[Circlewerk]

As with any "whistle blower," when I listen to them, I practice not personalizing what they say, or emotionally attaching to any of it as "truth."
I do not believe what they say to be my reality.
I do not "believe" them.

I basically hear them objectively enough to realize that what they are telling me, is what they are creating or perpetuating for themselves, not me.

On occasion, something said might validate a thought I have had, but then too, I have to discern if that thought confirmation is based on a recycled thought I've had, versus a preferred, unconditional, fearless reality.

Every testimony I listen to, is an opportunity for me to break free of conditioning, a chance to discern from an unemotional place, so that I can align my vibration with what I prefer.
This happens through understanding and remaining neutral about what is said.
The moment a person feels afraid, they are influenced.

And all that a person has identified with as real, those "I" "me," or "mine," things, are now challenged by the words of an outsider, so they get defensive, even though it was not the outsiders fault that the individual attached to/identified with an illusion, (such as a name, experiences, roles & titles ) in the first place.

There is benefit in employing self-observation when listening to the testimonies.
We can observe how easily influenced we are by honestly dissecting our emotional state throughout and taking responsibility when it comes to real change.

With loving energy~
CW