The Onion And it’s Properties
The onion can be a defiant little thing:
- The funny outer shell and a pain to peel
- The enzyme that makes us tear up like crazy (allyl sulfate)
- The horrid breath it gives us when ingested (chew a sprig of parsley after any onion-containing meal)*
But what about the benefits of onions? Onions are known to have strong
- anti-bacterial actions*
- anti-inflammatory actions*
- anti-allergic actions*
- antioxidant activity*
Which basically means they help keep our insides healthy & clean.
*Health Benefits of Eating Onions via Jonathon V. Write
Peeling Back The Layers
Well aside from the fact that on occasion I do make people cry, at least I don’t give them bad breath right?
So why the silly “I’m but an onion” phrase?
As I get older I become aware that it’s in my best interest to peel back the layers of stuff that I’ve accumulated over the years.
Sometimes I do it:
- Right here on the blog.
- In 2009 I did it with a life coach.
- Many times I do it within my mastermind group
- Sometimes I’ll do it with my closest and most trusted friends
- I’ll write about these experiences in my journal
It’s tough to do, it’s painful at times and yes has made me cry.
Attacking an onion isn’t easy. Especially if you’re peeling back a whole bag of them.
Why do I fight peeling it back, even when I know it’s good for me?
Well like the enzyme, allyl sulfate that’s found in onions, we’re built to not always cope well with this kind of work & change. We have internal mechanisms that default our actions or thoughts to other activities instead. (Counter intentions) Some healthy, most not so healthy.
Oh and especially when dealing with a painful past. It causes us to bring up emotions that are painful, to re-experience occurrences that hurt and yes can make us cry. (Which is a form of release and I see as a good thing in many cases)
These reasons alone can easily be enough for us to sweep lots of our stuff “under the rug.” That’s a lot easier to do anyway.
Just Put the Onions Away-The Tears Will Stop
Sure you can put the onions away and say “fu get a bowt it,” but the meal of life just won’t taste as good.
I dealt with the under the rug stuff from my childhood because I was abused as a child. At age 8 I had 37 stitches to the forehead, missing teeth, a gun in my mouth, emotional scaring and moments when I wasn’t sure I was going to live till the next morning.
My great grandparents (Who didn’t do any of the above to me) after getting custody of me, put me through a lot of therapy afterwords and did the very best with me that they knew how to do. (Yes I was a handful after all that). As a young adult, little did I realize just how much stuff I had still swept under the carpet:
- Anger
- Resentment
- Lack of trust
- Low Self Esteem
- Hatred towards my mom and step dad
I became a victim through and through even into my early 20’s. As far as I was concerned, everything was wrong with everyone outside of me. But it was really how I was dealing with everything inside of me that was the problem.
You may not have had anything as drastic as this occur to you or maybe you have experienced worse, the point…
….as hard as it all was for me to start, I began peeling back the onion and continue to do so still today.
It’s Time To Eat
Today, because I’ve gone through a lot of this work, I consider myself fortunate.
My relationship with my mom is much better today, my step dad and I have cried it out and I’ve let go of it all. Him and I actually had an amazing heart to heart just prior to my getting married almost 10 years ago. He shared the most heartfelt apology and to this day I still swell up with tears from how sincere he was.
“Today I am able to shed my light because I am not afraid to share my shadow.“-Me
You must peel back the onion regardless of whether it makes you cry or not. It can be good for you, and may be enlightening for someone else as you stand in your light, it gives them permission to do the same.
Today I am more able to:
- Trust
- Love (myself as well as others)
- Feel true emotional freedom
- See myself in a more positive light
- Be more present
- Connect deeper within my relationships
This could easily go down as one of the all time most retarded analogies I’ve ever made on the blog, but the fact is, it worked for me.
How about you?
Is there something you’re not peeling back because you fear the tears?
Is there someone waiting for you to share your shadow so that you can inspire them to live in their light?
I bet so.
Let go of the past, so you can be more in the present, it’s the best gift you can give to those around you for a better future. 🙂
Great Post Tony! Thank you for always being transparent. It serves as an inspiration and alows me personally to question whether I am giving 100% of myself to the world and those around me! We deserve more examples of light and truth in this world and you are a shining one.
