One of the wild accusations made by my mother-in-law when she lived with us was that ‘we were poisoning her’. Typically the accusation was made when she was angry about something.
Anytime she made such claims, I interpreted them as her being upset over something we did that didn’t sit well with her. She willingly took offense at things she didn’t like, even down to the kind of car I drove, what we ate, etc.
Although she made the wild accusation to us, when she eventually sued us, she had enough wits about her to not make such wild claims in her legal actions. Fortunately we made it through everything that happened and lived to tell about it.
A few days ago, I wrote about how she was the one attempting to poison my wife’s mind anytime I was running late. After writing that post, I realized the topic of poisoned thinking needed greater attention.
One of the reasons it needs attention is that it’s contagious. Another reason is that affairs are one of the causes of poisoned thinking.
Affairs, near affairs and accusations of affairs each poison your thinking. They leave you being suspect of any look or relationship. You start seeing affairs everywhere, and imagining them happening.
Any friendly interaction is interpreted as you making a pass at someone. Being friendly with the neighbors means you’re sleeping with them.
Along with seeing affairs in every relationship you come across, you begin sexualizing everyday events and objects. It’s rare that you use something without considering a sexual application for it.
This affair poison even turns innocent people and objects into ugly ones. When the poison spreads enough, the one poisoned starts using words and phrases that have double-meanings.
Most of those double-meanings have sexual undertones to them. When the poison has that effect, it’s a sure sign that the affair poison controls their thinking and their speech.
You may even notice a darkness around their eyes which were once bright. You can see, and hear the effects of the poison on someone.
It shows up in their face, their voice and in their thinking.
There is hope. When the affair poison sets in, it’s time for action. One of the best ways for removing the poison is through forgiveness. This is where the video “Forgiveness: Stop the Pain, Tear down the walls and remove the roadblocks” comes in.
Download the video and soon you’ll have the tools and process that counters the effects of affair poison. Rather than allowing the poison to continue spreading, the effects can be stopped before doing more damage or influencing others with it.
Poisoning with affair poison can be overcome. You don’t have to continue putting up with its toxic effects any longer than you want to.
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Keeping It Real,
Jeff
