The "EYES" (don't) have it
Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 4:30 pm
[color=#][color=darkblue][i]This is a continuation from a thread I just read in the "Power" category in the Old EMF site (2/6/07):
''I remember one time looking into the eyes of "Ramtha" and got the distinct feeling I was looking through the windows into an empty house.. Nobody[/color] was home[/i].''[/color]
I was a long-time student who felt virtually ignored by Ramtha. Countless times he would approach my RSE partner and talk directly to my partner and totally ignore me. I can honestly say each time this happened my feelings were bruised. After all, I had been attending for so very many years and I wanted his approval and to be noticed more than anything.
I will never forget one experience I had in the name field when I was on a card-finding streak. I was overjoyed. Ramtha was in the field at the time my card was taped to my chest, so I spontaneously and joyfully went over to him with a big smile on my face and I can remember him looking at me with a "perplexed" expression in his eyes. It's as if he didn't know why I was so happy. I gave him a hug and received total indifference from him in return. Shouldn't he have at least known why I was so joyous?? I actually had to tell him why I came over to him. It was very uncomfortable and weird for me.
I'm not a person with low self esteem, and I am also not a shy person, but I felt so inadequate and humiliated by Ramtha's indifference towards me that day on the field. There was no love emanating from him at all. His eyes were blank.
''I remember one time looking into the eyes of "Ramtha" and got the distinct feeling I was looking through the windows into an empty house.. Nobody[/color] was home[/i].''[/color]
I was a long-time student who felt virtually ignored by Ramtha. Countless times he would approach my RSE partner and talk directly to my partner and totally ignore me. I can honestly say each time this happened my feelings were bruised. After all, I had been attending for so very many years and I wanted his approval and to be noticed more than anything.
I will never forget one experience I had in the name field when I was on a card-finding streak. I was overjoyed. Ramtha was in the field at the time my card was taped to my chest, so I spontaneously and joyfully went over to him with a big smile on my face and I can remember him looking at me with a "perplexed" expression in his eyes. It's as if he didn't know why I was so happy. I gave him a hug and received total indifference from him in return. Shouldn't he have at least known why I was so joyous?? I actually had to tell him why I came over to him. It was very uncomfortable and weird for me.
I'm not a person with low self esteem, and I am also not a shy person, but I felt so inadequate and humiliated by Ramtha's indifference towards me that day on the field. There was no love emanating from him at all. His eyes were blank.