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  • #104613
    Rahul
    Participant

    The last four weeks have been an emotional, heartbreaking journey for me. I’ve been in a fog, but I’m trying to use my spirituality to heal from it. I’m journaling about my experience. I’m enjoying this community greatly, and reading many of the posts and topics, which are always uplifting, have greatly helped me. The daily email greatly helps. The social media community of Tiny Buddha greatly helps. I’m writing about my journey on my blog. I hope that it might help some of you going through similar heartbreak. If you’d like to read about my journey, please click below. It’s not spam, or junk, or anything like that. It’s my raw feelings and emotions and my attempt to rejuvenate myself. There are no ads or links or any such. I’m just hoping to speak to everyone experiencing what I have from the heart and hope to heal with you. I’ll appreciate your support and comments. Thanks!
    Heaven doesn’t ignore the cries of a broken heart – http://hurtheartsyndrome.com

    #104617
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Rahul:

    Can you write here in a sentence or two, or a short paragraph what it is you are going through?

    anita

    #104621
    Rahul
    Participant

    Hi Anita! Sure. I found out that the woman I’ve loved and cherished for 8 years has been cheating on me. I’m still attempting to face this reality. I can’t understand why this occurred or how it came to pass that she’s gone from me. It’s been 4 weeks now, and I’m still vibrating to the core from her loss. I’m using all the tools at my disposal to gain some balance to my prana again, and journaling about it helps greatly. Hence my blog. Yoga and meditation help greatly. Being with nature and participating in an uplifting community like this also helps. I hope this suffices.

    #104655
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Rahul:

    I went to your website. I was hooked on your writing from the point where you described the truck arriving and taking away her belongings. An interesting read.

    My input (typed as I think): you called her, your ex live in girlfriend a Goddess, an Angel and a Superstar. You also wrote that you Worshiped her. And your writing is filled with such worship. This worship lead to captivating writing full of make-believe. And so, for me, it is like reading fiction.

    It is making me uncomfortable to write just that, which I wrote above, which I didn’t plan on writing (I do type as I think). Fearful of offending, fearful.

    Fiction, I wrote. Is that her photo, from the back, in bikini? If it is, her figure is perfect, as perfect as can be. Is it her body you worshiped? And then you worshiped everything about her?

    I read you had great comfort having her live with you, the routine, the scents of her lotions and potions, her habits, her ways. You got very attached to these things and it distressed you intensely to lose these things.

    What I am taking with me from your story, at this point, is Thou-shall-not-worship another person. Once you worship a person, it is no longer a person that you worship, it is an entity, a thing, a god(dess). It can do no wrong. Big trap there.

    Take good care of yourself:

    anita

    #104739
    Rahul
    Participant

    Hello Anita!

    Thank you for reading about my journey. No, it’s not fiction, and yes that is her in the picture. That was at biscayne bay in Miami. Everything you read is at it happened. Every part is real. Yes, I loved her, love her still. I don’t think I worshipped her. I don’t think I’ve used this adjective. But yes, I love her, and I miss her despite all which has occurred. You’re not offending me. My love for her is authentic. It always has been. That’s why everything causes such pain. The things I mentioned are her. Im only attached to them because they were hers. That is all. I’m using every tool at my disposal to heal from her loss because I know it’s over. It isn’t easy.

    Thanks so much for reading. I hope others do as well. I welcome their comments, and I’ll post every week as I continue to work through this.

    best,

    Rahul

    #104744
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Rahul:

    By fiction I did not mean that you made up your love story. What I meant was that worshiping (the verb used in your blog) a person leads to a fictional understanding of the person worshiped.

    anita

    #104849
    Rahul
    Participant

    Evening Anita,

    Ah, okay – yes I understand. I’m not sure I agree. We were connected in so many ways, from my side anyways. Perhaps I did worship her. I still do not understand what could be wrong with this. If you love someone, you should worship them. Does this mean that you’re sometimes blind to what might be in front of you, I suppose so. I certainly seem to have been. I tried everything I knew to keep her happy, to support her, to provide for her. I can’t help feeling betrayed, angry, full of loss and hurt. I know there was so much good in our relationship, and I can’t understand why she betrayed this. So, I get what you’re saying, but I don’t understand what’s happened. Thanks for reading my blog.

    best,

    Rahul

    #104856
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Rahul:

    You are welcome and I did enjoy much of the reading. I don’t think it is wrong that you worshiped her and referred to her as a goddess. No crime committed. Just seems unwise and so it you “don’t understand what’s happened.” I am often curious as to why things happen and I don’t mind coming up with possibilities if you’d like to look into it with me.

    anita

    #104878
    Jennifer
    Participant

    Hi Rahul, What you have written is so honest and deeply courageous. I feel many people come to this community to share in our experiences, and your’s – as difficult as it seems right now, is not so different from my and other peoples similar stories around the world. You are not alone, and take heart dear friend, it will get better.
    I deeply share your grief. I hope you will find solace in the fact that your healing will change your heart to shine in the true light of love again one day, and that this path you bravely share with us will lead you there.
    If we don’t grow, we aren’t really living.
    “Getting over a painful experience is much like crossing monkey bars. You have to let go at some point in order to move forward.” – C.S. Lewis…. well done on taking the first step!

