There is a spiritual law most people know: the law of karma. Well, at least people do mention karma when they have an accident, someone is disturbing them or they lose an amount of money.
Sorry,
karma is more than that and it can be good too, pleasant and interesting.
But, OK,
let’s think of the broccoli-tasted karma that we have to settle; there
is a spiritual principle that works in a wonderful way. GIVING IS IN
RECEIVING.
The
principle implies that anytime someone gives, they are receiving and it helps
to settle the “broccolic” karma, but what does it mean and how to do it?
All starts
from the consciousness. Whenever there is something to do that is clearly
associated with karma settling, think of how to contribute instead of taking.
The reason
is that whenever you receive something, another subtle karma is created and,
one day, you will have to give back; on the contrary, if you give something
instead of receiving or taking, you break that process and open a possible
resolution.
A simple
example: an old friend comes and starts to insult you. Instead of receiving
the insults, you focus on remembering the good moments together and appealing
to that friendship, a way of giving. Slowly, the friend calms down and this
challenge ends.
It requires
lots of self-control a clear objective in mind, in terms of what to do in
relation to this situation, but it works. And it is worthwhile; you may save a
friendship by changing the way of responding.
Next time
the karma collector knocks at your door, remember this spiritual
principle.
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