The Resignation of Darkness

Metaphorical Narrative

The forces of darkness gathered around, ready to impose their old order.
Judgement sharpened its teeth. Worry prepared its scripts. Anger and shame circled like predators waiting for weakness. Performance calibrated every movement like you were forever on stage, watched by unseen eyes.

But this time, you stood sovereign.

One by one, their power turned to dust:

• Judgement fell on its face, its teeth broken.
• Worry imploded under its own weight.
• Anger and rage burst into a thousand useless feathers.
• Shame locked itself in glass and lit its own fire.
• Surveillance and ambush left in humiliation, discarded and unwanted.
• Performance lost its words, stripped of authority, fired on the spot.

And as you met your own needs, wants, and desires, they discovered the truth—they had nothing left to threaten you with. Their only option was resignation. And you accepted it.

Now they sit only as spectators, watching you live, eat, rest, and create. You do it like a boss until they know who is Sovereign.

And the final word to their failed protest is simply:

Deal with it. 😎

Core Insight

Fear, stress, and the old performance-mind only had power as long as you acted like their employee. Their leverage was always borrowed—from your attention, your worry, your hope for safety.

When you provide for yourself—meeting your own needs, wants, and desires—their contracts collapse. They can’t blackmail you with belonging or protection anymore. Their scripts lose meaning.

And the funniest part? Once you stop listening, they’re revealed for what they are:
😂 … totally useless.

Saturday Experiment

1. Catch the Report: When fear, worry, or performance “reports for duty,” pause. Don’t argue—just notice their arrival.
2. Issue the Verdict: Say out loud: “Your contract is void. Resignation accepted.”
3. Flip the Stage: Picture them in the audience while you live on stage. Every action—eating, resting, creating—is proof of sovereignty.
4. Seal it with Humor: End with a grin: “Deal with it 😎 … and by the way, lol, you’re useless without me.”

Sunday Reflection

• When fear reported for duty this week, how did the new sovereign ceremony shift your response?
• What happens inside your body when you see judgement, worry, or shame as employees submitting resignations?
• In what small action (eating, resting, creating) did you most feel the truth: “I am Sovereign, and they are only witnesses”?
• How did it feel to laugh at their uselessness instead of fearing their presence?