All of this. So true. In addition to gratitude and acknowledging that "highlight reels" of supposedly successful bullies probably hides misery, I comfort myself with the notions of soul contracts and karma. 🙏
Thanks so much for the comment and you are right. I do believe soul contracts are a thing. I know there was heavy karma with my worst bully via a past life regression.
Also, I feel all will be (is?) laid bare via the Akashic Records. I find this comforting, too, since time/space aren't really linear (except for our limited view points). 🙂 Have you ever read Journey of Souls by Dr. Michael Newton--or Sacred Contracts by Caroline Myss, by any chance?
Very well articulated. I loved this: "Believe me, I’ve been there, and while accepting life’s unfairness doesn’t magically fix everything, it allows you to stop battling the inevitable and find peace in what you *can* control." It's true. You'll only end up more miserable if you fight against accepting the unfairness of life in this world. And as an old teacher told me: "The *Fair* only comes once per year--and you even have to buy a ticket to get in."
All of this. So true. In addition to gratitude and acknowledging that "highlight reels" of supposedly successful bullies probably hides misery, I comfort myself with the notions of soul contracts and karma. 🙏
Thanks so much for the comment and you are right. I do believe soul contracts are a thing. I know there was heavy karma with my worst bully via a past life regression.
Also, I feel all will be (is?) laid bare via the Akashic Records. I find this comforting, too, since time/space aren't really linear (except for our limited view points). 🙂 Have you ever read Journey of Souls by Dr. Michael Newton--or Sacred Contracts by Caroline Myss, by any chance?
I definitely have.
Very well articulated. I loved this: "Believe me, I’ve been there, and while accepting life’s unfairness doesn’t magically fix everything, it allows you to stop battling the inevitable and find peace in what you *can* control." It's true. You'll only end up more miserable if you fight against accepting the unfairness of life in this world. And as an old teacher told me: "The *Fair* only comes once per year--and you even have to buy a ticket to get in."