Taisha Abelar

The feeling of doom is the tragedy of our modern society. This feeling comes out of nowhere, devastates us, makes our entire life dull, and robs us of interest in everything. And most importantly, we are left empty, without strength or energy.

We're sure you understand what I'm talking about. And you've probably experienced this feeling. When a suffocating fear for the future creeps in, a fear of uncertainty and a desire to hide, to hide, because no one understands you or knows how to help you.

But we know how.

To understand this, you must realize that you possess not only a physical but also an energetic nature. The Life-affirming Knowledge written about by Carlos Castaneda teaches that each person must find their own integrity—the ability to properly interact with their physical body (tonal) and energetic body (nagual). Only when we find our own integrity do we discover who we are. Strength fills our lives, and our wings and eyes begin to glow with energy.

Now let's look at the feeling of doom. It is not the result of a particular situation, but the result of an energetic deficiency, the weakening of the energetic body by the predator. The predator drains a person, weakening their energetic body and feeding on their energy. To do this, the predator implants in us two of the most dangerous and energy-consuming emotions—self-pity and self-importance.

Doom, loneliness, melancholy, and sadness are the consequences of self-pity. This feeling is cultivated by society and instilled in children during upbringing and in adolescents during socialization. This is how the "poor me" syndrome develops.

Look around! It's a world of "poor me"—everyone is upset with each other, angry, complaining about everything and crying over their most important plans in the galaxy when they don't come to fruition. We live in a universe of "poor me," with gaping energy holes where stars and planets disappear. Truly, black holes aren't in space. They're here on Earth. They're carried within these "poor baby, me."

We're used to complaining and moaning about everything around us, and we're not used to doing anything about it. We're so focused on the world's flaws that we've stopped fixing our own.

Me, me, me. Me, me, me. There's a lot of noise, a lot of screaming, and not a drop of free energy. Our energy body is covered in energetic wounds.

Now, friends, imagine how much energy we expend servicing the "poor baby" that the predator implanted within us.

But we became this way, we weren't born this way. It's time to return to the Power.

Like to support our efforts to free ourselves from the "poor baby" syndrome.

Stop poor baby youself!