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The Past Conditions Our Consciousness - (2688)

If in a relationship we have suffered, it is likely that we have a' past'.

To have a' past'-means to have pain in some form, living within us.

When we have a 'past' it lives again in the present and continues to become the future.

The 'past' lives in our psyche. It either lives in us locked up in the ego, or in our memory.

The past may continue into the present and become the future due to karma.

When we have a past, it is likely it will condition our consciousness.

However, we can undo this conditioning. Using first of all intense alertness. Then later
working on the dissolution of the ego that suffered in the past.

When we transform the accumulated painful impressions we dissolve the past within us and change our present and future.


We are normally scared of the painful emotions that the past stirs up in us.

We are not scared of the person. We are only scared of what we ourselves will bring up in our psyche.

Using will and consciousness we can separate from the past. Then act and decide as well as perceive
events free of the past.

Our memory is typically not global. IT is fractioned, indicating to us that our memory is in the hands of the ego.

When the ego is dissolved. Memory remains. Memory being alive can also condition the  consciousness.

End (2688).

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