28.5.11

Personal

I dont normally get personal here, but i use the blog as my own journal of spiritual development so anything can come up. If it isnt for public viewing i'll take it down when i come to my senses.

As i have said many times before, i have 9's all over my numerology charts, regardless of what system i use to calculate. and the traits of the nines (which are very relevant to me beacause i have so many of them) are about humanitarianism and that, but also great sacrifice. I havent mentioned it before, but i had a really hard life. I was molested as a child by a family acquaintance, then physically, mentally, and financially abused in my household growing up, then when i moved out of the house i went through severe sexual torture (sexual slavery) by multiple people (under the leadership of one man) for an extended period, followed by severe psychological abuse/torture by my most beloved husband for many years, combined with being disowned by my family and having nowhere or nobody to turn to. They say the nine goes thru the school of hard knocks, and i certainly did. I am still only 25 so it all happened at young ages.

I went through such deeply traumatizing experiences without any time off that I did not think I could cope and I could not see a way out. I spent so many years in a deeply depressed state. I had some periods of therapy that were helpful, and i have been on the soul-killing antidepressants. I would like to think that i have healed almost completely (thanks to turning to spirituality), which in itself is quite a task and i deserve a medal for. But i cant really escape my life, so every now and then i have to deal with some bullshit again. Like today, which is why i decided to write about it. I really dont have anywhere to turn with it, so i hope something useful can come out of it by writing about it.

What i have learned so far with all the abuse, humiliation, suppression, victimization i survived is that I am the only one who can set me free. And fear is a dangerous thing. I was blackmailed into the sexual abuse, so i complied to save my husband (not that i really had a choice, but i was given lies and promises to soothe my trauma). Turned out they didnt stick to their end of the deal. And whoever abused me never stuck to their end of the bargain, it was always just a way to control me.
I learned that fear kept me from my own power (and also to never give in to blackmail, no matter what!). Not until i fought back with all that i had did the physical abuse by my dad stop. He even thanked me for it later. And I love him.
I also learned that before i was born into this life, that i accepted or chose a hard life for the spiritual gains. It was my choice. I learned that those who hurt you are weaker, more ignorant, and more pitiful than you could ever be. I learned that i would rather be a victim than a perpetrator, but that the ROLE of the perpetrator is only a role, but a difficult one to live with too.

Since there was no healing available apart from spiritual growth, that is where i directed my energy. I became deeply spiritual and sharpened my psychic ability and was able to help other people overcome trauma, and I learned so much along the way. Like how suffering is something we carry, like a bag, and that we can choose to drop it. Only it takes so much spiritual maturity to do that, that it is unlikely you will be able to unless your pain and suffering is extraordinary.

I have never really been able to hate people, I just dont see the point of that, but i will fight against injustice with all that i have. I dont see the point in shutting up and being quiet when you can speak up and make a difference for people. Many people put up with an unfair situation when they can protest and prevent it from happening to others. I see how generations of women in my native culture lived and still live under abuse and suppression because of severe blackmail. They put up with unthinkable things because they want to prevent harm being done to their family and loved ones. I can understand their choices, but at the same time i find it selfish, because their silence is what keeps further generations of women under abuse. Compassion for your family is good, but compassion for thousands of other people's families is even better.

I was so used to abuse that I found myself feeling unworthy of anything else. And as law of attraction dictates, abuse was added to my abuse and I just couldnt see a way out. Love is a painful and challenging thing for anyone, and for me it brought with it severe psychological torture. I was made to feel guilty for all the sexual abuse i suffered. My husband did not admit i was used. He called it infidelity, and as such i needed to be kept under strict control. I was forced to "admit" that i was sexually perverted and that i immoral, i was made to talk about my sexual abuse (not for the purpose of healing, but rather to explain how i enjoyed the twisted things that were done to me) for hours on end, day after day, on and off for 4 years. Anyone who has been trough sexual abuse will know that it takes many many years before you are at all prepared to utter a word about it. It is traumatizing to talk about for many years after the incident. Having no support and that amount of blame is so destructive.. Since i didnt have anywhere else to turn with all this I became so brainwashed that i accepted myself as a disgusting person. I had crippling anxiety and nightmares. But I loved him genuinely and i always knew that his behaviour was only a reaction to his own severe pain and trauma.

