Will your inner peace protect you from harm?
Definitely. For anyone. When there's inner peace in one's own cognition it prevents them from putting themselves in harm's way unnecessarily by reflexively responding to a provocation.
It's also frustrating to those who operate by provoking someone with a strategy that has worked on others when they encounter a measured response. Since they seldom adapt they double down and start to spiral into greater cognitive dissonance with more unreasoned versions of the same strategy. Undermining veneers of rationalization and revealing their own psychology.
Then, when a person with inner peace is under attack from them then they can engage them with an asymmetric strategy moved by considered will toward positive sum rather than straight line force and zero sum.
Thank you, my friend.
What is the scope of this influence, and do you have the ability to break its cycle?
The scope can be long term and as vast as someone's horizons taking into consideration many factors, including one's own initiatory aim beyond the Exempt Adept.
You can do so with a blessing and by sending a request to their spirits to withdraw from the person affected. Have you tried it?
It is assisted by spirits, but the metaphysical explanation of it in my immanent hylozoic model will not shoehorn into a panentheistic model. The easiest way would be to skip those mechanics and think of it as telepathic psionics to make sense in the latter.
Yes, immediately when there is need for immediate resolution. The stress they undergo gets very intense. Self-awareness is difficult to suppress or process.
Otherwise, it's been more beneficial to take awhile and let it soak through what could be called the collective mind to address the issue in many others that share the same mind. These encounters may happen individually, but they don't take place in a vacuum.
Your words make sense; there must be a positive and fair outcome for the recipient. Thank you; I look forward to further explanation.
Please forgive me for jumping in on the replies—I’m working on solving the problem.
No worries. Be aware that responses added to a post later may get missed since they don't seem to trigger alerts. But, putting a reaction such as a like on the post you responded to does trigger an alert which may get a look at the thread to see if there was a response.
