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Why are we in this Situation? - (798)

Answer

Because we decided it some time ago, maybe we don’t remember but we decided upon it. We may not have told anyone or even verbalised it out loud to ourselves, but none the less we made a decision some time ago, perhaps 20 years ago that has lead us to be where we are now.
If we are unhappy right now, then perhaps we made the wrong decision. You know we made that decision because we didn’t have the wisdom or experience of the consequences of having made a decision like that before. So all in all we can’t blame ourselves. Things are different now, we have this wisdom. So in the future or in the next life we won’t make such a decision again or at least not so lightly.
With this wisdom now we can help others and we can help ourselves, because there may be a way out of it.

How do we get out?

Well easy, if we decided to get in, then it can all be undone by deciding to get out. After all that is what we do when we work on the ego, at some point we decided to do certain thngs that created the ego or at least strengthened it and now to dissolve the ego we must first of all decide to dissolve it.
So whatever the situation is, internal or external ask yourself in the intimate depths of your own heart, do you want out? Do you want to change this situation? If yes then decide it and and the next step will become apparent.
The only thing to be aware of is, that some situations are karmic and this implies unpaid karmic debt. This will make it difficult and painful and the karmic programming will take away our will. Yes, that is right the karmic programming implicit to the karmic debt will hijack our will, making us almost incapable of not deciding or if we decide – of not going through with it.

End (798).

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