Having said all this, I actually dont remember a thing from any of the sexual abuse. I think i dissociated when it hapened as a child, and that when it happened at 19, I just dissociated again. I dont have the actual memories at all (they are not in me, but i suspect i have them in another "personality", as far as i know, "I" wasnt even there so I have no idea what that other personality saw). However, I did keep every emotion, so although i dont have any of the memories, i had all of the feelings of shame, disgust, anxiety, and unbearable pain. My husband did not believe that i had no memory of it. so the 4 years he spent forcing me to talk about it was about testing whether i was lying, and showing me that i cant get away with lying about memory loss. since he couldnt get anywhere with it apart from causing more pain, i had to put an end to it, since he never would.
That is when i learned about eckhart tolle and it changed my relationship. Now we are separated but we have a good relationship with love and respoct. We are also sharing a baby that is on its way and we have never been more peaceful together.
I want to add, though, that seemingly ironically, my husband is a really good person, he has so much light in him, but he had a very dense and heavy pain body. And so did my father who also caused me so much pain. The man who used and pimped me out as a sex slave had very little light in him, so he was just completely incapable of compassion anyway. It was beyond his ability. He was spiritually disabled.

Spiritual guidance and inspiration gave me the tools to healing and that is the only thing I believe that will truly help. You cannot control what people do to you, but you can control what you attract into your life and how to deal with your experiences. I have changed profoundly and that is why i can never be raped again, i can never be intimidated that way again, the role of the victim will never fit me again, i will never again let despair take hold of me like that. I can ensure my life is safe and peaceful by embodying that myself. I have learned that the more i focus on the positive, the more positive my life gets. And i can turn a situation from bad to good through my own thoughts and reactions alone.

If there is one piece of truly valuable advice I can give to those of you who are where I was, it is that the pain you experienced is still with you as an energy attachment, and that you CAN let it go. You just have to genuinely intend to drop it in every way. You can do this by saying (and truly intending) that you will drop the incident or situation and its pain and every single little thing that is associated with it in you (any defensiveness, sensitivities, fear, suspicion, prejudice). It is impossible to do for most, but if you have the spiritual maturity and sufficient pain, it can be done though it will be very hard.

I could write a very long list of the unbelievable things i endured, but that would only serve to show you what a really strong person i am, how amazingly i turned out, and how admirable the so called "victims" in this world are. I am so proud of myself for what I not only survived, but triumphed over.

I wrote all this to reach out to whoever felt drawn to reading it. You have been my shoulder to cry on by reading this. I feel weak and vulnerable sometimes, and the pain can get too deep. No matter what, I am still here to love, and i hope this reaches those few people out there with a truly open and pure heart. I hope you send me an email and show me some love if you felt me.


Big Hugs, all my love,
Emine :)

10 comments:

  1. Abuse never really leaves you. Even if you move on you have those days where it hits you and consumes your mind. Good luck to you.

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  2. thanks for your comment, yeshua. its true that it never leaves you, unless you release it, which is extremely hard to do. abuse brings with it so much baggage, it affects how you look at people, what you do, you will have anxiety over certain things, will want to talk about certain subjects, be obsessed with how prevalent the stuff is in society etc etc... for me, it wasnt all the therapy and stuff which got me past some of the abuse, although the therapy helped me cope in day to day life. what helped me was to realise that i was carrying the abuse with me and that as long as i was doing that, i would be a victim, and many of my actions and thoughts would be influenced by it. It is the hardest thing to do to release such hurt, and it wil go against everything you know, but it works. ironically i dont know how to get over the effects of the molestation as a child, because thats been with me as long as i can remember, though it doesnt affect me much at all anymore. Eckhart tolle talk about the pain body, almost like an entity that lives in you, and that is the energy that needs to be released in order to be truly free.

    love :)

