Emotional Rewiring

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Yesterday, I was talking with my friend about the recent events involving giving up my emotional attachments to a man who is emotionally unavailable as he is emotionally and romantically involved with a married woman, but continued contacts with me and treated me poorly.  As my friend is aware of all the events involving this man, she said that I have a lot of drama in my life.  At first my ego felt offended, but then I realized that she is unaware of what I have been trying to accomplish through my emotional healing work.

I explained that this type of situation has occurred several times earlier in my life.  In each of those past circumstances, I ran away of out of fear or anger, or the man left me.  Unfortunately, during each of the prior situations, I did not do the necessary emotional healing work to leave the situation based on good self esteem, power, and will.  When we fail to do the emotional healing work, these situations will simply reoccur over and over again in our lives until we have learned our life lesson.

In my life, these situations seem to manifest when my life is in crisis or difficulty.  So, I may marry a man who is loving, kind, and honest, but when that relationship is in conflict or has difficulties, I will revert to seeking out someone who mistreats me or reminds me of my father as I am emotionally hard wired to react in this way.

When we do our emotional healing work, we begin to rewire ourselves emotionally to a different reaction and response to our life’s difficulties. Please see the tab, “Emotional Healing Practice,” on my Blog Homepage for this technique.

When we finally heal our emotional wounds caused by our childhood or life experiences, we change the course of our lives to a healthier way of living resulting in less pain and suffering for ourselves, as we no longer seek unavailable parental figures for love that will never happen.  May you find healing in your life, Brooke (Copyright 2013 Kundalini Spirit with All Rights Reserved)

4 responses to “Emotional Rewiring”

  1. I so needed this message.

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    1. I am so glad this post can help you, and thank you for sharing this with me. Healing love and light, Brooke

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  2. I see girlfriends go through this, sometimes over & over again. The real ‘test’ to me is being able to disengage from the drama by NOT responding to calls, texts, any temptations to check in and see how someone is ‘doing’. Very difficult, but can and needs to be done. Period. Women have a tendency to want to take care of someone when we feel we’ve hurt someone else by being honest or dis-engaging. This is the time that the dysfunctional part of a previous relationship will do everything possible to elicit a response. It is the others parties responsibility to deal with whatever feelings or needs are not being met because I am no longer available to engage in their drama. NO (none, zero) responses means you have really moved on and it is such a great feeling! Aaaaah! Love that you shared all of this. Really helped me to walk through a recent experience where I was tempted to ‘rescue’ someone attracted to me. There is no longer contact, but I still consider them a friend. Love & Light to you Brooke!

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    1. You are right on point on your comment. This man only contacts me out of loneliness from his lover who is married and unavailable to him as he does not really care for me. Therefore, it is NOT my responsibility to meet his emotional and physical needs, and as such, I have blocked all contacts from him. Aaaaah! I will always wish him well, but don’t want him in my life. Love & light to you, Brooke

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