Will also share my little pondering over ur post…
Laughing at oneself need a little madness in oneself …like any genius has and how people around view them. Isn’t this the true freedom.
This madness is inherent in particular spiritual high vibes people,
That’s why Lord Shiva one of the name is …unmatta Shekaraaya namah …
unmatta meaning madness, Shekaraaya meaning pinnacle…so Lord Shiva is the pinnacle of madness;
So we too have a spark of his madness 
Actually, putting down others is a declaration to the universe that you don’t have control over how they treat you. Which is a declaration of powerlessness. And guess what, the subconsicous mind is listening to this and will give you even more experiences of powerlessness…
That’s why complaining or putting down others is always giving away your personal power…
Sorry I thought it was funny. But deep down I knew you’d come and do that
The reflections
Once a dog ran into a museum filled with mirrors. The museum was unique; the walls, the ceiling, the doors and even the floors were made of mirrors. Seeing his reflections, the dog froze in surprise in the middle of the hall. He could see a whole pack of dogs surrounding him from all sides, from above and below.
The dog bared his teeth and barked all the reflections responded to it in the same way. Frightened, the dog barked frantically; the dog’s reflections imitated the dog and increased it many times. The dog barked even harder, but the echo was magnified. The dog, tossed from one side to another while his reflections also tossed around snapping their teeth.
The following day, the museum security guards found the miserable, lifeless dog, surrounded by thousands of reflections of the lifeless dog. There was nobody to harm the dog. The dog died by fighting with his own reflections.
Moral: The world doesn’t bring good or evil on its own. Everything that is happening around us reflects our thoughts, feelings, wishes and actions. The world is a big mirror. So let’s strike a good pose!
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: “When we treat man as he is we make him worse than he is. When we treat him as if he already was what he potentially could be. We make him what he should be."
