contracts, Chris

[Guest guest]

Hey Chris,

What is your take on what happens with the completion of a

contract? I mean, the K is supposed to be a contract,right? Well,

let's explore the idea of a contract to learn to love between two

people. What happens when the contract is fulfilled, and the goal of

unconditional love has been realized? Do you get released to go onto

another contract? Time's up, life's over? This question is related to

what I've noticed about some of those who I've known who have died

fairly young.....the first comment at the funeral is: " This is such a

shame, they just got their lives together and were finally

happy " ....etc.

And, for the most part, I don't know what to do about some of my

dreams. I can't always tell what's pre-cognitive and what I'm supposed

to view as symbolic. I have some that are coming up in me today, that

I'm remembering, a whole series, and I don't quite know what to do with

them. Blessings, Renee

[Guest guest]

The K imho is a bridge and a law. A person comes to a certain place in their

levels of life expression and when a specific bridge is crossed the K will come.

The law of the Kundalini is that once it comes it will complete the task of

re-wiring your energetic systems both subtle and gross whether you want it to or

not. IE Some of the changes can be quite unexpected and surprising. A contract

is an agreement. When Kundalini comes it could care less if you are in agreement

with what is happening. She will complete her task regardless.

 

Many variables exist between people learning the lessons of love. There are no

" pat " answers in the areas of relationship. To search for them is to take your

attention away from the very goal you seek. Unconditional love is an EXTREMELY

rare occurrence as people will always have needs and certain expectations of

each other. Fidelity, romance, stability, trust, sympathy, empathy, compassion,

passion, forgiveness, strength, honor, communication and onward....are all

expectations we in this society have for each other within the confines of

relationship as we practice it.

 

Best to view your actions inside the contract you have made with another and in

so viewing review with yourself if you have and continue to hold the precepts

for the contract as sacred and inviolable. If you have and the contractual

commitments are being sustained by both parties then there is balance. If

otherwise then new arrangements can be made. Love is as perennial as the grass,

to quote the " Desiderata " . Fear is the main obstacle. We are afraid to be honest

with ourselves in emotional contracts. Fear of change. Fear of loneliness. Fear

of the unknown. Fear of whether or not time has been wasted. Reconcile your

fears and the view of your truths will come forth.

 

As far as the timliness of death is concerned. THIS is a contract. Spanning the

physical and spiritual divide. The patterns of probability are wrapped up inside

the choices we make. If a person gets up at a certain time and leaves the house,

drops the kids off at school, turns the corner three blocks from work and WHAM!

The tree branch falls, well then....perhaps the snooze button could have changed

it all. Choice. Tree branch. Outcome. Sometimes the choice is to get together

for a period of time to work on mutual issues. When the issues are complete and

no other agenda is called for - the tree branch falls. Md's have a birds eye

view of this. Death is the gateway to another reality imho. It is a key that

unlocks a gate that frees one to review choices and decisions made, learn from

those and move on.

 

As far as the dreams are concerned, try to allow what sticks when you awaken to

conform to the previous episodes of recall and precognition. What worked before

will most likely work again. Make it an issue and your desire will clear the

channel. - love to all - chrism

 

 

 

 

reneedots <reneedots wrote:

Hey Chris,

What is your take on what happens with the completion of a

contract? I mean, the K is supposed to be a contract,right? Well,

let's explore the idea of a contract to learn to love between two

people. What happens when the contract is fulfilled, and the goal of

unconditional love has been realized? Do you get released to go onto

another contract? Time's up, life's over? This question is related to

what I've noticed about some of those who I've known who have died

fairly young.....the first comment at the funeral is: " This is such a

shame, they just got their lives together and were finally

happy " ....etc.

And, for the most part, I don't know what to do about some of my

dreams. I can't always tell what's pre-cognitive and what I'm supposed

to view as symbolic. I have some that are coming up in me today, that

I'm remembering, a whole series, and I don't quite know what to do with

them. Blessings, Renee