By Linda Tint
Contributing Author, Conscious Reminder
Whatever doesn’t kill you makes you less connected with your angel and more tangled with your devil instead.
As we go through young life without experience, situations can be controversial, and some of them require us to be so involved that we don’t allow ourselves to fully realize what’s going on.
I mean situations of stress caused by social obligation: when we think that we have to fit society or someone’s social life, which we don’t particularly fit. It can be a situation of a new student in a teenager’s group at school, a situation of an unexperienced female worker in a company of alpha-males, a situation of someone in a relationship with a sadist, and so on.
When we don’t meet the requirements of a group or important person, we cannot avoid guilt—a dark feeling and a trigger of life-lasting depression—which forces us to lose connection with our Angel—a strong, light Guide who connects our self with the world of eternal cosmic possibilities.
In other words, when we lose connection with the Angel, we lose awareness of our best and strongest qualities, which allow us to realize the potential of unconsciousness and to become our true happy selves.
Losing a connection with the Angel doesn’t mean that he dies; he just temporarily flies away.
We usually realize what has happened to us in a situation of humiliation or harassment only some time after we quit that situation: we change school, work, or break up.
Only then do we see our past selves in a full image and realize what we should have done and what we shouldn’t.
We experience trauma in its real size and become able to discuss it, and that’s normal, as our self adapts to situations and not realizing them is one of the ways of that adaptation.
After the full realization of the past and rise of awareness, our Angel comes back; however, he went through changes and became a fallen angel, a dark angel, or a Devil.
Connection with the Devil is what makes us stronger and allows us not to repeat the mistakes, protecting us from appearing in similar situations again. If we had toxic relationships in the past, we started avoiding any sign of toxicity, and the Dark Angel showed the way not only to recognize a possible toxic partner but also to destroy him or her.
Our possibility to destroy something, or someone who is similar to what made us weaker in the past, is one of the traits of a good connection with the Dark Angel. If we were in a group of antisocial peers at school, our ability to charm teenagers when we grow up rises due to our connection with the Dark Angel.
If we were harassed at work at a young age, we would become powerful with men and not only distinguish those who could violate the rights of others, but we would also find a way to prevent them from doing it ever in their life.
We learn how to manipulate much more than we were manipulated, and it’s important not to let this knowledge destroy those who don’t mean any harm at all. It’s vital not to let the Dark Angel become the only Guide in your inner life, and always to be aware of: what’s going on, are you developing or not?
Are you suffering in this situation, or are you happy? Are you making the others happy, or do you make them suffer? This is what’s important to remember when you live in a connection with the Dark Angel, if you try to be morally good.
While opting for complete immoral darkness can also be a path, it’s nearly impossible to escape from it or enter the realm of genuine happiness without experiencing guilt..
Connection with Dark Angel makes us darker, inevitably, less happy, and more toxic for others; however, it also makes us smart, mature, and protected. This is how awareness begins—the angels fly away and come back to us on black wings.
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