Nov 20, 2022
The Drama of the Interrogator

The Drama of the Interrogator is to criticise, condemn & complain.

I criticise my frustrated ability. When my ability is frustrated and does not come up to standard, it is open to piercing criticism of what I am doing.

I condemn my angry demeanour. When my power is depleted and I am in need of emotional energy, I am open to scathing sarcasm as to who I am Being.

I complain about everything that I find to be intolerable and unacceptable. When my authority or choice is undermined, it is frankly open to cynicism of what I have chosen to have.

My Inner Critic needs to accomplish, achieve and succeed. It suffers greatly when it is incapable of achieving high standards of performance in what it wants me to do.

My Inner Judge condemns because it needs to be just, be right and be good. It suffers greatly when accused of the incompetence of being guilty, wrong and bad, because of who I am Being.

My Inner Complainant needs to be comfortable, safe and free. It suffers greatly with the incapacity of making wrong choices and not being able to have everything that it wants and desires, exactly as it wants and needs me to have.

Being a Critic, a Judge and a Complainant are three ways that the Interrogator competes for emotional energy.

By criticising the actions of another, I undermine their ability, which makes me superior to them.

By condemning the authority of another, I judge them to be wrong, which makes me right and better than them.

By complaining about who someone is being, I make them bad, which makes me appear to be good.

I complain when someone is bad and not good, I condemn when someone is wrong and not right and I criticise when someone is not doing things properly.

It is my need to be good, right and proper that drives me  Dramacool  to criticise, condemn and complain.

I reflect onto others the poor standards that I cannot accept of my Self.

My criticism, condemnation and complaint about others are due to my own lack of power, authority & ability in my Self.

It is because my self-worth is not good, my self-confidence is not right and my self-esteem is low that I feel inferior to other people.

Being an Interrogator is the sub-conscious drama that I employ to try to rectify my own negative appraisal of my Self.

Criticising, condemning & complaining are the three negative reactions that I experien

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