Here are some other challenges that lie at
the end of one's cycle of reincarnation.
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Karmic Egress:
Exiting the cycles of reincarnation feels
like this.
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Karmic End:
Why you are beaten up, if you are in your
last lifetime.
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Mathematically Possible:
Why you have chosen a tough road at the
very end.
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Wellspring o'Love:
The overall goal of karmic teachings...
to become love. Raoul Wallenberg is a classic example.
"If death meant just leaving the stage long
enough to change costumes and come back as a new character... Would
you slow down? Or speed up? Or would you decide that your part in
the play was done and leave the stage for good?" (Chuck Palahniuk)
Feeling tired of life? If so, this may be
because you are heading toward the great karmic egress!
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From the Emailbag:
"I feel disconnected from life. I am not
interested in what most others like. What could cause this?"
The answer is:
"The inner worlds are calling you away from this life and
drawing you back home."
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Health Issues:
Those who are on their way out of this lower
world of karma and reincarnation usually take on one or more health
problems. They want to use their last opportunity to learn from
physical karma before they are free of the body - for good. Usually
these are tough and rare diseases that take a lifetime to cure.
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Problem Relationships:
Those on the way out usually experience
an endless series of problematic relationships with others: family,
friends, co-workers, etc. This is because the one about to egress is
giving each of these individuals one last chance to make peace… before
they leave and there are no more chances.
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Wealth Challenges:
Those on the way out usually do not want to
use money to solve their problems. So they focus on non-monetary
solutions to their problem. This is because the one about to egress
wants to test their abilities in creativity and resourcefulness when
it comes to manifesting what they need and desire.
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Unusual Detachment:
Those on the way out usually do not get
caught up in the emotional problems of others. This is because they
understand that each soul must stand on their own. They give others
space and time to find their own answers… rather than trying to impose
their judgments and decisions on others.
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Personal Responsibility:
Those on the way out need to focus on their
conduct. If they are satisfied with their actions, then they need
not worry about what others do or fail to do. Those who want to
egress should just take responsibility for their thoughts, beliefs,
speech, and action… and leave the rest to the justice of karma.
"We shall not cease from exploration, and the
end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know
the place for the first time." (T. S. Eliot)
If you feel like you are a very "old" Soul,
you may also feel beaten up in this your final lifetime.
If you want to know if you are in your final
lifetime, here are the signs:
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Toxic Parents-Childhood:
To accelerate their karmic burnoff, the "old"
Soul will intentionally choose to be born into a challenging situation
like a household with substance-sexual abuse, psychological-physical-
verbal abuse, poverty, etc. Usually their parents, siblings, and other
close family members are former karmic enemies that the "old" Soul has
had troubled relationships with in numerous past lives. Old patterns
quickly resurface and cry out for healing and completion.
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Rare Health Conditions:
To accelerate their karmic burnoff, the "old"
Soul will intentionally come into agreement with rare diseases involving
physical, mental, and emotional problems. These rare health conditions
are usually something that the "old" Soul must heal, work around, or
learn to live with for their entire life.
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Intense Relationship Karma:
To accelerate their karmic burnoff, the "old"
Soul will intentionally select sexual-marital partners who will
continue to offer them challenging situations. Abuse, infidelity,
sexually transmitted diseases, non-stop arguments, physical fights,
etc emerge to heal this relationship karma.
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Complex Life Challenges:
To accelerate their karmic burnoff, the "old"
Soul will intentionally agree to experience complex life challenges.
Death of a child, divorce, accident, injury, and all the complications
arising from these challenging events that would crush lesser people
are the daily experience of the "old" Soul.
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Healing Past Lives:
To accelerate their karmic burnoff, the "old"
Soul will undertake past life healing. They will want to understand
why they have taken on such a difficult and complicated life. Once
they understand why chosen their path, they will know that all their
struggles had a purpose and were never in vain.
