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(00:08) We were talking about karma, which is not really how we perceive it, but that does exist, because if you do some action, then there’s a consequence of that action, you can kind of see it.
(00:29) You can call it karma, you can call it anything else. The law of ping pong, the law of rebound. Karma is a so-so word for a place. What you sow, you reap, it says simple. We usually say.
(01:26) There are in certain lineages there may be some consequences. For example, in a lineage that all women give birth, only women, so to say. Or it may be that from generation to generation the first son dies. Why do those cases happen, doesn’t that fall under the effect of karma or is that some other explanation?
(01:50) It has nothing to do with karma, rather sometimes it has to do with a genetic order, how the body is genetically structured and that’s repetitive issues sometimes or is it more of an energetic issue? What happens when everybody believes in a family? That they adopt and they build that energy that is base made in each other. And if there is and if someone stands up and thinks differently, it closes that cycle. That’s it. What happens, for example, cases have been seen in case of alcoholism and as this law of Karma has been spread a lot, that what the other does is repeated and all that has generated a myth, a belief and very strong. My great-grandfather drank, my grandfather also drank, because my great-grandfather drank. And so did my father. My father drank, I also drink and my son also drinks for four generations, because that way they created this energy that the one who drinks is macho, the one who drinks is the one who rules, the one who drinks does what he wants, that is, a lot of factors. That takes shape and the son is already an alcoholic, uncontrolled. But this son has a son.
(04:58) Y.
(04:59) As he sees that the father is uncontrollable, he opposes all that, he confronts all that, he already thinks differently in another generation and closes that cycle.
(05:26) Nikagdav.
(05:36) Who is it?
(05:42) Who is it?
(05:43) Someone who passed by, waved, who said he’s going to pass by. It’s not recognizable. So, these things that happen it’s a matter of what attitudes we take. These paths of self-destruction, of constant self-flagellation have opened up. But it is part of this whole current that we are living, which started many years ago. So we have to call it karma or not karma, because it is only one man. So the issue is that we can direct it, depending on our attitude. The generational facts should not influence our sacred world. As the name itself says, it is a sacred world. It is a world that has an axis, it has a whole divine development that is integrated to a universal world. Yes, but it cannot be influenced by generation after generation. We are just taking away work from many. I am sorry, but we are not here to be accomplices of that whole world, because it is not that. We are here to take off those masks and give the path that corresponds. We are sorry.
(08:42) The only thing that determines is like the consequence, it’s like the vibrational level of events that are going to come to you. It’s like depending on your attitude, what you sow, you reap.
(08:55) In the sense, if you’re parasitized, prey to anything.
(10:16) The only good thing we can do for our lineages is to stop that paradigm, work internally with ourselves and serve our parents. Echo.
(10:33) Spoken wisely.
(11:07) It’s very inspiring to see that possibility for generations to come in a family setting. If you stop that whole paradigm of lineage, like you can be the starting point of another lineage that is going to be totally different, with another kind of vibrations, with other possibilities and it’s very inspiring to make that starting point so that they don’t weigh all the past.