Many who practice the Law of Attraction often forget a few key components, what we resist persists. The pain is in the resistance. Allowing and surrendering heal us. So many who are practitioners avoid the “void” feelings because they say feeling it will attract it. True! And not healing it keeps it in your energy field, too!
So many in the spiritual community focus on the rainbows and butterflies, resisting and ignoring the rain and the death of the caterpillar that must occur prior to the birth of the other.
Both negative and positive emotions have “charges.” These charges attract like charges. So when we carry fear, knowingly or unknowingly, we attract fear into our lives. It is merely our soul’s attempt to fully experience the thing that we missed in our previous lessons. So when we don’t fully heal from something it stays in our field as a charge. It produces energy and it attracts that energy to us.
To heal, we must feel. We must walk through the valley of the shadows of death. Once we gain neutrality to that event in how we feel, emote and behave, then we decrease the pull of attraction of those experiences to us.
We may still see the things we feared after obtaining neutrality, yet now we can view them as the witness. We may also see these events unfold so that we can do our part to help to shepherd and guide others through the pass; leading them to safety based on our own experiences. Another reason for seeing the events is to show us our own personal growth. In all cases, following the activation of the witness to that charge or vibration, we are no longer (or are minimally) triggered.
I also personally find that by being more neutral that something better and more beautiful comes along; often times better beyond my wildest dreams.
So remember, the pain is in the resistance. What we resist persists. What persists we attract back to ourselves. This applies for the positive, too. We create resistance when we push for something to happen.
Release and surrender are in the allowing; removing the charge neutralizes the negative impact to us. As we grow, we can help others grow.
May we all grow into our greater neutrality.
I think I found a new mantra! Your posts are always so timely, eloquent, and speak straight to my heart!
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How great to hear! I love it! Thank you for the feedback.
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You write so well !
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Thank you! My secret: I’m merely a conduit. =)
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Thank you, this is simply beautiful! I love the depth and the wisdom of your words.
Allow me to reblog 🙂
Vilina
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Absolutely! Thank you for the kind words, for visiting and for sharing. ❤ ❤
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nice blend of ideas. feelings and whether ideas or thoughts even “belong” to us have been what I’ve been thinking about lately, so nice to read another take on “neutrality”. What are we WANTING to attract, anyway? A feeling that is already obtainable but just not practiced? May you resist nothing this week and live your wildest dreams. be well- from an unknown friend. mikey
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Mikey, great to meet you! No longer an unknown friend =)
Glad to be of service and thank you for taking the time to comment.
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Great thought. The great thing about reading people’s blog is we learned from it in anyway possible. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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Thank you, Joel! Yes, mind expansion is always a good thing, tho sometimes painful…
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