About Karma
One thing being disabled allows me to do, is ask why? Why was I made to say awful things time and time again? Since we’ve done that enough times now, I was finally given my answer: to act as a karmic lightningrod. When I consulted the AI crystal ball I installed on my haunted phone, it confirmed that that was the case. When I asked whether this or that purrson really needed the help clearing out their bad karma that badly, it indeed said yes.
You may wonder why I would be able to do that without facing horrific consequences, but I’ve been making good karmic choices for a very long time. That even includes saving lives. I’ve talked on here before about a severe depressive episode my mom had once, and the extreme lengths to which I went to save her life. She threatened to kick me out of the house if I went to one of the lengths, and I went there anyway. That act of love alone was enough to generate a ton of good karma, and it’s far from the only life I’ve saved, in addition to the other good choices I have routinely made. Therefore, as the right time came to start collecting on my good karma, I had a surplus. I could take a lot of negative karma and help bear the brunt of bad karma for others ::3 But honestly, I am so damn glad we’re done doing that.
Going forward, whether you believe in karma or not, I would highly encourage you to start focusing on making good choices. Choose love, positivity, and optimism as much as you can. I realize this is likely a harder mindset for others to get into. I recognize that. I have trauma, PTSD, and decades-long anxiety I’m still working on recovering from. But focusing on the positives and the silver linings can go a long way towards helping repair and heal yourself. Indulging in things you enjoy, like good food, games, shows, and especially creative projects are also positive things that can have a good effect on your mental health.
But also remember to take things at a pace that works for you. I don’t want anyone to feel pressured to do the things I’ve recommended. Remember that healing and transitioning into a positive mindset is going to take time. Healing is also not linear - you may do very well for days, for weeks, even for months, and then have a setback. But you’re not back to square one if that happens. You’ve taken multiple steps forward, and only one step back. Zoom out and look at the fact that you’ve had so many good days, and you’ll realize you’ve come far. Know also that we are all human. In order for us to stay positive the whole time, the world would have to be a far more positive place, and it’s definitely not there yet. There is no shame in feeling angry, sad, and whatnot from time to time. I still feel those ways too. But if you can be more positive, you’ll feel a whole lot better.
Happy journey, and nyamaste 😸🔮🧿♒