Thanks-
Great Post Tony! Thank you for always being transparent. It serves as an inspiration and alows me personally to question whether I am giving 100% of myself to the world and those around me! We deserve more examples of light and truth in this world and you are a shining one.
Thanks-
Hey brother thank you so much. You have no idea how much your words motivate me to be more me and more transparent in a way that serves others. You’re awesome and loved my man. Thank you
Hey brother thank you so much. You have no idea how much your words motivate me to be more me and more transparent in a way that serves others. You’re awesome and loved my man. Thank you
Tony,
This is the first time on your blog I’ve read more about your personal story. Thanks for sharing!!! I know it’s not easy sharing this part of your childhood but I do appreciate your transparency and complete honesty.
Childhood layers was something I had to uncover too. My parents left us (kids my sisters & I 2 brothers) to pursue a better life here in the U.S. I didn’t see them for almost 7 years. At first I didn’t think it affected me as much but going through the growing pains in my teenage years I knew deep down inside that it did affect me. BIG TIME!! There’s still layers that I am still uncovering up to this point. I wanted to tell you that I am very excited to go this 5 day seminar on April: http://www.warriorsage.com/ii/ –Illumination Intensive ” “The Illumination Intensive allows you to slip off the unwanted garments of your false self — the showy, and the threadworn alike — habits and ideas about yourself you have been hauling around — even though you KNOW they are not the real you any more.
What you will discover — maybe for the first time in your life — is what spiritual traditions call “direct experience” – where you will suddenly feel fresh, open, alive, shimmering, honest, authentic and limitless. ”
My friend highly recommended it. It’s my first time going to a spiritual seminar. She said it is getting rid of much of the layers. I’ll let you know how it goes. Maybe our conversation will be more than an email format. I’m sure I’ll end up crying being renewed and as you said here, “You must peel back the onion regardless of whether it makes you cry or not. It can be good for you, and may be enlightening for someone else as you stand in your light, it gives them permission to do the same.”
Thanks for sharing your personal story Tony. =)
Tony,
This is the first time on your blog I’ve read more about your personal story. Thanks for sharing!!! I know it’s not easy sharing this part of your childhood but I do appreciate your transparency and complete honesty.
Childhood layers was something I had to uncover too. My parents left us (kids my sisters & I 2 brothers) to pursue a better life here in the U.S. I didn’t see them for almost 7 years. At first I didn’t think it affected me as much but going through the growing pains in my teenage years I knew deep down inside that it did affect me. BIG TIME!! There’s still layers that I am still uncovering up to this point. I wanted to tell you that I am very excited to go this 5 day seminar on April: http://www.warriorsage.com/ii/ –Illumination Intensive ” “The Illumination Intensive allows you to slip off the unwanted garments of your false self — the showy, and the threadworn alike — habits and ideas about yourself you have been hauling around — even though you KNOW they are not the real you any more.
What you will discover — maybe for the first time in your life — is what spiritual traditions call “direct experience” – where you will suddenly feel fresh, open, alive, shimmering, honest, authentic and limitless. ”
My friend highly recommended it. It’s my first time going to a spiritual seminar. She said it is getting rid of much of the layers. I’ll let you know how it goes. Maybe our conversation will be more than an email format. I’m sure I’ll end up crying being renewed and as you said here, “You must peel back the onion regardless of whether it makes you cry or not. It can be good for you, and may be enlightening for someone else as you stand in your light, it gives them permission to do the same.”
Thanks for sharing your personal story Tony. =)
WOW Bro.
As they said in the 60’s “You’ve come a Long way baby!”
Though not a Physically abused Kid , I was abused just the same by an Austere USMC career Pop(verbally & emotionally) for many years,,,with shots like “You’re not Good enough” , “You always Fail”, “Your just a Dumb Kid.”, “You’ll Never amount to anything.”(etc…etc..).
I can still remember when my Brother left home at 16.5 yrs. old never to return,,,He & Dad had an all out Brawl on the Front Lawn,,,That was my brother always standing up to Dad(I knew That one day,,,even as a young lad that That final confrontation would come ,,,& it Did).
