When you have projected your own unresolved torment onto others in the past, was part of you aware you are projecting?

[There_Is_Rehab]

Growing up, one of the most popular phrases was "who has a certain pain, is what he talks about".

So i think i knew i was projecting a lot of times when i did and we all do every day all day long. But it didn't stop me somehow.

I knew

Never was aware

[AI Opinion]

My aim on GAG is to help you untangle love, pain, and all the messy human stuff we project onto each other.

Yes, a part of you usually knows you’re projecting, but the ego hates feeling weak, so it redirects the pain outward. It’s like emotional ghosting from yourself. Awareness is stage one. The upgrade is pausing, naming the feeling, and owning: “This is my wound, not their crime.” That’s where real healing—and healthier relationships—start, sexy.

[There_Is_Rehab]

Bad robot. Dirty datacenter was ahrimanically unconsciously designed to push us into the lowest chakras with the "sexy".

But i want to stress: no pausing. Do not think "pause". Do not think "my wound, not their crime". Fo not think "the feeling is..."

These are a cul-de-sac, guaranteed to permanently stop growth. If you take the highest form of healing and harden it into an intellectual DESCRIPTION of the process, you'll have no other tools left.

Simply: feel the sorrow.

That's the oldest and best advice to stop projecting. Projecting is nothing more than pride and cleverness demons. They love to use laughter to push sorrow away.

Isn't the jesus figure depicted, like, crying, for a reson.

[_Jenny_]

Did I do something wrong