Dr. Joe Marshalla talks about Aloneness and Self Acceptance

Dr. Joe explores aloneness, God, depression and self-acceptance.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Love
• sprituality
• aloneness
• depression
• God
• forgiveness

[EsotericAdept]

Humans find "Self-acceptance" to be difficult, they tend to give away their power, thus needing others approval to validate their success or failures. Giving away your power seems to make people vulnerable to Embarrassments, Shame, and taking charge, thus the lost of confidence and self-esteem.

[Repeatlessness]

@EsotericAdept ... We are trained at a very early age to subjugate our impulses, instincts and intuition and forced to bond with all that is unnatural as natural… releasing this learning is certainly one of the keys to personal sovereignty and freedom.

[pleased9]

7 Billion people on the planet Joe ~ and with the moon looking over your shoulder, you're never alone. Love and Blessings, Michael A. (via Richard and Sandra)

[Repeatlessness]

@pleased9 ... that is the point of the video dear brother... that is the point.

[Repeatlessness]

It's so interesting what people hear concerning this video. It appears each hears from either the place they currently occupy or from a place that they have not allowed themselves to occupy because of a past wound and subsequent inner shaming self-talk.

Some feel I'm acting pathetic, whining and seeking sympathy while others identify with the essence of the message and understand the conclusion whereby I fully embrace the truth and untruth of the situation beig presented.

I'm at peace.

[Repeatlessness]

I appreciate you "Getting" that... that was the point of the video that some did not. Yet each will respond as they will. All I can do is put myself out there and be myself. What happens after that is up to the universe.

Thanks for your comments... J

[4oneandall]

Words are only the wrapping, I am looking at the word "alone" and I see "all one "and this oneness is incredibly synchronised. But us humans have somewhere in the past stepped out of that , and somewhere deep in our forgotten selves , we remember this , thus the experience of aloneness brings a tear to our eyes for we are truly longing for that which is truer than true and that is that when we act as one again then being alone is complete and joyful, not an experience of absence. :-)

[invexx]

Joe, you're more than OK. You're a super achiever.

[AstronauticusBlues]

dude you are a total genius, your words are like the bible to me.

much love, Aaron