"Definition of mathematically possible… means it is practically
impossible." (Anonymous)
Why did you give others another karmic chance?
It was mathematically possible to balance the karma.
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Mathematically Possible:
This is a term familiar to American baseball
fans. It is used near the end of the season when teams start to fall
out of contention for the playoffs. When the world weary commentators
are asked if a team could pull it out and land a spot in the playoffs,
the answer often is: "it is mathematically possible…" This means that
the team in question would have to win all of their remaining games
and, at the same time, their competitors would have to help out by
losing all of the rest of their games. So, while it is possible,
it is also unrealistic.
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One Last Chance:
When individuals are in their last few lives,
they willingly agree to give their karmic enemies one last chance to
put right what once went wrong. They do this knowing that while it is
"mathematically possible" for they and their enemy to bring more love
into the situation… it probably will not happen. Yet this must be
played out to see what happens under "real life" conditions.
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Following Form:
The present life apple does not fall far from
the past life tree. What created conflicts in the past are bound to
create conflicts in the present… because each individual is likely to
make the same choices. These similar choices then lead to the same
conflicts. Just like in baseball when the teams continue to play the
same way they have been playing all season, the individuals will
continue to behave as they have for 1,000s of years... following their
usual form.
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Act of Love:
Love powers the universe and drives cycles of
reincarnation. Think of what an act of love it is for one person to
give another person the chance to bring love into the situation… when
they know full well that they are probably going to get hurt in the
process no matter how hard each of them tries to get things right.
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Glimmer of Hope:
Yet, just like in sports, the underdog can
surprise everyone. They can make a different choice and use their
free will to think, speak, and act contrary to their usual form.
This is why individuals choose to reunite: they want the opportunity
to reverse their trend of bad karma… and sometimes they use it.
In 1945, "the Russians abducted Raoul Wallenberg,
who, like 20 million others, disappeared in the Soviet genocide." Before
then, he "and a handful of other diplomats and priests saved around 120,000
Jews in Hungary." So "it is our moral duty to recognize, care and help
rescuers like Raoul, who proved his pure unconditional love to other people
by risking his life." Raoul Wallenberg "and others like him are timeless and
universal figures. We need to be inspired by them today for making the world
of tomorrow a better place." (from a speech made by Wallenberg's niece,
Louise von Dardel, at the Knesset)
Raoul Wallenberg is one the best examples of what it
is to be a Wellspring of Love for others.
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"Beacon in the Darkness":
Wallenberg came from a large family who loved him
unconditionally. He was so full of love when the Russians abducted him
that he was a shining beacon of unconditional love. That light was never
put out despite periodic beatings, starvation, torture, and solitary
confinement. When the Soviet Union fell, they had to execute Wallenberg
because they could not admit what they had done to such an extraordinary
individual.
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Living Hope & Faith:
We know of Wallenberg's work in the Russian
prison system because of the steady stream of those who escaped or were
released. All of them spoke about how Wallenberg restored their hope and
faith in humanity.
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Wellspring of Love:
They told how he was a fountain of hope and
faith and how he would spread his love to anyone who was in his presence.
They were astonished by how he seemed much more like a man of leisure
who had all that he desired from life instead of a prisoner who spent
much time in solitary confinement.
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Lightning Rod:
Wallenberg inspired other diplomats from all
over the world to join him in saving Jews and others. Like him, they
too distributed official visas, which made the difference between life
and death. They were inspired by how he acted on his convictions and
exchanged his freedom to create miracles.
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Obedience to God:
Through his example, Wallenberg showed that
"resistance to tyranny is obedience to God!" Like all freedom fighters
before him, Wallenberg knew that, in the face of evil, it is necessary
to break the rules so that the world came become a better place. One
of the best ways Wallenberg did that was to have been a living example
of a "Wellspring of Love", not only showing the world that it was possible
but how it should be done... under the most difficult conditions.
Journey's End
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