12 laws of karma

Les 4 façons dont j'ai appliqué les 12 lois du karma à une récente rupture.

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Honnêtement, je n'ai jamais pensé que j'aurais mis fin à ma dernière relation jusqu'à ce que cela devienne trop difficile. Je pensais qu'il était mon âme soeur et, peut-être qu'il l'est? Cependant, pour sa conservation et sa restauration, une séparation entre lui et moi est nécessaire.




On m'a toujours dit que l'amour est gentil. Donc, il m'est difficile de rester avec quelqu'un qui continue à me faire quelque chose de méchant après que je lui ai dit à quel point cela me contrarie.




Cela n’a pas été facile. Est-ce toujours facile? Cependant, j'applique certaines des lois du karma à cette rupture. Ce que j'ai trouvé utile et, voici comment:




1. Je dois être la personne avec qui je veux être.

J'étais dans un cours de yoga lorsque le professeur a lu les lois du karma, j'ai commencé à pleurer. J'ai pleuré parce que j'avais promis de haïr mon ex et de lui faire mal comme il m'avait fait mal. J'allais me venger, même si cela voulait dire voler ma paix et une partie de mon temps. Elle a lu La loi de la création, quand nous nous changeons nous-mêmes; nos vies changent aussi.


Au fur et à mesure que les larmes coulaient, j'imaginais ce qu'il se passerait si je me vengeais et que j'avais affaire à un groupe d'hommes, ce qu'il fait avec des femmes. J'ai pleuré parce que je savais et comprenais vraiment que je suis meilleur que ce comportement. Si j'en ai vraiment fini avec lui, je dois élever mon comportement. Ce qui signifie qu’on dépasse ce qui m’a été fait.



2. Si je le laisse partir, je dois vraiment le dire.

Il a été difficile de le lâcher car plusieurs médiums différents m'ont dit que c'était mon âme soeur. Je ne sais pas pourquoi et peut-être que je ne le saurai jamais. Alors, je le laisse continuer et je le retourne parce qu’une partie de moi veut croire ce que j’ai dit.




Lorsque le professeur de yoga a lu La loi de l'humilité, j'ai eu un moment d'ampoule: je dois accepter que son comportement est toxique envers moi pour pouvoir avancer. Son comportement est toxique parce qu'il crée un comportement en moi qui veut se venger, être méchant et jaloux, quand il n'y a jamais besoin de cela.



Donc, j’accepte que cette relation est toxique pour pouvoir me libérer du fardeau de devoir mentir lorsque quelque chose me pèse.




3. Soyez ici maintenant.

Après avoir pris la décision de ne plus être avec lui, je me suis demandé si je ne suis jamais avec mon âme soeur. Et je suis devenu triste. Vous voyez, depuis que je suis gamin, j'ai soif de mon âme soeur. Je savais et comprenais profondément que quelqu'un vivant était une autre personne que je comprenais au-delà du physique. Et, quand nous nous serions rencontrés, nous comprendrions.



Je pensais que cela s'était passé avec cet homme. C'est pourquoi je suis resté et c'est pourquoi j'ai habité.



Cependant, j'écoutais une vidéo de motivation ce matin, qui parlait de nos meilleurs jours sont à venir. Ce qui m'amène à la loi d'ici et maintenant, le progrès ne se produit qu'en ce moment. Je ne peux pas regarder vers le passé et regarder vers le futur pour être heureux et content. Je peux seulement être ici maintenant.




4. La responsabilité se manifeste à travers des actions.

Comme je l'ai mentionné plus tôt, je préparais la guerre avec lui parce que je savais que je pouvais le rejoindre. Le mal que je voulais lui faire mal. Lorsque le professeur de yoga a lu The Law of Resposibility, il m’a rappelé que je devais assumer la responsabilité de la façon dont je me retrouvais dans cette situation et la responsabilité que je prendrais à l’avenir.



Cet homme et moi avons une histoire dans laquelle il nous poursuit et que je le fuis. Ainsi, cela a créé l’atmosphère que nous nous montrons l’amour à travers lui après moi et que je ne sois pas vraiment présent. Honnêtement, une partie de moi-même avait peur d’être vraiment présente parce que j’avais peur qu’une fois la poursuite terminée, nous aussi.



La personne avec qui je veux être ne devrait pas avoir à me chasser pendant quelques mois, car je verrai leur vrai cœur, leurs actions bienveillantes et leur aura rayonnante. Je n’ai pas constamment peur de lui et je cours. Je n’ai pas besoin d’être convaincu d’être avec quelqu'un parce que cela crée un terrain fertile pour les comportements malsains. Et qu'est-ce que l'amour, si nous ne pouvons pas l'exprimer par de bonnes actions?

4 More ways that I have applied The Laws of Karma to a recent break-up.

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If you are not up to speed with the latest article that I wrote before this, please check it out? It will enlighten you about what I am about to elaborate on.


I recently went through a break-up and I have found The 12 Laws of Karma really helpful.


Here are 4 more ways that I have applied these laws to what I am going through:


1. I participated, too.

Since hearing these twelve laws again, I have become obsessed with them as we can apply them to everything in life. When I first read over them after hearing them in that yoga class, I landed on The Law of Creation- Life doesn’t just happen. It requires our participation.


