jasminum said:
Nienna said:
I know that you say this is really about your son, and you have gotten some good feedback on this. But since you went to so much trouble to write such a long post about you, I thought I'd ask.
And again this narcissism stuff. What I thought why I wrote this long post about myself is because I felt overburdened with everything going on around me, like suddenly realizing that I am being influenced by a negative forces, who are aware of my existence . And I never talked about in with anybody. But you are right, it is also narcissistic, troubling you all to read such a long post all about MYSELF. When I was reading about narcissism, it never appeared to me, that it can be about me to such an extend, I knew I had narcissistic traits, but I thought they were mild. I need to watch myself closely in this respect. You are all being my mirror now. Thanks again.
But somehow I feel calm at the moment, like relieved.
Sorry, I was not saying that because you wrote about yourself that you were narcissistic. I was implying that maybe, since you wrote all of that about yourself that you might be looking for help for yourself and not just your son.
jasminum said:
Nienna said:
What is your diet like?
You say that you were a vegetarian and not eat meat, but what else are you eating? Do you eat bread, pasta, corn, rice soy, cereal, drink coffee, etc.?
I eat as much meat as I can, and a lot of animal fat. I do not eat pasta, corn, rice soy, cereal nor dairy. But I do eat bread, though I know I should not. The problem is that my income is very limited, and I can not afford living on meat only. I am looking for a better source of income, so that I could stop eating bread.
As to coffee, I do drink it and I did not know I should not. I even remember Cs suggesting Laura to drink coffee during one session, to stabilize her mind. Perhaps I need to search more about it.
Well, bread is gluten and gluten is really horrible for your mind and emotions, along with your body. Coffee is not good for many people mentally and emotionally, and again, as well as physically.
Instead of bread, why not eat sweet potatoes, or green beans or lettuce, or, squash, or a combination of those? Gluten is very hard to stop because it is addictive. Eating these veggies is so much healthier than eating bread and the cost isn't that much difference. There's also quite a few (well actually a LOT) of excellent articles on sott.net about gluten and all of the damage it does. Maybe a good thing would be for you to watch
this video about gluten and the damages it causes. And most people are sensitive to gluten. It's a poison, actually.
As far as coffee, why not try to drink black tea instead?
Anyway, this is all up to you. These are just suggestion to help clear the mind and emotions a bit, and help physically. And, also, to raise your frequency resonance vibrations a bit. If you start eating healthier, it changes many things. And some of those negative entities will find you unpalatable.
jasminum said:
Well, I meant coming change, the Wave. I know what is coming,
How do you KNOW it is coming? Even Laura does not know for sure that it is coming. The Cs say it is coming, but there is nothing so far to prove that it is 100% coming. Something is coming, and all you have to do is look at what is going on around the world to see that things are coming to a head in some way or other. And that is something you can prepare for by preserving food, getting things together that can help you in an emergency situation, etc.
As far as protecting your son, I can understand why you feel this way. But only he can learn his lessons. You have been telling him things that he hasn't asked for. People don't come to what we discuss here until
they are ready for the lessons. You are abridging your son's free will by trying to talk to him about things he doesn't want to hear. Especially since he is now 20 y.o.
You have a lot of work ahead of you for yourself. Many lessons to learn. So it is best if you get on with working on yourself instead of trying to save your son by telling him about the things you know and he isn't ready to hear yet. And the best way to learn about yourself is to network with other people who are working on themselves so they can show you the real you instead of the one you think you are.
There's also many good books in the Psychology & Cognitive Science board.