Dr. Sue Morter

And these little packets of energy, we'll call them photons, these subatomic particles.

When we are in victimization and telling our story and being in pain, we're literally drawing that energy onto us.

And that's why it feels better to hold on to the victim's story.

Especially when we tell people, because they give it to us with compassion.

They feel for us.

It's like an energy suck.

It's just we're pulling it right into ourselves unknowingly.

And it feels good.

So we keep doing it.

So we hold on to that because it gives us some way to receive more energy.

Yes, what really happens is it drives our vibrational frequency down into one that can barely self-heal, self-regenerate, and self-illuminate.

It literally turns down the throttle on the juice that's able to run through our bodies.

So when we're constantly repeating the story or thinking about the story or wondering even how I'm going to overcome the story, if we live in that relationship with the story, we end up repeating and replenishing and rejuvenating the same thing.

We keep feeding the same thing.

So what happens is we have to keep telling the story in order to keep getting energy from more people.

But it ultimately will only allow us to heal to a certain level, to accomplish to a certain level, because full wholeness, full healing, full success and abundance and flourishing vibrates at a totally different frequency than that victim's story.

So at some point, we're going to max out.

We're going to hit the ceiling on what we're able to accomplish when we're holding on and repeating the story, etc.,

So it's all about allowing a way to vibrate at a higher frequency without faking it.

You know, I mean, there's this idea of fake it till you make it.