People Are Getting DESPERATE Now!!! [RAW]

I have been noticing that people have been getting really desperate recently and this is something that appears to have escalated over the past few years. It's something I noticed during co which was understandable because it was a global pandemic but then it never seemed to go away. Now what do I mean when I say that people are getting desperate? From what I'm seeing, it looks like people feel like their situation is hopeless. As though this is as good as it gets. It's never going to get any better. And even the way it is now is just unbearable for them. It's not good enough. So, this causes them to act recklessly. It causes them to act in a dangerous manner without considering or caring about the potential risks or consequences of their actions. It causes them to show a heedless disregard for safety or the welfare of others because they are in a frenzy. They are wild, excited, agitated. They are behaving chaotically or frantically because they're driven by sudden bursts of emotion like panic, rage, or overwhelming joy. And there is a sense of extreme urgency because they have an overwhelming need or craving for something. And yet at the same time, they feel like their situation is hopeless. So they're making a desperate attempt to escape. They're willing to take extreme or dangerous risks because their situation feels hopeless. And that is what we appear to be seeing in the world today. People who have lost all faith in themselves or other people, but then they see a glimmer of hope, a subtle sign or a faint trace of light, an external cue that it signals safety to their nervous system. It brings them back to a sense of joy. And I've noticed this in people whenever I go out to the gym or a store. People make eye contact with me. They notice that I'm calm and unbothered. They see that I'm not worried about anything. They sense my aura. And sometimes people do begin to feel more relaxed around me. They may become less tense. They may try to make conversation with me. So, if they're with their partner or their children, they will suddenly become more affectionate because they feel like it's safe now that I'm there. And I don't mind when this happens. I'm glad that I'm able to bring this warm, affectionate atmosphere to people to where they are able to let their guard down and forget about their troubles for a moment. But sometimes people do get really desperate. because they know that my presence is temporary. They know that at some point I'm going to leave the store or the gym and then they're going to feel empty. So, they cling on to me. They try to impact me in some sort of way or they try to take something from me. Have you experienced similar things? Let me know in the comments below. I'd love to hear from you. And I'm sure you're not alone. I'm sure many other people are experiencing the same thing because on many occasions I have seen people behave in such undignified ways in ways that are foolish, awkward, to the point where it's just impossible to take them seriously because they look so ridiculous. I've had people stalk me around town just to then steal large amounts of cash from me. a total of £7,000. I went to go for a walk in a park and I put my backpack on the bench just for a minute while I took a selfie and when I looked up it was suddenly gone. I had people creep up behind me late at night, slipped their hands into my pockets to steal my iPhone. I then bought a new iPhone and two men on a motorbike snatched it out of my hands as they flew past me. When I go to the gym or the store, I often see men sitting in their cars staring at me like they just saw a ghost. I often have women waiting for me to walk past just so they can bend over in front of me in shorts or tight tight yoga pants. Just yesterday, I went to pick up some stuff to wash my car. In one of the aisles, I looked behind me and saw a man and a woman who appeared bewildered, dazed and confused in a trance like they were under some sort of spell. I then paid for my goods and as I was walking out of the entrance, a girl walked out in front of me with shorts right up her rear. She then got into a car with AZ on the number plate. So with all of these things that I have been experiencing, I think people have become really weird and desperate. And most of these situations appear to revolve around two things, money and sex. People seem to be struggling financially to the point where they have taken a lot of my possessions including my money. And yet people are also heavily dependent on my validation. It's like they need me to be attracted to them sexually. Now when people would do these things, I used to respond and I would respond like any normal human. How would a normal human respond? We would mirror what we're seeing. We would match their energy. It's just a typical natural response. You see someone in distress. You see someone acting desperate and you mirror back their emotions so that they don't have to feel so alone. But I noticed that by doing this, it fed them and it made them grow larger to where they became overpowering and more demanding of me. They began to feel like they owned me, like I belong to them now. So I started to realize that this isn't the right way to respond to these people because then they will get addicted to me and [clears throat] they will always want more. The truth is that something happened to these people. Something happened to them in their childhood. Their emotional needs weren't met as a child. They weren't loved as a child should be loved. They weren't cared for or nurtured. So now they're constantly scanning their environment for people. People who may have parented their own parents when they were children, people who are emotional caregivers. and