    #104907
    North
    Participant

    Bless you heart for loving someone so much. I recently got cheated on/betrayed too, and it literally almost killed me. many days I thought I was going to have a heart attack and die of a broken heart. I just didn’t see it coming, probably like you. looking back now there were a few signs that were suspect, but when you love someone you trust them. for me it goes hand in hand. I am still healing after 8 months, still wake up in the middle of the night with total sadness, I look back to where I was 8 months ago, and I am better but have not had a block of time (2 hours) that he and his betrayal doesn’t cross my mind. If you are at a month you sound better off than me, but this is the 4th time in my life I’ve been cheated on. Please know there are others like us out there, and somehow life will go on. I have found that mediation, exercise, prayer and friends have helped, at least for a time that I am engaged. What we must remember is that all people are not evil, just some. I am trying, too.

    #104949
    Rahul
    Participant

    Hi again Anita,

    As much as all of this stuff in my life hurts, of course I know it isn’t wrong to love someone wholeheartedly. Certainly no crime! Worship for me is not a religious term, as I am not religious. My spirituality goes deeper than religion. Worship is just an adjective to describe deep love. Love you feel for someone when you know it’s right. I understand where you are going. It obviously was right for me, and not for her. Did I put her on a pedestal. Probably. Did I open myself to pain and betrayal and all these other energy draining emotions, yes. But that is a choice I would make again should I meet and find the kind of love I had for her. Of course, this is all from me. She might have a different opinion. As a matter of fact, she probably did, considering her actions.

    I’m not sure I want to do much uncovering. What would be the point? She is gone. I cannot accept her back. Not after all this. Nothing condones infidelity in my mind less there is some evil like abuse in a relationship We had no such issues. I just want to focus on ending this feeling and weight I have on me. I want to focus on myself and getting better.

    Thanks so much for talking to me. I hope you keep reading my blog. I’ll try to write every week.

    best,

    Rahul

    #104950
    Rahul
    Participant

    Hello Jenny!

    Thanks so much for your kind words. It makes me feel good that you read by blurbs. It makes me connect with you and feel part of a community, and that’s what I need. I know that this is a common occurrence unfortunately, and I am sorry to hear that you have experienced similar circumstance. I guess I’m kind of black and white in my approach to life. You’re with someone, you say you love them, you’re not happy, deal with it first and then if you can’t fix it move on. I thought her to be a moral woman. I still do. I love her still, despite all the drama and lies and betrayal. I don’t know why. I’m searching within for answers. My friends and family are great; however, they have not experienced what I and you and many others are experiencing. This, this reduces my self worth if that makes any sense.

    Love the quote from Lewis. Much appreciate the positive words, and all the support makes me breathe easier and deeper. Hope you continue to follow my journey and that we can keep talking.

    best,

    Rahul

    #104952
    Rahul
    Participant

    Hi Lucylou!

    Yes! That’s exactly right. I cannot understand the reason for betraying the trust. Perhaps my love and consequent trust caused me to ignore signs. Frankly, I’ve been searching for answers, trying to look at our interactions objectively, and I cannot find anything which would leave me to believe that she needed to find someone else behind my back. Perhaps I;m blind. I do not know.

    I cannot imagine what it must feel like to you to have experienced this four times! I wish I could reach out and give you a hug. I’m so sorry that you have to experience such emotional pain so many times in your life. I hope that it will get better for you.

    Thanks for the kind words. Yes, knowing others are in similar circumstance and talking about it, albeit via this impersonal interface, helps much! Thanks for taking the time. I hope you’ll continue to read my blog. I’ll try to post every Sunday about my emotions and attempts, failures, and success to get beyond this and come out stronger.

    Like you, meditation and yoga have been saviors. I’ve enrolled in a 30 day yoga camp, and my mind is at peace for that hour.

    I send you much gratitude!

    best,

    Rahul

    #104971
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Rahul:

    I understand. I do hope then that your pain will diminish. I suppose you started the blog and intend to maintain it as a way to process your feelings of hurt and betrayal.

    Take care:

    anita

    #105078
    Rahul
    Participant

    Yes Anita. That’s precisely it. I’ve been looking inward quite a bit this week. I’ll write about it this weekend. Thanks so much for your kind words!

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