Outer idolization is often defined as infatuation, a Latin derivative meaning “made foolish.”
“An illusion is like a free radical in the psyche. It causes an imbalance as it erodes inner strength. Every time we assign our power to something we believe to be more powerful, we hold a part of ourselves captive. Outer idolization is often defined as infatuation, a Latin derivative meaning “made foolish.” The foolishness is rooted in the irony, since we are seeing our power projected onto another, reflected back at us, but we interpret it as belonging to the other. When we see our power as belonging to the other, we view that person with awe.” Do Not Give Your Power Away!
Excerpt From: Sofia A. Wellman’s, “If The Shoe Fits, Go Barefoot.”
Sofia Wellman is a filmmaker, author, and speaker. While she travels the country for her work, her home base is Atlanta. Her most recent creative works are the films, What’s Love Got To Do With It, Death as Life, and Freedom to Love, a series of short films, and the book, If the Shoe Fits, Go Barefoot. You can contact Sofia through her website, sofiawellman.com.
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