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  3. Lynn ChenJune 08, 2011

    i can't say i can exactly feel how you felt about the sexual abuse, but i know what you mean by the fact that you still rather be the victim. Cause like you i do feel sorry for the ones who did whatever they did to me. Since young i was made to be quiet about an incident of sexual invasion and constantly being emotionally manipulated and repeatedly hit by my mom, all the while psychologically tormented by her reaction towards issues that'd be fine to her one day, but not on another. She was all i had (my dad was working overseas and i was the only child). When i started getting fired up in my teens, i got the end of it from my dad. He thought i was being very disobedient. Recently I left my ex bf who has become delusional. He has a family of severe mental disorders which was directed at me for years. i was subjected to frequent violent hits and vulgarities (even in public). We were in another country together just ourselves & i didn't have time to call home to my friends to 'complain' cos i'd to continue with 'normal living' (work, cook, clean) & if i call, it's back home to my parents. i needed to sound happy to put their minds at ease. thru it all, i went thru phases but it's my constant conscious awareness of compassion tat i can finally turn the strength i found (or the proof that i do have what it takes) to help society at large: bein aware of perceptions vs reality, esp about psychological issues and victimized ideologies vs real victims (animals and the less fortunates)..& due to countless critical situations practice, find creatives methods for the public to cope with issues (hopefully). Work tat i've always wanted to do since 12.. im 31 now. i've got a fren who went thru alot as well & we just spoke couple of days back, that we're glad it's us to have gone thru all these cos we dont tink many others can turn it as positive as us. Pp think we're really fortunate... well we are but cos we chose to look at it tat way. :) thumbs up!!!

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  4. Dear Lynn,

    thank you for your comment, i really feel you :)

    you were the victim of unconscious people who probably wanted to do better but just weren't strong enough. I agree that it takes courage, compassion and strength to be the victim, but it is easy to to get stuck in that role, too. I hope you had enough love for yourself to change your victim identity into the strong and compassionate person you must be. I feel a very loving energy about you, very very loving. it looks like your love is so unconditional that you are willing to help someone (you know who) more that you desire to free yourself. You know your purpose here better than i do and it seems you are a healer. i dont feel that pain is history to you yet but i do feel that you know exactly what you are doing and love is a significant part of who you are.

    I agree with you on your last sentences, and i have said it many times to my (now ex) husband: its good for all those who stepped on me that I am the one who is the victim, cuz very very few people are strong enough to get thru what i got thru, and i am still thriving! i turned all that pain into compassion. it happened to me because i was strong enough to handle it (and of course, on a different level i chose the challenges myself).

    i relate to what you said about keeping up a happy appearance, i didnt want to worry anyone either. and i am a very private person anyway and didnt want the intrusion. but i think it can be healing to talk about it, as long as it comes from a place of self love and strength, not shame, pain, or desperation.


    all my love, and thank you for leaving your energy on my blog! <3

    Emine :)

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  5. AnonymousJune 12, 2011

    EMINE *BIG HUGS* you're so strong and beautiful. Its beautiful to see how open you are and you're not at all bitter, instead you are using your story to help others which is healing. You have a harrowing story but such a peaceful blog, I am so P.R.O.U.D of you!!!
    love Soph

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  6. aaw... you have no idea how that warms my heart. I really needed that. i have this tough and strong persona but i need love too, thank you for showing me some. i am learning to truly love and appreciate myself as we all deserve to do for ourselves. you must be an angel or sent here on a mission because i really really needed that. thank you with all my heart, you touched me. Bless you Soph, i am really humbled...

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  7. Lynn ChenJune 14, 2011

    Hi Emine,

    Thanks for replying...

    Ofcos summarising 30yrs of experience into a few paragraphs cant describe how I turn out the way I did, and i neva thot my life was ‘bad’ or ‘suffering’ until recently when some pp mention. If those who dunno me too well chances upon this post i tink they'd be shocked. Most pp tink i've gt lotsa 'gd fortune' & stil smiley & jokin, even wen tins get rely 'bad', and they they wonder if i was jz puttin on a front! Honestly i've nv viewed my life negatively, in fact i constantly count my blessings 4 who i am, cos strength & stability of mind (or consciousness i'd say as mind itself as a word does nt reflect our ability to perceive events wt a compassionate attitude) is the greatest gift i've received & i intend to put it to gd use :)

    Since 13 i'd alws been more concerned with world issues - human traffickin, sexual abuse, psychopathic & psychotic disorders, & unjustified punishments in prison systems in the world. My parents would shake their heads disapproving of my ideologie and most of my peers thot of me as queer hahha! But while they are still circling around the same issues, i’ve started putting into action my life fulfilling mission (i was neva career-minded! And it’s not cos i had lotsa $).

    I tried different forms of numerology, pamistry and have been trying to learn vedic astro and they’re all though based on different systems, pretty similar. It’s more the person reading that has a different interpretation. I’ve been using yur chaldean numerology post for quite awhile and the numbers tallied to what i was supposed to do. These series of numbers i ‘chanced’ upon somewhere.... and while using your site to calculate.... i found i am exactly where i should be now, the beginning of a new ‘life’ i’d call it... without really ‘dying’ in physical form. Emmm i can’t really say out what it is i’m doin, wen the world is embedded in materialistc pursuits, but if you are interested (i think you will be) then find a way to contact me? Like give me an email or something cos i don tink its time (yet) i leave it open to public (since i’ve passed your blog url to a couple frens alredy!).

