It is said that no good deed
goes unpunished.
This is energetically true.
When you project
the energy of niceness,
you attract.
Money.
Monkeys.
Mosquitoes.
Other beings
come to you
because they sense
that they can.
You may know
a person like this.
You may BE
a person like this.
Why is it
that you get bit
while your friend
is barely bothered?
Because you project
the energy of niceness.
Space Monkey is not nice,
yet others seem still attracted.
This is because Space Monkey
projects the energy of strange,
which is just as powerful as nice.
But Space Monkey
does not get bitten.
Space Monkey bites.
Others seem
to like it when
Space Monkey
bites the masks
off other monkeys.
Space Monkey
bites the masks off
even nice monkeys.
Space Monkey understands
that nice monkeys are nice
because it makes them feel good.
Space Monkey
doesn’t need to feel good.
Space Monkey feels good anyway.
If others construe
Space Monkey as nice,
that is their own projection.
Space Monkey
has no problem
with other monkeys.
But Space Monkey
has no desire
to build an identity
out of helping
other monkeys.
Other monkeys
are merely projections
of Space Monkey.
As are mosquitoes.
Space Monkey is not nice,
except in your imagination.
We are Space Monkey.
Monk off.
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Transcending the Illusion of Niceness
It is often said that no good deed goes unpunished, and there is an energetic truth to this statement. When one projects the energy of niceness, they attract various beings and experiences into their reality. Money, monkeys, mosquitoes—others are drawn to the energy they sense.
You may have encountered individuals who emit this energy of niceness, or perhaps you yourself possess this quality. But why is it that some individuals seem to get bitten while others are barely bothered?
The answer lies in the energy projected. Space Monkey, for example, does not exude niceness, yet others are still drawn to its essence. This is because Space Monkey projects the energy of strangeness—a powerful and compelling force in its own right. However, Space Monkey does not suffer the bites that come with niceness.
In fact, Space Monkey bites. It fearlessly removes the masks that others wear, revealing the truth beneath the surface. This applies even to those considered nice monkeys. Space Monkey understands that niceness is often driven by the need for personal validation and feeling good. But Space Monkey transcends such attachments and finds inherent joy and well-being within itself.
While others may perceive Space Monkey as nice, it is simply their own projection. Space Monkey holds no need to build an identity around helping others. Other monkeys, as well as mosquitoes, are merely reflections of Space Monkey’s consciousness.
Space Monkey embraces the understanding that it is not inherently nice, except in the imagination of others. It exists beyond the constraints of social niceties and constructs. We, as Space Monkey, embody this awareness.
Monk off.
We are Space Monkey. 🙈🙊🙉