But that was never my way,,,,I’m not sure (even to this day) totally why,,,maybe fears, maybe not undersanding how to express myself,,,I always kept it “WITHIN” never letting it out & just taking Dad’s Harranges…
There was a time in my young adult hood where I HATED my Dad!
Finally after I left home 8 long years later with my wifes coaxing & my spiritual convictions haunting me I traveled 3000 miles across the US to reconcile with Pop,,,It was ME who reached out to him. Even today I can still hear his most telling words to close our ‘discussion’ “Yes son I really understand , There was a time I HATED my Dad Too”…Wow even today more than 30 years later those are chilling words to hear,,,Can you say like the Bible “The SINS of the Father ” are passed on to the Son/Daughter”(Exodus..I believe)…It sure opened my eyes to a lot that day.
I am happy to say that after that my Pop & I enjoyed a Relationship That grew pretty close till his passing in 1997. My Brother Mark & Dad Never had the opportunity of a good reconciliaton session,,,as Mark as killed in an Auto accident before they ever spoke…How sad,,,It saddens me now to think of it.
And again I’ll say WOW!…Sorry to Ramble but your Post Brought strong feelings to the surface(I never intended to go on like that)
Also being a Disillusioned former Pastor…
◦Anger
◦Resentment
◦Lack of trust
◦Low Self Esteem
◦Hatred towards The organized Church
Those could all be applied to ‘The Organized Church for me as well(That is a ramble for another day perhaps),,,I since have dealt with many of these issues but it is still good to remember from wence we have come.
Thanks Bro.!
Matt Geib
WOW Bro.
As they said in the 60’s “You’ve come a Long way baby!”
Though not a Physically abused Kid , I was abused just the same by an Austere USMC career Pop(verbally & emotionally) for many years,,,with shots like “You’re not Good enough” , “You always Fail”, “Your just a Dumb Kid.”, “You’ll Never amount to anything.”(etc…etc..).
I can still remember when my Brother left home at 16.5 yrs. old never to return,,,He & Dad had an all out Brawl on the Front Lawn,,,That was my brother always standing up to Dad(I knew That one day,,,even as a young lad that That final confrontation would come ,,,& it Did).
But that was never my way,,,,I’m not sure (even to this day) totally why,,,maybe fears, maybe not undersanding how to express myself,,,I always kept it “WITHIN” never letting it out & just taking Dad’s Harranges…
There was a time in my young adult hood where I HATED my Dad!
Finally after I left home 8 long years later with my wifes coaxing & my spiritual convictions haunting me I traveled 3000 miles across the US to reconcile with Pop,,,It was ME who reached out to him. Even today I can still hear his most telling words to close our ‘discussion’ “Yes son I really understand , There was a time I HATED my Dad Too”…Wow even today more than 30 years later those are chilling words to hear,,,Can you say like the Bible “The SINS of the Father ” are passed on to the Son/Daughter”(Exodus..I believe)…It sure opened my eyes to a lot that day.
I am happy to say that after that my Pop & I enjoyed a Relationship That grew pretty close till his passing in 1997. My Brother Mark & Dad Never had the opportunity of a good reconciliaton session,,,as Mark as killed in an Auto accident before they ever spoke…How sad,,,It saddens me now to think of it.
And again I’ll say WOW!…Sorry to Ramble but your Post Brought strong feelings to the surface(I never intended to go on like that)
Also being a Disillusioned former Pastor…
◦Anger
◦Resentment
◦Lack of trust
◦Low Self Esteem
◦Hatred towards The organized Church
Those could all be applied to ‘The Organized Church for me as well(That is a ramble for another day perhaps),,,I since have dealt with many of these issues but it is still good to remember from wence we have come.
Thanks Bro.!
