Karma: what problem usually repeats itself in your life? |

Many people use the word “karma” to explain or justify luck or bad luck in everyday life, but not always know the origin of the term or its true meaning.

karma means act or action. Eastern religions such as Buddhism and Hinduism believe that good actions create good karma and bad actions create negative karma.

In other eastern religions, it is believed that every good or evil that someone has done in a lifetime will have positive or negative consequences for the next existences.

But understanding the concept of karmaregardless of one’s faith, can be useful to avoid the repetition of negative situations in our lives.

Understanding the concept of karma, regardless of one’s faith, can be helpful in avoiding the repetition of negative situations in our lives.

I propose a reflection: think about the origin of the word “action” and the return you usually get in your routine for each of your actions. For every daily choice you make and manifest into action (thoughts, feelings, behaviors) there is a corresponding reaction.

In this way, the karma it is also closely linked to free will, because once we are free to act in a beneficial or harmful way, we have to bear the consequences of our actions.

Karmas are your addictions and negative patterns

If we consider the subtle aspects of human nature, every action and choice made leaves marks on the mental, emotional and physical bodies.

In this sense, habits, customs, beliefs and addictions would be like karma. As long as they are not cleaned and transformed, they function as a “backdrop” of our reality.

In a simpler and more practical way, we can understand karma as the repetition of an unconscious pattern. It’s like a school subject we didn’t pass – and next year we’ll have to do it again. If we pay attention, we can notice examples in our daily life:

When a person is always involved with the same type of partner that makes him suffer. When you have clashes with bosses and superiors, no matter which company you are in. When you experience the same unpleasant situations in your friendships.

These and many other issues that we deal with over and over again can be linked to the karma we create for ourselves through our actions and choices.

types of karma

the individual karma

It is the one that the person absorbs for himself from a choice. Also called “egokarma” or “egoic karma”, it is related to intimate life. For example, the person who is a smoker and ends up developing lung cancer; or someone overprotective who always takes on other people’s problems.

the family karma

It is linked to a repetition of a pattern passed from generation to generation, which is absorbed by the new members of the family, based on the burdens brought by the maternal or paternal side.

For example, “all men in family x are greedy” or “all women in family Y are eccentric and end up dying early”.

This kind of karma it brings a load of beliefs, emotions and behaviors that are passed from parents to children and only ends when someone breaks the bond with that load – instead of absorbing it, it allows it to be released.

the business karma

It is linked to the beliefs of the founders of the company and their behavior in relation to the enterprise. For example: two partners afraid to invest tend to create a company with difficulty expanding.

The karma of relationships

It is linked to introjected beliefs according to lived experiences.

For example: a woman who saw her father cheat on her mother and internalizes the belief that “every man cheats” tends to attract partners who confirm this conviction. As a result, she ends up getting involved in relationships that always end in betrayal.

The Karma of Illness

They are usually linked to heredity and health problems brought and recorded in the DNA, such as Parkinson’s disease.

But they can also be linked to how the person chooses to live their life and ends up bringing the negativities of mental beliefs and emotional patterns to the physical body.

For example: an extremely rigid and inflexible person who ends up creating rheumatoid arthritis in the physical body.

transforming the karma

There are several ways to overcome and release karma in our lives, but the most important is to make choices and act in the most conscious way possible, always looking for the most beneficial path for the situation and everyone involved.

Some techniques that help in recognizing and overcoming karma:

Cutting Ties

It is an energy therapy that aims to cut negative ties and bonds, releasing and transforming the karma/pattern related to such ties.

Cutting ties can be done with people, relationships, family karmas (such as illnesses, negative life directions, addictions), beliefs and concepts (“I am not good enough”, “I will never be loved”, “love brings suffering”, “life is a struggle”), with past situations and places we want to disconnect from.

Cutting ties clears the negative residue brought by the karma and helps the individual release feelings such as guilt and hurt.

Shamanic techniques for clearing karma

Through shamanism techniques, such as a shamanic journey and deep cleanings, it is possible to access the individual’s most important karmas and heal them, as well as rescue lessons that need to be internalized and were not, due to some trauma.

Initiation and treatment of the Jewels of Kuan Yin

It aims at the liberation of karma in an integrated way in the subtle bodies. Through specific techniques of laying on of hands and intention, it assists in maintaining positive standards and choices, in order not to generate new negative karma.

Regardless of how each person chooses to work out their karma, it is very important that each person finds a way to do so, so that they can become free and have a life according to the natural flow of the universe, rather than shaped by actions and actions. wrong choices made in difficult times.