Their behavior is a reflection of them

As always I find it fascinating how something we read can trigger something in the healing process. Today I read this quote: I am getting to a place where I more confidently believe in a certain degree of separation between me and what was done to me. Yes I continue to own everything that I might have done to contribute to or escalate the situation that is only logical because it does take two in any dispute. However, I no longer accept blame. That is a huge change in my personal healing…

Dawn | Healing Childhood Trauma on Instagram: "Once you learn this, your life will change dramatically. Don't overthink why you are experiencing bad behavior from somebody. It has nothing to do with you. We hold so much shame inside that when somebody triggers that shame it can send us reeling. But someone's bad behavior is a reflection of their own wounding.​​​​​​​​​💕Click on my BIO 💕HOW MY PARENTS RAISED ME PODCAST​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Heal Grow Thrive 💕Go to the HEAL blog #fatherwound…

I just smile and move on. I find it sad when they are on a different place on the path of life and hope they move forward. I stay focused on myself. I can't change their thinking but can share my perspective. I don't engage in BS

Another person’s judgment about you is never about you, it’s about them. It’s a reflection of their fears, limitations & perceptions. Their reaction is a mirror of their beliefs, fears & view on the world. From the Motivation app: https://motivation.app/download

Other people’s behaviour is a reflection where they are at with their growth.

quiet sunday morning reflections: ⬇️ 1. Trust the process, even when it seems like it’s not processing 2. Don’t rely on others to provide your peace. 3. Expecting others to match your loyalty usually results in disappointment 4. Caring for others regardless of their behavior enables us to love without fear of rejection. - Also am enjoying a hot cup of @oakcliffcoffee this morning. Their Rosma blend is perfect for pour overs. - #morningroutine #pourovercoffee #sundaythought

Lenna Marsak on Instagram: "💫Repeated disrespect is often a reflection of someone’s internal struggles, a projection of their unresolved issues. 💥On a subconscious level, they may not feel worthy of maintaining a healthy connection and, through their actions, they push boundaries, asking you to let them go. 🌟It’s a psychological defense—avoiding accountability and sabotaging intimacy. 💫By disrespecting you, they’re creating distance, signaling their own emotional limitations…