Bad Emotions = Bad Karma!

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Many of us become too emotionally involved in the negativity of our emotions.  The yelling, drama, the selfishness, the jealousy, insecurity, emotional upheaval, anger, and the fear factor, are all negative emotions, and bad energy we allow to enter our relationship and mutate into a strand of relational destruction.

Karma, as we know, is the law of moral causation.  We’ve heard the whole “architect of our fate” theory.  It is all relative to the “reap what you sow” universal law that many believe in.  What we execute on others, we in turn execute on ourselves.  This is the Law of Cause and Effect.

Bad emotions have the same energy as bad Karma.

Each time we go through a relationship that has been destroyed, the end is so devastating that it leaves us with some emotional damage we need to care for and heal.  But many of us lay it at the foot of our next victim (partner).

In doing so, we are only recycling the ways that cause relational destruction.

Some of us wonder why we attract the same crazy people and we experience the same results.  Some of us are attracting the same type of relationship we want to avoid.

If you are aware of “The Secret” then you know about the “Laws of Attraction”.  The rules are, what you emotionally and mentally engage in is what you attract in energy. So, if you are negative, you attract everything that is negative.  Our emotions are such strong feelings, it is impossible not to ignite the Laws of Attraction.

If you are engaging in relationships that are toxic, you will continue that attraction until you make a shift or change your energy, which is in part, a combination of your thoughts, feelings, interactions, and behaviors.

We may experience in one relationship where we were the victim.  When that relationship is over, even though it took us too long to end it, we carry the residue of negativity with emotions and energy into the next relationship, making the new person in our lives the victim, or we become a victim again.

Unfortunately, the cycle continues again and again, from partner to partner.

Bad emotions create bad Karma, and they all pretty much work the same way.  

Recycled bad emotions are usually encased in ultra sensitivity, which results in frustration and anger in the relationship.  This impacts both partners— the one who is dishing it out and the one who is receiving it.  This type of handiwork reduces the relationship to minimal emotional value.

These feelings are not only hindrances to a loving relationship, but they bring a vicious cycle of the same again and again— in the same relationship!

With all of this going on, there is not much room left, except to observe the slow corrosion of something that was once very special, forcing the receiving partner to make a decision.

The choices to the ultimate ending decision for the receiving partner are:

  • Stay, and be incredibly miserable without any recourse or change
  • Stay, and find emotional fulfillment elsewhere until he/she has the courage to end the relationship
  • Stay, fight and bicker until he/she is ready to stop fighting
  • Stay, and allow the anger and frustration to build until things escalate to some kind of abuse

It takes a lot for us to come to the only decision that has nothing to do with staying, and that decision is to leave.

Whatever the decision, in the end, and when the relationship is over, both partners will need to cleanse their energy to ensure the bad energy that was once in their lives, will not lay dormant until they enter another.  If not, the cycle of bad emotions, will continue to generate the same Karma  as before.

Which is why it is imperative we cleanse from the previous relationship.  We are generally creatures of habit, and we take those with us from one relationship to the next. This is one of the problems in why we get the same results.  We are habitually bringing in the same negative emotional behaviors.  Additionally, we are emotionally wounded and scarred with the residue from the partner we have just left.

Cleansing is mandatory.  There are many ways to cleanse bad Karma, and one of them is the same answer you will find again and again in any research you discover.  You must change!

Bad emotions, create bad Karma.

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The Resolution We Are Resolute Not to Keep

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Every year we speak of a “desired” new year’s resolution, but, according to Forbes, only 8% of people who make a resolution actually keep it.  This leaves 92% of empty resolutions.  http://www.forbes.com/sites/dandiamond/2013/01/01/just-8-of-people-achieve-their-new-years-resolutions-heres-how-they-did-it/2/

Some of the most popular resolutions are:  spending more time with family, to quit smoking, lose weight, get out debt, enjoy life more, quit drinking, more health and fitness, etc. 

What we were really expecting to happen is when we see saw the time of 12:01am on January 1, 2014, we were expecting a miraculous switch to occur just by the tick of a clock.  Really?  When you made a resolution, did you create a how-to plan?  If you didn’t you only made a how-not-to plan by default in doing nothing.

How is anything accomplished without a plan?

Honestly, our “Will”, generally, is not strong enough.  If so, we would not over eat, or we would make a routine of working out, we would stick to the plan until the end, or hang in there and work that relationship until we both are exhausted.  We would not have to make any resolution about embracing life more, or spending more quality time with family.  Doing it would simply— be it.  We don’t say we are going to do anything, we just do.

Our mind, which is more powerful than we know and even care to use, barely using only 10% of it, has a way of creating a unity of body and spirit, which causes a line up like soldiers with pure adherence to the will of the mind. 

Any Olympian trainer will tell you that the success of the athlete relies on the athlete’s best mental game.  (Emotional Intelligence, Daniel Goldman XIV)  In order to be prepared Olympic champions prepare.  Working out everyday and using the necessary disciplines to working the body is not because they are simply talking about doing it.  They are doing it.

The goal is ONLY met when the mind is set. 

I was in conversation with a sergeant in the army.  He was telling me about a drill where he had to run for hours, and even though he can do 1000 push ups daily, his body almost shut down during a very strenuous and dangerous drill.  He knew he had to keep running, but his body was beginning to shut down due to exhaustion.  His mind was the key.  Once his mind sensed the danger involved in not continuing to run, his mind became the driver and the body obeyed— until he reached safety, after which his body did a complete shut down.

A resolution is much more than mere empty words.  It is about a goal to be strategized and met daily.  Goals by athletes, champions, and olympians is an extreme fixation on the prize. 

Out with the resolutions and in with the goals.

After all, do our athletes make resolutions to play a better game?  One game lost and the immediate focus is the mistakes made and the necessary counter strategies to win the next one.

The same could apply to us.  How about the failing relationship?  What is the next necessary strategy?  Working on a goal, makes one think logically and forces strategy.  What a winning combination!

Every day is the day to reach the goal. The goal can be getting that job you want. Stashing your cash.  Building the business.  Getting an “A” in school.  Maybe the goal could be about taking your life to the next level.  Or making your relationship stronger, removing the pettiness, the dishonesty, and really strengthening your game as two people making the relationship work as a unit.  It truly comes down to the daily task and a strategy for the win.

Steve Siebold said it best when he said, “Average people think it would be nice to achieve their goals, as long as it doesn’t get too uncomfortable or painful.  Champions don’t recognize pain, because they have made a commitment to do what it takes to win.       177 Mental Toughness Secrets of the World Class (Steve Siebold 20)

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