Matt Geib
Therese,
First off thank you for such an in depth contribution. I intend to share more here shortly as I’ve had an amazing shift of life stuff that I believe everyone can find value in. I’d love for you to share your experience from the “illumination Intensive” if you so feel enticed to do so. I know these can be very intimate moments that we experience at these events however if more than through the blog we have Skype! 🙂 I’ve done many retreats however a spiritual retreat is my next step so I can’t wait to hear of your experience. I’m amazed at your parents strength and even more so you’re own for being aware of your inner resistance around the choice. It amazes me that these types of posts are the ones I’m the most scared to post but seem to resonate the most with people. Thank you for your light & presence here. Looking forward to hearing about your experience my lovely friend 🙂
Therese,
First off thank you for such an in depth contribution. I intend to share more here shortly as I’ve had an amazing shift of life stuff that I believe everyone can find value in. I’d love for you to share your experience from the “illumination Intensive” if you so feel enticed to do so. I know these can be very intimate moments that we experience at these events however if more than through the blog we have Skype! 🙂 I’ve done many retreats however a spiritual retreat is my next step so I can’t wait to hear of your experience. I’m amazed at your parents strength and even more so you’re own for being aware of your inner resistance around the choice. It amazes me that these types of posts are the ones I’m the most scared to post but seem to resonate the most with people. Thank you for your light & presence here. Looking forward to hearing about your experience my lovely friend 🙂
Wow Matt thank YOU for being so transparent. I’m glad you stepped out of the gene code and went to your father for the reconciliation. That took strength my friend. I’ll be writing about something that I think you’ll completely resonate with you big time. Would love your feedback on it. (you’ll know which post) Something you may find interesting. My life coach recently walked me through something called Arrested Development, We become emotionally stuck at an emotional level in childhood where you continue to operate as an adult. Until it is unlocked you continue to operate from that stunted childhood point. Limited beliefs come from being a child without a rational mind to understand this person, as an adult, is an idiot. (The one that said all of those nasty things to you) You took it personal, then it becomes a belief. Out of this negative belief comes an underlying & unconscious commitment. I.E. I’m not good enough, I was a mistake, You’re a dumb kid, etc…Well rationally we can say this is bullshit but still internally & unconsciously we have these loops playing. The work is to break the loop and insert something that empowers us onto purpose. That’s the direction I intend to take here at the blog. Thank you as always for your contribution here Matt. I think there is lots to learn from you. I’d love to see a blog post on how you came to your current beliefs of the “disillusioned former pastor.” That’s the story I’d like to hear.
Wow Matt thank YOU for being so transparent. I’m glad you stepped out of the gene code and went to your father for the reconciliation. That took strength my friend. I’ll be writing about something that I think you’ll completely resonate with you big time. Would love your feedback on it. (you’ll know which post) Something you may find interesting. My life coach recently walked me through something called Arrested Development, We become emotionally stuck at an emotional level in childhood where you continue to operate as an adult. Until it is unlocked you continue to operate from that stunted childhood point. Limited beliefs come from being a child without a rational mind to understand this person, as an adult, is an idiot. (The one that said all of those nasty things to you) You took it personal, then it becomes a belief. Out of this negative belief comes an underlying & unconscious commitment. I.E. I’m not good enough, I was a mistake, You’re a dumb kid, etc…Well rationally we can say this is bullshit but still internally & unconsciously we have these loops playing. The work is to break the loop and insert something that empowers us onto purpose. That’s the direction I intend to take here at the blog. Thank you as always for your contribution here Matt. I think there is lots to learn from you. I’d love to see a blog post on how you came to your current beliefs of the “disillusioned former pastor.” That’s the story I’d like to hear.
Tony, First I just want to say that I am so proud to call you my friend, and the Godfather of my son! When I see/know how far you have come it truly inspires me to peel away my many layers. I am very grateful for your presence in my life!
Thank you! XOXO
Tony, First I just want to say that I am so proud to call you my friend, and the Godfather of my son! When I see/know how far you have come it truly inspires me to peel away my many layers. I am very grateful for your presence in my life!
Thank you! XOXO
Danielle you’re awesome and I love you bunches! You, Rob and the boys are a blessing in my life and always have been. I’m so grateful for your light and presence in my life as well. Thanks so much for the many blessings you, Rob and the boys and bestowed in my life 🙂 Love & Light.
Danielle you’re awesome and I love you bunches! You, Rob and the boys are a blessing in my life and always have been. I’m so grateful for your light and presence in my life as well. Thanks so much for the many blessings you, Rob and the boys and bestowed in my life 🙂 Love & Light.
Yo Tony Myster…Love the post.
Remember the movie Shrek? Well in Shrek and donkey were on a Whirlwind Adventure and Donkey was being annoying as usual but he kept saying that Shrek was like a parfait, because everybody likes a parfait…but Shrek insisted he was more like an onion.