As I mentioned beforehand, my Ex courted me by chasing me for a few months. During those months, I made myself out to be the victim as though there was nowhere to run but into his arms. Being reminded that I have participated in this, is empowering. I can/ will say no moving forward, no matter what gift he sends me, billboard he puts up or song he writes for me.



2. It’s time to practice what I’ve been preaching.

I had a lightbulb moment during a SoulCycle class: I am a beautiful, strong and kind women; I deserve to be treated accordingly. Then I read The Law of Giving and Hospitality- If you believe something to be true, then sometime in your life you will be called to demonstrate it.


If I truly believe that I am worthy of genuine respect and kindness. Then, now is the time to practice it. Not when someone is treating me well but when I have to walk away from someone who has treated me the opposite of how I should be treated. Standing firm in how I think I should be treated is demonstrating that I deserve to be treated like a strong and beautiful woman.


3. Forgiveness is the ultimate peace.

As I mentioned in the last article, when I was hurt by his actions, I declared war. I swore that I would prove to him that he was wrong and I wanted to get even. I started plotting and scheming, feeling like the opposite of a Yogi. I had developed so much hate that nothing else but revenge would suffice.


Forgiveness seemed like a fallacy until I was in that same yoga class and the teacher read The Great Law- As you sow, so shall you reap. I began to envision how much hate I could inflict on him and realized that all that hate would hurt me more than him because I would have to think of the revenge, inflict it and then remember what I had done. Is life worth putting out all that negative energy? After this thought, I decided to choose forgiveness. Forgiveness so that I can clearly cut the chord between him and I.


4. It takes enough times that it takes to move forward.

I’m not sure why I feel such a strong connection to him but one day, I will understand. However, a connection to a relationship that is toxic is a negative one.


Reading The Law of Change- history repeats itself until we learn the lessons that we need to change, reminded me that I may not have been able to successfully keep a distance from him before. But, hopefully I will be able to now. Otherwise I will keep experiencing the pain that I felt in that relationship. Being in this relationship has been a major lesson of my life and I had to learn these lessons so that I could see the change that I needed to make before I moved on. Lessons that I am still learning and reflecting on.

The 4 Ways that I have applied the 12 laws of karma to a recent break-up.

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I honestly never thought that I would have ended my last relationship until it became too difficult to be in. I thought that he was my soulmate and, maybe he is? However, for self- preservation and restoration, separation between him and I is necessary.


I was always told that love is kind. So, it is hard for me to stay with someone who continues to do something unkind to me after I have told him how it upsets me.


It hasn’t been easy. Is it ever easy? However, I am applying some of the laws of karma to this break-up. Which I have found helpful and, this is how:


1. I need to be the person who I want to be with.

I was in a yoga class when the teacher read out the laws of karma, I started crying. I cried because I promised to hate my ex and hurt him how he had hurt me. I was going to get even, even if it meant stealing my peace and some of my time. She read out The Law of Creation, when we change ourselves; our lives change too.


As the tears poured, I imagined what would happen if I got revenge and had a bunch of men around as validation, as he does with women. I cried because I knew and truly understood that I am better than that behaviour. If I am truly done with him, I need to elevate my behaviour. Which means rising above what has been done to me.


2. If I let him go, I have to truly mean it

It’s been difficult to let go of him because I have been told by a few different psychics that he is my soulmate. I’m not sure why and maybe I will never know. So, I keep letting him go and going back to him because a part of me wants to believe what I have been told.


When the yoga teacher read out The Law of Humility, I had a lightbulb moment: I need to accept that his behaviour is toxic towards me so that I can move forward. His behaviour is toxic because it creates behaviour in me that wants to get revenge, be spiteful and jealous- when there is never a need for any of that.


So, I accept that this relationship is toxic so that I can release the burden of needing to lie when something is weighing me down.



3. Be here now.

After I made the decision to no longer be with him, I asked myself, what if I’m never with my soulmate? And, I became sad. You see, since I was a kid, I have longed for my soulmate. I had a deep knowing and understanding that someone living was another person who I understood beyond the physical. And, when we met, we would understand.


I thought that this happened with this man. That is why I stayed and that is why I dwelled.


However, I was listening to a motivational video this morning, it spoke of our better days are on our way. Which brings me to The Law of Here and Now, progress only happens in this moment. I can’t look to the past and look to the future to be happy and content. I can only be here now.


4. Responsibility manifests through actions.

As I mentioned earlier, I was planning war with him because I know that I could get to him. The hurt me wanted to hurt him. When the yoga teacher read The Law of Resposibility, it reminded me that I need to take responsibility for how I ended up in this circumstance and the responsibility that I will take moving forward.


This man and I have a history of him chasing me and me running away from him. So, it created the atmosphere that we show each other love through him chasing me and by me not being truly present. Honestly, a part of me was afraid to be truly present because I was afraid that once the chase was done, so would we.


The person that I want to be with shouldn’t have to chase me for a few months because I will see their true heart, kind actions and glowing aura. I won’t be continuously afraid of him and run. I won’t need to be convinced to be with someone because that creates a breeding ground for unhealthy behaviour. And, what is love, if we can’t express it through kind actions?