For the first time, I sent the full version of the comment below to Teal Swan’s “Ask Teal”—where you suggest a topic for an Ask Teal episode—mainly for the second half of the comment (in this post).
I’m curious, and I would love to receive some answers; and when I do, whether from Teal, another outer teacher, or from Master Teacher within—aka Source, Soul/Spirit, I (God) AM (Goddess) Presence/Higher Self, etc.—I will update this post .
Note: Image on right found next to link => Sarah Prout Image on left below => Ferdinand Wiki – Fandom
The following is the second half of the comment that I shared for the video, “Incompatibility – In the External and Internal World – Teal Swan Synchronization Workshop” (the first half of the comment was shared in the previous post, “Being True to What We Like or Love to Wear.”):
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Now regarding incompatible aspects within others mirroring our own incompatible aspects within us: so if others express hatred toward us (and I’ve experienced this this past fall [stories in Sedona shared in post, “Negative Shadow Aspects of Self that Seem Damn Near Impossible to Accept“])—like some of the “haters” that you said you deal with Teal—does that mean that there are still aspects within us that passionately hates ourselves?
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What I’d like to understand is, if one really enjoyed creating an artwork, why would some others from the outer world mirror extreme hatred towards the completed artwork (e.g., in your case Teal, certain haters burning your artwork, that you shared within one of your videos)?
I’ve bought several of your products that include your highly creative, intricately designed, and vibrant artwork , so it baffled me why there was that level of hatred when you love doing art. So are there certain aspects within you that hate doing art?
[Insight within yellow brackets only inserted into this comment: While selecting images for this post that enhance my verbal expressions, I recalled one of Teal’s video that I watched a while back that I didn’t resonate with, titled, “Internal Arson – An Amazing Use For Anger (A Self Growth Exercise).” I left a comment for this video today (shared at bottom of post)]
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Sometimes, I still find the whole “outer world mirrors inner world” belief NOT crystal clear. And since you’ve been pretty amazing at taking the extremely complex and breaking it down to simple, I trust that you’ll one day co-create a very helpful video (with your team) that brings more clarity to this profound topic.
Thank you so much Teal and team for all that you gift to yourselves and this interconnected world and beyond. I HEART you. 🙂
Note: Image on left found next to link => The Equine Connection Coaching Services Ltd./“She kept looking into the mirror. It was a wonderful lesson about the importance of loving ourselves, of celebrating our uniqueness.”
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The following is the comment I left for the video mentioned above, “Internal Arson – An Amazing Use For Anger (A Self Growth Exercise)“:
Teal, I highly resonate with a lot of your videos, and there’s a part of me that gets what you’re expressing. But I feel that the visualization of burning anything within us doesn’t stem from Unconditional Love, but rather, from a state of fear (i.e., the act of getting rid of, or purging, something that’s considered UNwanted). I trust that nobody and nothing wants to feel UNwanted.
In addition, the word “arson” carries a very negative connotation that implies we’re doing something hateful, wrong, bad, or evil towards these neutral aspects within us.
I also have no doubt that practically all human beings, and other sentient life forms, have a deep fear of fire that’s used to harm us in any way.
I’ve had the following experiences, which makes the mere thought of burning any aspect(s) of self/others doesn’t feel good at all, even if it’s just using our imagination:
– burnt my forearm on a stove when I was around three years old, which made me scream and cry. My mother’s close friend at the time (who was watching me) poured soy sauce on top of the wound, which felt much worse (still remember). I had a very noticeable brown scar for at least three decades, but it started fading away after that time-frame.
– witnessed my very angry and understandably upset mother pour a very large pot of boiling water (that was meant for a week’s worth of barley tea) on top of my adoptive father’s head and body, after finding out that he had a decade-long secret affair with a woman 22+ years younger than them.
I ended up freezing where I stood, urinating on myself, and then blacking out, and my dad 
ended up at the hospital with third degree burns and hearing loss in one ear. He told the hospital that it was an accident, and my mother told her family members that he was merely covering his own @$$ to avoid consequences, to include paying alimony and child support after a divorce.
It’s too easy to judge another for doing something so cruel on any energetic level—physical, mental, emotional, and/or spiritual (in this case, both parties); but I’ve learned that until we’ve experienced walking in another’s shoes for MANY miles, we can never truly know what it’s like to be in their situations.
Examples: Both of my parents were deeply wounded during childhood and adulthood, my mother apparently caught my father cheating before, and my mother was a very challenging person to live with.
– helplessly embraced a loved one whose whole body was burnt in a past-life dream/alternate Earth reality
Teal, perhaps the use of violet fire can shift our deeply conditioned perception of past, misused and abused fire from many lifetimes, to a more gentle, peaceful, healing, comforting, and loving experience.
Note: Images above found next to links => 1) nbek 2) The Atlantic 3) dwaynegillispie.wordpress.com /”Ogelita, the teenager of the place, since she is only 3 yrs old and still such a young girl has injured her leg. At first by the swelling and small puncture wounds I immediately thought it…”4) National Geographic 5) Beauty Within Clinic/”Angry Horse Screaming By Moose On Ice On Deviantart“6) Chicken Smoothie 7) Pinterest
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