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Law Of Attraction Versus Repulsion (I)

Law Of Attraction Versus Repulsion (I) - In complete awareness and conviction of the nature of earthly polarity according to which I am karmically either rewarded or punished, I feel inescapably linked to the law of attraction or repulsion. Please, understand that Karma is just as impersonal as it is abstract in its makeup. Karma does not judge over us, nor does it pass any custom-tailored verdicts depending on whether we have indeed kept our thoughts, intentions and deeds pure or quite the opposite, strayed deliberately or completely unwittingly. Instead, Karma works more like a bone- dry and factual bank accountant. The more you positively deposit into your checking account, the less likely you are going to feel bothered and the more peace of mind you will eventually experience. On the other hand, though, the more you take out, the more pressurized you will find yourself with regard to having to replenish everything and with it to balance out matters again. And once seriously in debts, the burden of having to realign yourself will doubtlessly increase in a more than just palpable and troublesome fashion. Because Karma goes about business with absolutely no (comparably human) emotion whatsoever, terms such as reward or punishment are in fact correspondingly unfit when it comes to describing the way re- alignment actually works. Usually, it is the soul that subjects itself most willingly to this form of re- adjustment. Yes, in some extreme cases when a soul returns badly fractured, traumatized, shelled, possessed or even gone black, it is offered divine intervention merely through the grace of our Savior. However, as a rule, the soul sovereignly accepts both Karmic bounties and retributions. In the latter case, it solemnly promises very well in the presence of the High Council of the Wise but most importantly first and foremost to itself to try harder the next time around. Only then it retreats either to primarily focus on being healed from all types of earthly battle wounds or to instantly re- attend Heavenly School where it is provided with very specific schooling all depending on what is needed to prepare for a brand- new lifetime in the very best of ways. After an infinite period of training under celestial guidance, the soul chooses its next role to act out on the earthly stage and re- incarnates at last. Except for a rather impressive number of children as described in several of the late Doctor Ian Stevenson's scientific publications on Reincarnation such as: Reincarnation And Biology: A Contribution To The Etiology Of Birthmarks And Birth Defects (1997), the soul basically rejoices in a fresh start, a concept which I would rather prefer to challenge as a lukewarm semi- start rather. True, the soul has meanwhile forgotten all about its previous existences and is therefore free to go about coloring the new blank page in front of it. However, at the same time, once Karma makes itself unmistakably felt around the ages of 6, 12, 18, etc., it might suddenly appear as if the tables were turned and the slate had in fact never been swept as cleanly as possibly anticipated ever before. Greetings already at this point from our world of polarity! No worries, eventually those two opposites are going to blend and even melt into one another and so make the unique foundation born out of a per handshake crowned symbiosis between a person's genetically predetermined and environmentally influenced ego and the divine spark, called the spirit. The soul is speculated to be embedded between the eyes (thus the general reference to the Third Eye), but for some reason, I disapprove of this widely accepted notion. Whenever my soul is either in grave distress due to pain or trauma or quite contrarily in absolute euphoria or ecstasy, the middle/ right part of my chest aches so badly that it feels like bursting any moment. And it is exactly in such times of overwhelming mental agony that the law of attraction tends to rear its ugly shadow head towards me which is its exact opposite, the law of repulsion. - More about that next week.

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