29. Boycotted but Persistent
The boycott against 'Reiki Fire' was instigated by Phyllis Furumoto. Arjava stood by his work and now muses why people react so strongly to him and seeks answers in self-reflection.
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Arjava discusses how 'Reiki Fire' faced organised boycotts, including a legal injunction initiated by Phyllis Furumoto, for which she later apologized (see 'Reconciliation - A path to Mastery'). He shares how the backlash shocked him. But he had finally chosen to stop running from conflict and speak his truth.
Despite his deep desire for peace and harmony, Arjava admits that he unknowingly irritates people. He reflects on ego, rejection, and the frustration of feeling unappreciated for his decades of work. Yet, he remains committed to introspection and growth.
It was the first time in my life that I stood up for my truth." "Maybe it came out too strong, because it was a reaction to all my escaping in the past.