Workplace Bullying Had Her Crying Every Day — Four Months After Buddha Column, That Person Was Transferred Out | Real Story No.0019

Her eyes were swollen when she arrived.

"I haven't slept properly in months. My supervisor keeps targeting me — public humiliation, unreasonable assignments, talking me down to other colleagues. I don't know how to keep going."

She asked if resigning was the best option.

I asked: "Besides resigning — what else have you considered?"

She was silent for a while. "I want to stay. I actually love the work itself. I just don't want that person to win."

Bringing Home Buddha Column — Not for a Miracle, but for Support

She brought Buddha Column home not expecting it to solve everything.

"I just wanted something to feel like it was holding me up through those hard days."

She kept Buddha Column in her bag and carried it to work daily.

The first noticeable change she described wasn't external.

It was her own state.

"I became less prone to collapsing. When that supervisor said something awful, before I'd be on the edge of tears immediately. Gradually I found I could stand steadier. I don't know if it was the Leklai or whether telling myself I was protected made me stronger."

Maybe those two things are actually the same thing.

The Message Four Months Later

She sent me a message:

"Guess what happened. My supervisor has been transferred to another department. The company called it a restructure, but colleagues all know — HR had become aware of his behaviour patterns.

I never formally reported him. I just came in every day with my Buddha Column and did my work.

I don't know if this counts as Leklai benefits. But I'm not putting that Buddha Column down."