    Thanks for giving me the oppty to share. You’re not alone and you know, just like how i know recently :)

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  8. Thank you Lynn!

    I am so thrilled to hear from you again and I would love to keep in touch. My email is infp@plr-emine.com. Please email me and we can take it from there. You have a beautiful loving energy and i feel blessed to have "met" you in a way. If you are interested in esoteric subjects i would love to help out if i can, perhaps you dont need me to, or we can develop together. I am glad you found a new direction in life and I sort of have too. I wonder if it is just the overall planetary shift or just being fed up with pain and suffering. Maybe both.
    I feel so thrilled at how things turn around. I wrote this post in a moment of deep grief and loneliness, I was sort of reaching out to people who feel the same. I had nowhere to turn. The response back has been so loving that I cant doubt that I am being helped. I am only recently looking back at all the torture i have been through as a source of inspiration to love myself. I dont want to be a victim, and i let go of that role, but i am just learning to love this girl who took so much shit and only ever did her best. Being open about it has been healing for me, as the extreme sexual abuse I went through stayed in me as shame. I am taking back my pride and my value. Thank you so much for your support and love. I hope I can be of help to you as your support has been for me.

    Bless you Lynn, I look forward to hearing from you!

    Love

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  9. Lynn ChenJune 16, 2011

    Hello :) i'm actually looking forward to 'speakin' with you, typing though... i type too much considering my profession. I’ll give you more personal details in the email! But I’m saying some things still openly becos i tink (i hope) it’ll be beneficial for whoever else that may be reading.

    I think it's great that you're devoting so much to this, creating awareness here, which is of good intentions. And with the web reaching out to so many, you don't even noe the number of lives you’ve had positively influenced. Mine included.. You make me feel that my work is not being done alone, and actually personally ‘knowing’ a person (what more from somewhere out on another continent perhaps) having the same agenda, speaking with me.

    You noe, i know what i’m doing now is what i’ve always wanted to do... only not knowin the path for me to take to achieve it. I’ve always thought it impossible, but not anymore... which is essentially gonna kickstart anytime.... i’ve always felt lost but the peak of the loss was felt for 10 years...

    What’s fantastic is that at least i found out that i am right, that i’m really put here for a reason, & there are others like me, who choose to give than receive, you being one of them... A lot of pp discouraged me, threw -ve comments sayin it’s impossible to change society, tt i should take care of myself 1st – meaning have a good job, lotsa $, before i start on charity. But to me, how much is enuf? One area of your life may be fantastic, but it means sacrificing another part.

    As much as i feel frustrated at their comments, i know that i do have to take care of myself but tt to me meant bein psychically strong cos If not, then all im sending is negative energy. And it didn’t matter if nobody near me was seein it becos i noe im not alone, and one day i’ll meet someone like you...which i did, and more of us. It just takes one person to start sometin. Thanks again for making my day :)

    You have the warrior spirit & u noe it. But you need to love yourself & believe tat u r good enough. It’s nt easy but my advice (if im qualified enuf to give... i tried & it worked) is by understanding tat the ones who put you down r not aware of the harm they’re causing, & even if they do, note tat there is a seed of virtue within all, buried just waiting for some trigger of a revival. But it could take them several lifetimes to realise... and which you may be the one to guide them & show them the wonders of returning good for ‘evil’.

    For one to embody this amt of compassion you have, and appreciate them for the good that they have, as well as thank them for the guidance they’ve paved for you, is your many lifetimes of good karma. In fact, it’s the perpetrators who suffer becos they never do have peace of mind. It took me a long time to forgive and extend my love to some, and there are also those im not ready to face yet. But i’ll keep it as that for now becos i noe tat will reconcile one day. They’ll just have to wait cos there’re worse souls on the planet that needs me.

    I love my mom very much & i’m glad i’ve shown her the light, cos she told me she’s awfully proud to have a daughter like tat & she asks me for advice nw. I know she didnt mean all tat she did becos she was in mental torture, & i thank her for what she has helped me become.

    Thank you for letting me put this on your blog cos there will be pp readin & i hope i did give some hope to others, through you. Will be email you my add now.... :)

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