What belongs to me, belongs to me.
I was carrying this childhood memory with me. It is about my cousin taking away my toy. I was crying and running behind to get it. My cousin pulled apart the toy and threw away the pieces. My aunt was walking beside but didn't utter a word to stop her son. This memory was haunting and I decided to process this with Prasad's therapy. While role playing this scenario, for the first time, I realized that cousin too had emotional quotient related to this incident. With this awareness, things took a new dimension. Then came the aunt's role. Instead of just thinking how she acted, the process encouraged to think how she should have acted. With that change, the direction of the scenario changed. Cousin gave the toy to me. Now I was happy to get back what I wanted. The cousin was unhappy. I asked if he want another toy. He said he has many toys with him. With that the drama came to an end. The final inter...