@@clairehuntonline A psychotic delusion. When in reality How can I rob an empty bank?

I'm so sorry to hear that. Workplace bullying truly cuts all across the board. It's everywhere, and it affects everyone. You're not alone. I hope my videos can help in some way.

Its not you they hate. Its your light that irritates their demons. Stop being overly nice. Just be respectful, keep it real and do your job. These people are not gonna be sincerely kind to us, ever and thats okay. Also, we need to be assertive when they are trying to humiliate us in public. Just ask them to repeat themselves so it gets highlighted what kind of a jerk they are.

Good for you for not dimming your light! I can't stress that one enough on this channel. Playing small DOES. NOT. WORK. It's a waste of time and energy, and all it does is make you sick and exhausted. If you have an inner light, you have an obligation to shine. You never know who you are supposed to inspire. The fact that you don't pay attention to them may be the problem. Everything narcissists do is for attention. It's their supply. The more you ignore them, the more aggressive they get.

That's a nice story and very rare. I remember hearing about an article the day after 9/11 about all these people who were supposed to go to work in the towers that day but didn't for various reasons. When it's not your time, it's not your time. Sure would be nice if these people could have a come-to-Jesus moment, but that's never going to happen. Even an NDE can't wake these people up. They've got a good thing going and neither the motivation nor the incentive to change. On an overcrowded planet, there's always another source of supply. There may not be a reckoning for them until after death.

@@clairehuntonline well said!

They can't change because they don't view people as human. You're either an adversary or someone they can manipulate. She hugged him and cried with him because she survived not because he saved her.

This was great, thanks for this! (:

You're welcome. Happy to help. I've learned not to mention bullying in interviews: no one understands it, and the knee-jerk, autopilot reaction is one of defensive gaslighting because most people have unhealed trauma that is triggered when other victims come forward. Yes, ultimately, change starts within. We have no control over other people. Bullies are everywhere, and, while we may not be able to stop the bullying, we can change our reaction to it. I wish you all the best in your new job!

What you are experiencing is very classic workplace bullying: it's nothing but a bunch of pathological jealousy. Often, you are bullied because you are a member of the protected class, and I have a video on that entitled, "The Prejudice of Narcissistic Workplace Bullies." It's fear of the unknown: they are afraid of people who are different because they don't understand them. Also, when you are well-liked, especially by the higherups, that makes the jealousy worse. Your boss's failure to address the problem is classic, too. Another point I make about workplace bullying is that it is the result of weak leadership, and I have a video on that entitled, Workplace Bullying Is a Failure of Leadership." If your boss had any integrity at all, he would confront the bullies, shut them down, and protect his employee.

​@@clairehuntonlineYea I feel like the higher ups know they've lost all control and in order to avoid a lawsuit and actually have to do work themselves, they just keep feeding the beast because there will always be someone else willing to take the job. The higher ups themselves are narcs and have huge egos, so they think doing any actual work is beneath them. So instead of firing the problematic employee/employees and filling the role until someone else comes in, they sit back and do nothing. It's nothing but a numbers game to them. You quit and 5 more people will be applying for your job.

I agree that jealousy stems from insecurity. Only people who are insecure about themselves experience jealousy. I disagree that it is universal. Based on what I've experienced in my life, I have come to the conclusion that jealousy is an incurable disease and spiritual cancer. It is the spiritual equivalent of smoking ten packs a day every day for 30 years. It's also a lack of gratitude. Jealous people are so hyper-focused on what other people have that they don't express gratitude for what they have. I also believe jealousy is an actual demon. These people appear straight-up Satanically or demonically possessed. For that reason I do not allow myself to experience jealousy. I have had several very high-level, high-vibrational whitelighters and lightworkers in my life, and I just admire, try to emulate them without any creepy stalking behavior, and feel grateful and blessed to be in their presence. I feel honored if they like me and want to be friends with me or have me in their life. I know myself well enough at this point to be aware of my own blessings, grateful for them, and OK just being OK. Instead of comparing myself to other people, I focus on daily self-improvement. I compete only with myself. I don't allow the vibration of jealousy in my experience.