds to a mission they don’t like. They take revenge in big ways and it doesn’t have to be anything personal. Plus, they have the extra power of denial and arrogance in their cruelty so sometimes they feel proud of their crimes, while at other times they simply deny those crimes ever happened.

Either way their disorder enables continued cruelty and taking pleasure from it.

Oddly enough, they too can be quite charismatic and act like a hero to the people while sending their families off to death camps. Without a second thought.

By far, the most dangerous fiends that society knows. For them, it isn’t fun until someone gets hurt and laws get enforced

Narcissists are the epitome of sneaky.

The narcissist will invade your privacy and boundaries by searching through your belongings when you’re not around. They’ll go through your desk, nightstand, cupboards or anywhere else you happen to keep your things. This also includes surreptitiously snooping on your phone, computers, e-mail accounts and your social media. The narcissist will be seeking any information they can glean for use at a later date which they can use against you.

The narcissist will insidiously gaslight you, depriving you of your reality as they install their warped, disordered, narcissistic narrative into your dynamic. Denying the obvious, blame shifting, sidestepping accountability and by destabilising you, the narcissist derives such a profoundly sick sense of gratification as they revel in their ability to exert power and control you. Although your supply is becoming more mundane, the narcissist will still hold on for supply as they treat you like trash while actively grooming your replacement.

Narcissists are also serial cheaters. They’ll have secret profiles across multiple dating platforms and hookup sites. They’ll be actively engaging and cultivating supply through these sites and they’ll serial cheat with these supplies whenever you’re not around.

Many narcissists also have addictions issues; gambling, pornography, compulsive masturbation, drugs, alcohol or any other vice which soothes them in the moment. During the love bombing phase, the narcissist would have hidden their proclivity to addiction to make sure they ensnared you first.

Narcissists really are sneaky af. Their entire persona is one giant façade. Narcissists are charlatans and they won’t hesitate to deceive you at every turn with sadistic gratification.

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Living in Gratitude

Accepting vs Judgemental

Admiration vs Jealousy

Ask bs Demand

Beloved vs Lonely

Bliss vs Anger

Abundant vs Poor

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And Severe Heart Trauma

This may seem like an impossible feat

But the Narcs are known for their inflated sense of self-importance and lack of empathy.

However, there are certain actions and behaviors that can deeply help yourself and heal quicker = Sepf Care and Boundaries

To understand what hurts will help you heal quicker exploring you vulnerabilities.and Strengths

Narc Dislike when you

1. Challenge their grandiosity: Narcissists thrive on being perceived as superior to others. Challenging their beliefs or accomplishments can be a blow to their ego. Engage in honest conversations that question their exaggerated self-image, but be prepared for defensive reactions.
2. Ignore their need for attention: Narcissists crave constant admiration and attention. By withdrawing your attention and refusing to feed their ego, you can puncture their self-centeredness. This can cause them to feel unimportant and insignificant, which is deeply distressing for them.
3. Set boundaries and assert yourself: Narcissists often disregard the boundaries and feelings of others. By firmly establishing your own boundaries and standing up for yourself, you assert your individuality and challenge their belief that they are entitled to special treatment.
4. Expose their manipulative tactics: Narcissists are skilled manipulators who use charm and manipulation to get what they want. By openly addressing their tactics and refusing to be manipulated, you take away their power and reveal their true intentions.
5. Reject their need for control: Narcissists have an insatiable desire for control over others. By asserting your independence and refusing to comply with their demands, you challenge their sense of control, which can be deeply unsettling for them.
6. Show empathy towards others: Narcissists lack empathy and often exploit others for their own gain. By displaying genuine empathy towards others, you highlight their lack of compassion and expose their true nature.
7. Engage in self-care: Narcissists often perceive themselves as flawless and superior. By focusing on your own self-care and personal growth, you demonstrate that you prioritize your well-being over their approval or validation.

It is imperative and very important to

set healthy boundaries and promoting personal growth.

Remember, Narcs will sometimes retaliate by as simply dismiss / trying to dismantle your efforts with further manipulation.

It is crucial to prioritize your own well-being and seek professional help if necessary when dealing with narcissistic individuals.

Have a Dream Team and implement Protocols for protecting self

In conclusion, setting boundaries, exposing manipulation tactics, rejecting their need for. control,

While showing yourself empathy = Self Care

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Loving Self to Heal

Self Worthiness

Trauma

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A copycat soulmate will be drawn in short term

Possibly initial chemistry ( spell work assist)

but won't stick around when the going gets tough.

They'll pop in and out of your life whenever they choose, and you'll never really know where you stand with them. "

If you attract a 'real soulmate'

Copy Cats will attack it with venom

With flying monkeys / 🙈-&-

ops which can actually cause extreme harm and damage/ Harm

But more importantly, they are someone who genuinely wants to be with you and do the work necessary to build a strong, solid relationship."

So, copycat soulmates tend to appear when you tell the universe you're ready for a real relationship.

Fake with fury

Is the universe trying to mess with you?

No

😈 playing tricks on you and your life/ legacy divine u ions

Dismantling your life one day at a time

Test or destruction

Just think of it as a lesson for them~

Healing your Heart space with love

One day at a time

Tainted Love" Gloria Jones. The lyrics are about leaving a relationship due to being abused. The song was first released in May 1965.