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“Start over my darling. Be brave enough to find the life you want, and courageous enough to chase it. Then start over, and love yourself the way you were always meant to be loved.”
— Unknown
ENFJ: Hey, INFP; how ya doing?
INFP: A boundary has been crossed, ENFJ. I’ve been violated. Nothing is sacred anymore.
ENFJ: Yeah? Tell me.
INFP: Someone stole my cupcake.
Heyoka & the Sacred Lakota Ceremonies
Whelp, this sucks.
Early last year, I read about Heyoka empaths. When I was talking to my brother later in the week, the subject of empaths came up and I was joking about being one and how it would suck when my brother stopped me.
“Ummm, Sis…. You are.”
My first reaction was to tell him there was no way. I mean, he’s crazy, right?
Keep reading
Many people do not know what a Heyoka empath is. I am beer to spread awareness. There are thousands of articles written about us. We hail from the spiritual model, of the Eastern hemisphere. We have psychic abilities, and we feel the energy of others very heightenedly. We are born this way, and we are very commonly misunderstood, since we are only 1 percent of the population. We are innately very wise, and teachers. The Lakota tribe coined the term of what we are, and we are witches of light. We are known as mirrors, for all that you give us, we will give it back to you amplified by nature. Channeling our abilities and gifts is the key. I’d day, I’m on my way to a black belt after a year of hell after my spiritual awakening. My 45th birthday is coming up this Friday the 13th; and with this incredibly big super moon, there are slot of ominous things happening in this world. Beware of the dark ones, for they know nothing of love, and only list, hate, jealousy, greed, and malicious intentions. Do your research is you wish. We are very real, and we always have been. #heyoka #heyokalife #sacredclown #mirror #thunderbeing #nighthawk #horse #frog #indigochild #shapeshifters #witchoflight https://www.instagram.com/p/B9iPUrBHDF2RexgD4Ga6vQV1OSV0wJIwAOe8IE0/?igshid=rq0s1h6ufhl5
Don't be afraid of the Heyoka Trickster, they await in the shadows under the moon lit sky. The stars fall and the coyotes cry. Don't be fooled, things aren't always what they seem. The tricker maybe just what saves you from the darkness.
I’m homesick for NYC. How about you? 🌃🗽 #nyc #quote #quotes #inspiring #inspiration #motivation #motivational #positive #positivegram #life #love #lifestyle #happy #happiness #true #truth #usa #newyork
heartofthesouth
If I had to choose between physical and verbal abuse, I’d take a beating anytime. You can see the marks, so at least people feel sorry for you. With the verbal stuff, it just makes you crazy. The wounds are invisible. Nobody cares. Real bruises heal a hell of a lot faster than insults.
Toxic Parents- one of the radio callers (via umbraluxuria)
Realizing you’ve been abused is only the start. It takes years to figure out just how badly you were broken, how deep and thorough is the damage. And then, you realize how people are benefiting from your abuse, and from your broken state. How not only the abusers, but the whole variety of people have been cruel to you. And you see just how alone you’ve been. How much you had to fight. How much damage you took. How many people refused to see, refused to acknowledge your pain, or help you. And you know what kind of world you live in.
(via furiousgoldfish)
People can forgive toxic parents, but they should do it at the conclusion—not at the beginning—of their emotional housecleaning. People need to get angry about what happened to them. They need to grieve over the fact that they never had the parental love they yearned for. They need to stop diminishing or discounting the damage that was done to them. Too often, “forgive and forget” means “pretend it didn’t happen.” I also believe that forgiveness is appropriate only when parents do something to earn it. Toxic parents, especially the more abusive ones, need to acknowledge what happened, take responsibility, and show a willingness to make amends. If you unilaterally absolve parents who continue to treat you badly, who deny much of your reality and feelings, and who continue to project blame onto you, you may seriously impede the emotional work you need to do. If one or both parents are dead, you can still heal the damage, by forgiving yourself and releasing much of the hold that they had over your emotional well-being. At this point, you may be wondering, understandably, if you will remain bitter and angry for the rest of your life if you don’t forgive your parents. In fact, quite the opposite is true. What I have seen over the years is that emotional and mental peace comes as a result of releasing yourself from your toxic parents’ control, without necessarily having to forgive them. And that release can come only after you’ve worked through your intense feelings of outrage and grief and after you’ve put the responsibility on their shoulders, where it belongs.
Susan Forward, Toxic Parents, ch 9 (via fromonesurvivortoanother)
that emotionally abusive feel
when your mother is giving you silent treatment and making nasty comments, but when you ask her what you’ve done wrong, she literally can’t answer your question because you’ve only just woken up and everything was fine last night - you just happen to be visible when she’s stressed about something
It is often difficult to recognize the connection between early-life feelings of imprisonment, and our subsequent need for space and distance in our adult lives. This can be manifest in many different ways: non-committal relationships, career indecision, a perpetual need to live alone, social avoidance, perpetual mistrust of the world etc. For a time, these manifestations can actually serve a counter-balancing purpose, as our spirits breathe a healthy sigh of relief after years entrapped. If all you know is engulfment, it is essential that you have a taste of safety and spaciousness. But, taken too far, our escape hatches can actually become a prison of their own, one that deepens our isolation and prevents us from forming positive associations with the world. Any imbalanced reality has an imprisoning quality. Just because our early-life environment felt like a prison doesn’t mean that we can’t create a different reality-one that is rooted in healthy connectiveness.