I don’t know if I’m afraid of approaching an “onion layer” but I have to admit I would rather be a parfait 🙂 So maybe there is something I’m resisting.
Hey has anyone told you how amazing you are and how proud I am of who you are becoming?!?!?!
Yo Tony Myster…Love the post.
Remember the movie Shrek? Well in Shrek and donkey were on a Whirlwind Adventure and Donkey was being annoying as usual but he kept saying that Shrek was like a parfait, because everybody likes a parfait…but Shrek insisted he was more like an onion.
I don’t know if I’m afraid of approaching an “onion layer” but I have to admit I would rather be a parfait 🙂 So maybe there is something I’m resisting.
Hey has anyone told you how amazing you are and how proud I am of who you are becoming?!?!?!
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Tony, this is an inspiring post… In many ways, an onion is a powerful metaphor of our life. You’ve I’ve always thought that life is a process of remembering who we really are. It is a process of peeling the layers – one by one. The layers are what keep us from experiencing life as our true self such as our limited beliefs, our conditioning, anything that perpetuates the notion of separateness. It is interesting that after you peel the onion, after you get to the very last layer… you find… nothing… This is another metaphor that when you remember who we really are, you find that your true self is that Oneness… everything and nothing at the same time.
I really appreciate that you share your personal story so transparently. Letting go of the past is easier said than done, but your personal story is a powerful example on this. A powerful example of peeling off the layers of the onion.
The way I see it, letting go of the past means letting go of your personal history… that you can start with a clean slate at any moment. It is to realize that what you experienced is what you needed to experience to get to this point in your life… and you need no further proof other than that it did.
Thank you for sharing this powerful metaphor, and your personal story that illustrates the point perfectly. Keep shining your bright light, my friend! I’m off to do some peeling of my onion 😉
Peace & Blessings,
Andre
Tony, this is an inspiring post… In many ways, an onion is a powerful metaphor of our life. You’ve I’ve always thought that life is a process of remembering who we really are. It is a process of peeling the layers – one by one. The layers are what keep us from experiencing life as our true self such as our limited beliefs, our conditioning, anything that perpetuates the notion of separateness. It is interesting that after you peel the onion, after you get to the very last layer… you find… nothing… This is another metaphor that when you remember who we really are, you find that your true self is that Oneness… everything and nothing at the same time.
I really appreciate that you share your personal story so transparently. Letting go of the past is easier said than done, but your personal story is a powerful example on this. A powerful example of peeling off the layers of the onion.
The way I see it, letting go of the past means letting go of your personal history… that you can start with a clean slate at any moment. It is to realize that what you experienced is what you needed to experience to get to this point in your life… and you need no further proof other than that it did.
Thank you for sharing this powerful metaphor, and your personal story that illustrates the point perfectly. Keep shining your bright light, my friend! I’m off to do some peeling of my onion 😉
Peace & Blessings,
Andre
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Thank you Andre, I’ve had a huge shift as of late in regards to my past . It’s actually challenged everything I’ve believed about my past and letting it go. Even the onion perspective takes on a whole new meaning for me. Thank you for your contribution & light my friend.
Thank you Andre, I’ve had a huge shift as of late in regards to my past . It’s actually challenged everything I’ve believed about my past and letting it go. Even the onion perspective takes on a whole new meaning for me. Thank you for your contribution & light my friend.
Job well done, Tony.
Matt Geib referred me to this post.
Seems we have much in common.
Might be fun to Interview each other
Job well done, Tony.
Matt Geib referred me to this post.
Seems we have much in common.
Might be fun to Interview each other
Thank you Chuck! Matt is a great guy. He’s a real connector. I like what you’re doing with your blog and agree we may make for good interviews! Thank you for your contribution at the blog!
Thank you Chuck! Matt is a great guy. He’s a real connector. I like what you’re doing with your blog and agree we may make for good interviews! Thank you for your contribution at the blog!
Sharla,
Holy cow thank you for the sweetastic & amazing shout out. (By the way I loved the first Shrek) You rock the “S” off of skittles. lol Thank you!
