Benefits of Raising Your Vibration
When you begin to consciously raise you vibration, wonderful things happen to you. Suddenly life makes sense!
When you begin to consciously raise you vibration, wonderful things happen to you. Suddenly life makes sense!
Karma is a word that has a lot of charge for some people. I know a person who is adamant he doesn’t believe in karma. He says he’s looked into it for years and has figured out that it is all an illusion.
In the normal course of life, the consequences of our actions and of our non-actions teach us responsibility, which then entails foreseeing those consequences. However, for many actions we cannot foresee their repercussions. Those situations can tempt us into irresponsible and wrong actions. For example, another driver is rude to me on the highway. Expecting no consequences, I make an obscene gesture at him. It appears to cost me nothing. Indeed it feels good, just, and righteous, a healthy release of anger and stress. But the truth lies deeper. Every intentional act and every intentional non-action when action is called for, create karma, known in the Christian tradition as sowing what you reap and in New Age circles as “what goes around comes around.”
We each have a soul, but because we are each observing from a different place and a different set of experiences, we do not observe the same things in exactly the same ways. The variations in what we observe are based on our minds’ interpretations.
If what you think is what you create for yourself, then only think about the positives. If everyone would take responsibility for their own lives then the world would be a much better place.
1. This, too, shall pass.
Nothing stays the same. The only constant in life
is change. With every decision we make, we initiate
change. Even when we decide not to decide, life still
goes on, and changes still occur. When we are in a
state of discomfort, sadness, grief, or pain, we know
that because life goes on, change will bring us some
kind of relief. And because even comfort, happiness,
and all good things also pass, we know that we need to
appreciate and cherish each precious, fleeting moment.