Guest guest Posted November 24, 2009 Report Share Posted November 24, 2009 We are not victims except by our permission. With the Kundalini yes we can have an amplification of current issues and traumas and yet also we can have a release from those traumas by reaching new and expansive conclusions based upon information that comes to us via the Kundalini. We do not HAVE to be victims or be active recipients of abuse. We recognize that others, even those close to us, have a path to walk and we allow them to walk it. Doesnt mean we allow that path to walk over us. No one is helped by the support of inappropriate or hurtful self indulgent behaviors. Remember that we also count. How we feel about ourselves is representative of how we feel about the temple that is being exalted. We can help others through example but they must also come half way. Kundalini allows for us to be able to give love that is of a freeing quality and sometimes of a disciplinary quality. We are also parents. Parents correct their children just as our Kundalini parents correct us. It is for a greater goodness for all concerned and can be viewed as a service of love. imho. - chrism Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 25, 2009 Report Share Posted November 25, 2009 Thank You I know these truths but need to be reminded of them. They are also hard to implement sometimes. I know I give my daughter permission to treat me the way she does, and I am working on stopping that with the strength of God and K. I woke up this morning with a great feeling of peace that I can let go of any needs I have of her love, kindness, I felt like I was releasing her to do what she needs to do. But at the same time I will set boundaries to protect myself, when she gets abusive I will tell her that is not acceptable and I will walk away and when she is ready to talk with me in a loving respecful manner I will be available. A friend also told me to fluff the energy around my body to make a type of energy barrier. Its just so hard for me to think of making barriers to protect myself from my own daughter. But like you said it does not help her to allow her inappropiate hurtful behaviors to continue toward me. If I allow her to do that it teaches her that she can be abusive toward other loving people. So for the greater goodness of all I will do my best at letting go of my victim status and teaching her how to interact in a loving way. I will let her walk her path but not let her walk over me; that is going to be my mantra for today. Thank you again for such wisdom. Maryann , " " <> wrote: > > We are not victims except by our permission. With the Kundalini yes we can have > an amplification of current issues and traumas and yet also we can have a > release from those traumas by reaching new and expansive conclusions based upon > information that comes to us via the Kundalini. > > We do not HAVE to be victims or be active recipients of abuse. We recognize that > others, even those close to us, have a path to walk and we allow them to walk > it. Doesnt mean we allow that path to walk over us. No one is helped by the > support of inappropriate or hurtful self indulgent behaviors. > > Remember that we also count. How we feel about ourselves is representative of > how we feel about the temple that is being exalted. We can help others through > example but they must also come half way. > Kundalini allows for us to be able to give love that is of a freeing quality and > sometimes of a disciplinary quality. > > We are also parents. Parents correct their children just as our Kundalini > parents correct us. It is for a greater goodness for all concerned and can be > viewed as a service of love. imho. - chrism > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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