Guest guest Posted February 26, 2010 Report Share Posted February 26, 2010 Thank you John R. for your wisdom: You wrote: With regard to reincarnation, I've heard a view expressed that the number of (self-indulgent? ) lives experienced can grow disproportionately high to the number of " service " -dedicated lives that we've had, and that when these tallies get out of kilter, a more immediate karma is felt within each successive life until the balance is restored (or the full circle of life-purpose becomes complete). I can't comment on this from experience but I do think that the adoption of the lifestyle changes listed in the Safeties can soften the force of a kundalini awakening that otherwise might have a fairly seismic karmic component. Love - John R. Upon reading your words - a rush of knowingness and then tears came to me. It was a new piece of the ever completing puzzle for me. " ..a fairly seismic karmic component.. " Possibly this life was a part of the balancing process. Even at a young age (6) I was drawn to this knowledge in a fairly tale. A gentle voice told me. My K awakened when I was a young adult and unaware. Gasp! It was over thirty years ago and things were quite different then. No one talked about the energy and the " how did you know that " aspect of my life. I had some of the other " bells and whistles " that come but the most powerful and profound aspect of the K awakening was the " honor, truth and integrity " devotion. As my life unfolded - or should I say EXPLODED....my dedication to The Truth ( which I call God) was my rudder. It seems that I had some karmic debt to pay. Everything was shaken-ed and removed. A real old testament " JOB " story. Somehow I knew that " all was good " . This is the fairy tale that I remember vividly from my childhood. The Girl that Trod on the Loaf. Simply-----a girl was sent to deliver a loaf of bread to a poor family. She was beautiful and had many fine things. As she was going to the poor family, she came to a muddy stream. Not wanting to get her shoes dirty and not caring about the poor family - she put the bread in the stream so she could step on it. When were shoe touched the loaf, it stuck - and she sank into the Bog (?) of the Underworld. There she became hollow and remained stuck on the load until someone thought loving and forgiving thoughts of her. When this finally happened - the girl became transformed into a little brown bird. This bird took nothing for itself and gave all scraps of bread to others until she had given the loaf back in service. Then in joy - she flew up unto the Sun. What profound knowledge this contained. On some level - I knew a balancing was taking place and I am willing and grateful for it. I bow and surrender to the balance and completion of my Whole Self. I pray that the full circle of life purpose become complete. I am dedicated to the safeties as my life's expression. Always Love - Helen PS - after reviewing this - it is so hard to press the send button. I am definitely one of 's Caterpillars trying to wiggle. thank you John and all - I had to write this for myself. /Thank you for reading it. Love Helen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2010 Report Share Posted February 26, 2010 Thanks Helen, your post was very touching, flowing with so much humility and surrender. It sounds as if your life story thus far, reflects the journey of " the little brown bird that flew into the sun " all those years ago - now emerging as the glistening seagull beautifully described at the end of your fairy story. Love - John. =============================== Helen wrote: " ....Even at a young age (6) I was drawn to ... a fairy tale. The Girl that Trod on the Loaf. ....a girl was sent to deliver a loaf of bread to a poor family. She was beautiful and had many fine things. As she was going to the poor family, she came to a muddy stream. Not wanting to get her shoes dirty and not caring about the poor family - she put the bread in the stream so she could step on it. When were shoe touched the loaf, it stuck - and she sank into the Bog of the Underworld. There she became hollow and remained stuck on the load until someone thought loving and forgiving thoughts of her. When this finally happened - the girl became transformed into a little brown bird. This bird took nothing for itself and gave all scraps of bread to others until she had given the loaf back in service. Then in joy - she flew up unto the Sun...... I bow and surrender to the balance and completion of my Whole Self. I pray that the full circle of life purpose become complete. I am dedicated to the safeties as my life's expression. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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