Can a medical intuitive help me to stop being a bad person?
Written by Faye Baxter, medical intuitive from Medical Intuitive Solutions. www.fayebaxter.com
Very few people travel through life without some form of bad behaviour. You might feel that you are a terrible person because of your actions, but they are behaviours and rarely an essential part of your being.
A professional medical intuitive can help you identify the where, why, and how of these behaviours when they started and see the patterns you have lived out since that time to confirm that your beliefs around this are valid.
Let us look at some of the most common ‘bad’ behaviours.
Manipulation
Manipulation is childhood behaviour. It is how we get what we want as a small child who does not have the language to express their needs or who is learning about testing boundaries.
While this is acceptable behaviour in a small child, it is not so as we grow into our teenage years and adulthood. We manipulate out of a fear of missing out on something, whether it be something as basic as our share of food and love or simply a desire to have something that we do not have and want.
It is hard to let go of that behaviour when you become addicted to manipulation to get what you want. Most likely, you will not be conscious of what you are doing and will only be focused on the end result rather than on what you are doing to get there.
Abuse of power
Another bad behaviour is an inappropriate use of power, money or authority to achieve what you want. An example of this might be a marriage or relationship where one party is the primary breadwinner and, as such, has control of the purse strings.
In this situation, they will use their financial power to achieve the desired result, often without considering how the other person might feel about it. Behave as I expect, or I will not give you money. Basic but commonplace. The flip side of this is that the victim of this behaviour often learns to manipulate to get what they want.
Recently in Australia, we have seen a high profile and blatant abuse of power in our political arena, where a young woman was sexually assaulted in her workplace. To add to this bad behaviour, not only did she receive little support from her employers, but the minister admonished her for bringing it up. Thankfully, this behaviour no longer occurs as frequently as it used to, but it still happens.
I have a case study of a 16-year-old girl who was systematically raped each lunchtime by the 40-year-old foreman where she worked. Eventually, she developed a severe chronic illness which gave an acceptable excuse for her to escape, but she has spent the rest of her life dealing with the disease and the shame of believing this was her fault.
This man never considered the impact his abuse of power had on what was, in reality, a child and, he would have been prosecuted for his crime had the fear he had instilled in this young girl not prevented it.
Greed
Greed is another common bad behaviour, it can take many forms, and we see examples of it in our everyday life. To use a political example again, we only need to look at the number of Australian big businesses who claimed job keeper through the early days of the pandemic due to their predicted loss of profit but made huge profits.
Some have voluntarily returned this money, but others have not or have only done so because they have been shamed by public outcry. This is a form of greed and is very much a bad behaviour.
In these high-profile companies, it is the result of bad behaviour by those involved in the decision making of the business. Still, every person involved who benefits financially is acting out of greed.
We also see greed in families where one child will take something another has or even where one person at the dinner table will make sure they get seconds before anyone else.
We also see it in the workplace where one person will claim credit for something they did not do to get ahead, get a pay rise or a promotion.
Summary
Yes, you may have done things that have caused others pain, sadness, or loss. We all need to know that these are simply a pattern of behaviours, and you can change them.
Working with a professional medical intuitive will help you identify how the bad behaviour started and the practices involved. By changing the patterns, understanding the beliefs around this, and making better choices, you can live your true nature and purpose.
Contact your medical intuitive to start making changes in your life.
Faye Baxter
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