they latch on to those people. This is just how the dynamic works. A taker needs a giver and a giver needs a taker. We are the givers and they are the takers. But most people wouldn't even be aware of them. We are aware of them because it's familiar to us. We recognize this dynamic from our childhoods, from the emotional incest we experienced as children when we were forced to take on our parents' emotional problems. So now we see it everywhere. We feel the desperation, whether it's financial desperation or something sexual, and we may feel the need to intervene and save this person. But when you do that, you become their caretaker. You become their supply. And it's not helping anyone. You're just reinforcing their inability to manage their own needs and emotions. And they are reinforcing your ability to abandon yourself and overextend yourself to others. So nobody wins by playing this game. It destroys everyone. The best thing you can do for yourself and other people is to disengage. When you see people getting needy, desperate, or nasty, acting bothered, don't let it shift your focus or attention. Acknowledge their presence. Don't resist it, but don't fight it. Because by fighting it, you're feeding into it. So instead, just let it be there as though it is even affecting you. and soon enough it will go away. They will go and find someone else, someone who will see it as their duty to fix or help them because that's not your job anymore. You may have been forced into this role as a child because you were small and you couldn't survive on your own. But now you get to decide the role that you want to play and you're allowed to say no. You're allowed to walk away. You don't have to dance to the beat of their drum. You don't have to become someone else's puppet. Because you are not responsible for what happened to them in their childhood. You are no more obligated than anyone else. You may be specially gifted in your aura or your energy, but that doesn't mean you owe them anything. They may feel like they know you, like you're the parent they never had or the parent they once had control over and manipulated in order to get their needs met. But that's their story. It doesn't have to become yours. Don't let people project these identities onto you. You get to define who you are. It's sad that people have become this way, but remember, you're just one person. You can't save everyone. and charity begins at home. You should prioritize the needs of your own family, friends, or local community before you extend help or financial support to strangers or people further away. And even before your friends or relatives, charity begins with yourself. You must always fill up your own cup first. You must prioritize your own well-being, rest, and mental health. because you cannot give to others from an empty vessel. So take care of yourself first and then you can build the energy and endurance to show up better for the people in your life. And don't wait for other people to understand this mindset. Just let it be enough that you understand it because many people out there will run you down to the point where you're barely able to survive. They will have you running on empty where you have just enough to get by and they're barely getting anything out of it themselves. But they can't wait and they don't have anything to give. So you become like a hair trimmer or an electric toothbrush that's running on a low battery. And each time they drain you out, they're letting you charge back up again for a few minutes instead of giving you the full hour or two hours to recharge and it's barely doing anything for them. So they get frustrated. They become resentful, dissatisfied, and now they're holding a grudge against you because they lack empathy. They're unable to share your experience, to understand this concept. It's like dealing with a child. They're going to cry. They're going to throw tantrums. They lack the capacity to care about what you're going through. So, you just have to create distance. Elevation requires separation, which may sound cruel. But by being involved with these types of people, all they can do is bring you down. Just as they've done with many other people before you, another one bites the dust. This is why separation and distance are very important cue because that is what is going to protect you. Now people will try to convince you, sway you to give them another try, open up to them again, help them, serve them, and you're just going to experience the same thing again and again. and in the end they'll just end up blaming you. So think ahead. Stop blindly trusting people. And if you're being forced or coerced by anyone, make sure you have the right protective measures in place. Set firm boundaries. Keep a supportive network of people around you. Because the truth is that people with your tolerance level are rare. Most people aren't so trusting or forgiving. And this is very attractive to people whose emotional needs have never been met. People who want to be loved unconditionally regardless of what they do. And they will test you. They will say and do some of the most hurtful things to you. just to pull you back in and get you to trust in them again. Because to them that is love. That is the love they never received as a child. Well, for us it's discipline, structure, stability. So remove yourself from the desperation. Pull yourself out of there and climb higher. Ascend. Because once you reach the peak of the mountaintop and you're looking down, everything will begin to make sense. Have you noticed that people are getting more desperate recently? Share your experiences in the comments below. Subscribe if you're new here. I upload new videos every day. 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