Sharla,
Holy cow thank you for the sweetastic & amazing shout out. (By the way I loved the first Shrek) You rock the “S” off of skittles. lol Thank you!
Hi Tony, my first time on your blog, first blogpost and I feel touched. I was guided here through Therese Miu’s recent post. I have always been passionate about the process of peeling the onion, peeling off the layers, and the process of growth. It used to be a very scary emotional territory for me, but over time, personal growth and development has become an exciting frontier of journeying into the depth of human emotion and human stories, and emerging yourself out to your own inner power. And your story is definitely a tale of that journey. Here in this post you are telling your story from that space of “inner power”, and no longer from a space of “victimizing”. The scent of an onion will make us cry, but if you stay in it and be present to it, it will soon past and it will give you the yummiest dish. Just as how you confront your hurtful past, you made yourself present to the emotion and pain, then you complete it. Now what’s left is a new, refreshing and meaningful relationship with your mom and step father, and a story that’s truly inspiring. Thank you for your genuine openness and sharing this story.
Your friend,
Erlina
Hi Tony, my first time on your blog, first blogpost and I feel touched. I was guided here through Therese Miu’s recent post. I have always been passionate about the process of peeling the onion, peeling off the layers, and the process of growth. It used to be a very scary emotional territory for me, but over time, personal growth and development has become an exciting frontier of journeying into the depth of human emotion and human stories, and emerging yourself out to your own inner power. And your story is definitely a tale of that journey. Here in this post you are telling your story from that space of “inner power”, and no longer from a space of “victimizing”. The scent of an onion will make us cry, but if you stay in it and be present to it, it will soon past and it will give you the yummiest dish. Just as how you confront your hurtful past, you made yourself present to the emotion and pain, then you complete it. Now what’s left is a new, refreshing and meaningful relationship with your mom and step father, and a story that’s truly inspiring. Thank you for your genuine openness and sharing this story.
Your friend,
Erlina
Erlina,
Thank you for sharing your thoughts with me here. I’m always a nervous about posting my “inner onion” however I’ve also found it’s my transparency that people learn from and love. I just wish to be the change I desire most in the world. Non judgmental living with love. I’m still learning and loving as I go. I can’t say I’m getting all of this right but I’m putting forth my best effort. I do admit I’m comforted by the acknowledgment from beautiful souls like Therese and yourself. I’ve been at this stuff for several years and it’s still scary for me lol so thank you kindly and it’s a pleasure to open my world to you in a way of love & light. Your kindness has touched me. Thank you!
Erlina,
Thank you for sharing your thoughts with me here. I’m always a nervous about posting my “inner onion” however I’ve also found it’s my transparency that people learn from and love. I just wish to be the change I desire most in the world. Non judgmental living with love. I’m still learning and loving as I go. I can’t say I’m getting all of this right but I’m putting forth my best effort. I do admit I’m comforted by the acknowledgment from beautiful souls like Therese and yourself. I’ve been at this stuff for several years and it’s still scary for me lol so thank you kindly and it’s a pleasure to open my world to you in a way of love & light. Your kindness has touched me. Thank you!
Tony, great post. I learned a while back there are things that we hold onto from our past, things we don’t need but hold onto because we’ve had them for so long, it becomes our identity. It is important to forgive those who trespass against us. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Wishing you the best,
-K. City Sylvester
Tony, great post. I learned a while back there are things that we hold onto from our past, things we don’t need but hold onto because we’ve had them for so long, it becomes our identity. It is important to forgive those who trespass against us. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Wishing you the best,
-K. City Sylvester
Thanks for stopping by and for your kind words Sylvester. I dig your Chuck Norris Round House on your blog! Great stuff!
Thanks for stopping by and for your kind words Sylvester. I dig your Chuck Norris Round House on your blog! Great stuff!
Mr. T, what a powerful testimony of overcoming. You certainly are an inspiration to others. You are the epitome of “…spiritual beings having a human experience.”
Mr. T, what a powerful testimony of overcoming. You certainly are an inspiration to others. You are the epitome of “…spiritual beings having a human experience.”
Thanks brother. So good to see you stop by! I do my best. 🙂 Hope to see you drop by more!
Thanks brother. So good to see you stop by! I do my best. 🙂 Hope to see you drop by more!
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