Karmic
beliefs are addictions of our advanced soul that are stuck in the revolutionary
soul level which support our resistance and denial of change. Karmic beliefs
challenge us to find the strength and courage to release our addictions without
fearing change. Creating physical
addictions is the way for our immature soul to get our immediate attention
through self-abuse. Until we begin
to abuse ourself we remain ignorant of the miracle of our own life that we are
destroying. As we increase our internal awareness of ourself, we begin to
see that our purpose in life is to learn to love ourself and the core of
ourself as a spirit consciousness. Our immature intellect and ego creates
physical addictions primarily because our ego fears change.
Addictions
are the subconscious personality of beliefs and behaviors that we act out in
the dark side of our immature soul mind and emotions. Every addiction has its
roots in the fear emotions of our immature soul that are concealed from our
conscious mind. Our addictive roots to fear have reflected the addictive mental
and emotional consciousness of our beliefs and behaviors into every aspect of
our immature soul evolution. In every grain of sand of physical experience, we
are learning lessons of great magnitude. We have chosen to learn first what we
don’t want in our lives so that we can fully appreciate what we do want. In our
immature soul we have consistently created our negative, external fears as our
physical reality. As we get our attention with abusive physical addictions, we
begin to see the value of what we want in our lives and our aware consciousness
begins to change. Our abusive physical addictions are the physical reflection
of the abusive beliefs that our soul wants us to consciously acknowledge and
release. This relates to the quote “forgive them for they know not what they do”
which tells us to forgive ourselves for our beliefs, as an internal
forgiveness. We have externalized this parable to a forgiveness of other
people.
Addictive
beliefs and behaviors have given the soul a perfect way of suppressing our fear
and supporting our illusion of not being an addictive person. Physical
addictions create a momentary illusion of escape from the pain within our mind
and emotions that we keep striving to repeat by repeating our addictive
behavior. Without our attachment to fear we would speak our truth and have no
fear of judgment from other people. Fear has existed for us in three distinct
levels which has provided us with the opportunity to live the accumulation of
our fear sin every aspect of our lives. These three levels of fear have been
the focus of our attitude, personality, character traits, and language as a
reflection of our thoughts and emotions that we reflect into our behavior from
our immature intellect and ego. The persona that we live is the energy from
which we create our life as our consciousness reality. Self-abuse is part of
our soul addiction at the present level of our immature soul consciousness.
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