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What Can We Do If We Are Worried About a Recurrence? – (1688)

Introduction

Imagine you are about to take part in an event that in the previous year was really terrible. That event is less than two weeks away and you are worried that this years' event will be just as terrible.

What can we do to make this year's event good and not terrible?

Here are some suggestions:


Suggestions:

1.) Know the egos that made it terrible.

2.) Know the decisions and circumstances that made it terrible.

3.) Work to weaken the egos that made the error, that lead to making the event terrible.

4.) Work to weaken the egos that made us to suffer

5.) Pray and ask the Divine Mother to avoid those circumstances.

6.) Pray to the Divine Law asking that the circumstances unfold in a harmonious way. Ask that if there is karma yet to pay, that that owed karmic debt can be paid off in a less painful way.

7.) Work to modify circumstances using your free will and its power of epigenesis.

8.) Ask your Divine Monad to exercise the faculty of epigenesis to avoid those difficult circumstances.

9.) Go into the event being highly alert. Don't drop your guard and be resolute to not allow the terrible feelings to reoccur.

10.) Trust in your alertness, your will, your Being and your preparation and your work that can modify your reactions inside of you towards the event.


Conclusion

We have to really know the error and the egos involved.

End (1688).

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