You would think that I would eventually be less affected by being slammed by some critic on the internet but its still rough.
Jesus said that if they hated him, they will hate us. The ones who hated him were mostly the religious ones. They’re the ones who crucified him. It’s the religious ones who slam us too. They make eloquent arguments proving how Splankna is evil and destroying the faith.
I know it’s true what I always say, that you can’t do anything of consequence without ticking somebody off, but in the heat of it, it’s still hard to accept.
I think about all the scenes we’ve watched in movies of someone innocent walking through an accusing crowd. We watch in compassion as they’re derided, confident in their eventual justification. But when you are the person walking through that crowd, it’s a different story. In the movies we have the bird’s eye perspective. We know that the character is in the right. But in real life you don’t have that same clarity.
When someone accuses me of making up empty arguments, or being deceived, I can get hooked by doubt. My judgment isn’t perfect. I’m as vulnerable to being wrong as anyone else. “What if they’re right?” can ring in my head.
Thankfully, I have more to stand on than opinion.
God’s blessing has been so rich and so consistent throughout these years of developing and teaching Splankna. There is simply no other explanation for the healing we have witnessed except for the partnership and blessing of the Lord, the great physician, the great counselor.
So every time someone calls us a name, raises arguments against us or curses us, I have to lean on the evidence. I’m so deeply thankful that it is uncontestable.
Evidence is valuable.
Prayers answered are evidence.
All of the Godly people that have fully vetted Splankna, before they participated and committed is exciting.
I appreciate your candor. I have recently experienced some judgment and criticism too by people that dismiss the entire field of psychology, not just energy psychology. In the midst of it, I thought about all the persecution that you have had to endure over the years in regards to Splankna and was encouraged that I too can withstand it.
I am praying all the time that God continues to uphold you. Thank you for your bravery and perseverance. “It is not the critic that counts” but when we are given gifts of sensitivity, it sure can hurt.
Quote from The Man in the Arena by Theodore Roosevelt