Jeff Brown (via venuschild)
Let’s play, “was I abused” game! Reblog and bold the things your parents have done to you! Italicize if you’re not sure. (copy paste it all and then bold)
Physical abuse
parent slapped me to prove their point/teach me a lesson
parent spanked me as a “punishment” saying it was for my own good
parent pulled on my hair to force me to move
parent threw things at me while angry, things heavy enough to hurt me
parent trapped me into a room/corner so I couldn’t escape them
parent hit me when I wouldn’t obey them/tried to confront them
parent used a twig/stick/belt to lash at my body
parent grabbed me to force me to pay attention to them
parent pinned me down and physically prevented me from escaping
parent brought me into situations where I feared for my life
parent made it painfully obvious for me that I’ll obey them or suffer injuries
parent threatened to beat me if I wouldn’t do as they say
parent forcefully fed me something I refused to eat
parent made an attempt at strangling/drowning/burning me
parent banged my head/body into the wall/furniture
parent forced me into sexual activities
Emotional abuse
parent called me derogatory names and slurs more than once
parent said my name mostly with hatred and scorn in their voice
parent degraded and humiliated me in front of others for fun
parent insulted and devalued something really important to me
parent deprived me of something that meant the world to me
parent yelled and swore at me in anger more than once
parent blamed me for things that were out of my control/not my fault
parent shamed me for my physical appearance
parent guilt-tripped me for not pleasing them well enough
parent regarded me as a burden, and shamed me for needing them at all
parent insisted I couldn’t take a joke after I got hurt from their insults
parent never comforted me/got angry if I reached for comfort
parent punished me for crying/showing fear/showing trauma symptoms
parent humiliated me for showing excitement and happiness
parent subtly let me know that my feelings and my problems don’t matter
parent got angry at me for feeling depressed/angry/tired/suicidal
parent blamed me for feeling depressed/angry/tired/suicidal
parent compared me to cousins/other children to prove how I’m the worst
parent decided for me how I feel when it was convenient for them
parent told me that I was crazy/delusional/need to be locked away
parent threatened me with kicking me out/sending away if I don’t change
parent refused to accept my sexuality/tried to force it to change
parent required for me to act normal to protect family’s reputation
parent isolated me from family activities they all enjoy
parent assured me that nobody will ever want me
parent insisted that I was lucky and that I could have had it much worse
parent made me responsible for their well being and made me the caretaker
parent insisted that their harmful acts were all made “out of love”
parent demanded me to be available for their requests at any time
parent punished me for trying to establish boundaries
parent destroyed my belongings as a revenge
parent made inappropriate sex jokes and comments in my presence
parent denied doing any of this and insists that all the blame is on me
Psychological Abuse
parent kept pointing out my flaws as proofs that I wont achieve anything
parent called me stupid, incompetent, ignorant, while withholding information that I needed to know in order to complete tasks
parent would change their side of the agreement in crucial moment and then pretend it was obvious from the start
parent stalked me/distrusted me without any reason/invaded my privacy
parent attacked my insecurities and vulnerabilities in any argument
parent forced me into degrading actions while they watched me do it
parent threatened to leave me
parent accused me regularly of behaving the way they did
parent never acknowledged, praised or approved of my actions
parent always demanded they are right without any proof/explanation
parent insisted that they’re a great parent using financial support as proof
parent insisted that I should be grateful for how good they are to me
parent gaslighted me and tried to make me believe my memories weren’t real if I confronted them with what they did
Neglect
parent didn’t notice I haven’t been eating properly
parent didn’t notice I was sick/didn’t care for me while I was sick
parent didn’t notice I was injured
parent didn’t notice I didn’t have clothes/shoes I needed for school
parent didn’t notice I suffered from trauma
parent didn’t notice I was anxious and stressed
parent didn’t notice I was depressed
parent didn’t notice I was cutting myself
parent didn’t notice I was suicidal
parent didn’t notice I was being sexually abused
parent didn’t notice I was being bullied
parent failed to get me medical attention when it was needed
parent failed to teach me the very basics of self care
parent didn’t seem to notice any of my needs and feelings except the absolute minimum I required to survive
when I notified them of these things, they denied it, accused me of lying, decided it wasn’t happening and/or blamed me for it
Financial Abuse
parent made me feel ashamed for needing money
parent made me feel like I’m a financial burden to them
parent only gave me minimal money to survive
parent made sure I never have a decent amount of money on me
parent took the money I earned from me
parent used the money to blackmail me (if you continue this way let’s see who will pay for your bus ticket!)
parent insisted since they “pay for my stuff” they have the right to control my behaviour and actions
parent had enough money for luxury but kept me without anything
parent refused to get my medicine/get me medical attention because it’s too expensive while they got everything for themselves
parent would keep me anxious over if they would pay my expenses or not
parent would make me do as much work for them as possible before they would pay for a necessity
parent kept me in the dark over family finances even when I was of age
parent would make sure I never have enough money to escape them
If you bold more than 5 things, you have been through abuse. For some particular ones, even one true thing on this list means you’ve been badly harmed by your parents. Also this list is not complete, there are many more abusive behaviours not listed here, feel free to add!