Have you ever stopped to think
how much of your own Anguish
you've brought upon yourself?
Externalizing the source in a narcissistic tantrum,
One tends to find a scapegoat for One's own Shadow
and in turn disrespects the external Realm
almost as much as the internal.
Humility, Self-Discipline and Patience
are necessary for One to realize the truest sources of One's problems,
for many of One's problems originate within Oneself
and One then proceeds to socially pressurize others just to blow off One's own steam.
I am not immune;
I am my closest reference:
I reflect upon patterns in myself
which in turn help me to see them in others.
Although I am but my own case study,
I find it only reasonable that similar patterns would arise elsewhere as well.
Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 8:03 PM UTC
Have you ever stopped to think
how much of your own Anguish
you've brought upon yourself?
Externalizing the source in a narcissistic tantrum,
One tends to find a scapegoat for One's own Shadow
and in turn disrespects the external Realm
almost as much as the internal.
Humility, Self-Discipline and Patience
are necessary for One to realize the truest sources of One's problems,
for many of One's problems originate within Oneself
and One then proceeds to socially pressurize others just to blow off One's own steam.
I am not immune;
I am my closest reference:
I reflect upon patterns in myself
which in turn help me to see them in others.
Although I am but my own case study,
I find it only reasonable that similar patterns would arise elsewhere as well.
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