Can't Say No & Compelled - Check Karmic Programming

Can't Say No & Compelled - Check Karmic Programming - (2842)

Sometimes we feel we can't say no to something inconvenient or we can't say yes to something good.

It is so clear that it is inconvenient yet it is so hard to say no. Obviously there is an ego involved, a certain feeling that does not allow us to say no. There are so many reasons to say no, yet we hang onto one reason of lesser gravity to say yes...

An absurd situation...

Indicating that the subconscious (the absurd) has been given some extraordinary power which comes from our karmic programming.

This power overrides common sense, spiritual yearnings, our prior experience in life, our intelligence, our nerves, our love etc.

Even in the person that just can't say no, because of some reason: having a weak personality, weak egos, sentimental egos etc. the point of karmic programming can be examined. Usually the person who can't say no is the one which gets him or herself into difficult circumstances that are inconvenient, disagreeable and waste a lot of time and energy.

A big part of breaking through karmic circumstances is when we finally get the courage to say NO!

With No Karmic Programming Ends

Then everything changes, the karmic circumstances or karmic relationship or the karmic quality of the relationship ends. This even applies to the ego, when are able to say no to it, the relationship we have to it, changes we come to be the one who is on top.

End (2842).

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