"The "dark night of the soul" in a spiritual context refers to a period of intense inner turmoil, spiritual desolation, and doubt, often experienced as a necessary step on the path to deeper spiritual growth and transformation"

I was halfway through my "Dark Night Of The Soul" before I even knew the term. The onset was gradual so its start is a guess...perhaps 2011 at Aetna in Hartford, CT, which makes sense because that's when I gave up on women and "career" aspirations. The ending is harder... perhaps 2017/2018 after my sister killed herself and left me with our mother.
In 2013 I visited a local psychic and after thirty minutes she sighed and said, "There's nothing I can tell you about your future except to change your path somehow".
Then my father died in 2014, I moved back to Idaho to set my mom and sister on a positive path but both rejected it, preferring to drown in the sorrows of the past. Three years later my sister suicided and I was back in Idaho for my mom and to clean up three generations of hoarding.
Normies killed my sister. They are petty, dishonest people and I read through a few hundred pages of several lawsuits she'd filed. Many discoverable identities who could be dealt justice but I burned it all. It would be too easy to obsess over it.
The internet was enormous fun for a couple decades but now it's mostly dead to me. Transformed into a giant collection of petty, ignorant, resentful high school-ish cliques spewing hate for political gain.
I'm lucky I got those prime twenty years of fun and smiles.
But all things come to an end, even empires.
I suppose that I might believe
in people again, someday
but it's difficult
to imagine.
A more esoteric thing I've learned
is that
- some things can't be fixed
- other things can be fixed
- and a few things can be fixed but shouldn't
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