My Past Life Regression Therapy Training With Dr Brian Weiss - Part 3

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On the other hand there is inertia. This can happen  Manifestation Magic Review  when we have let the fire go out completely. Then it takes a lot of small tinder, coaxing, and a long build up before the fire begins to burn efficiently again. That is what inertia looks like. We often think of inertia as not moving. But, really inertia is either a state of rest or of motion that is resistant to change. We see this in our everyday life all the time. It is our habits. It is the way we have always done it, whether we are doing something or just standing still.

To change our state of being, like the fires, it takes an outside force proportional to how ingrained the habit. How dead the fire is beforehand determines how much force, or fuel, is needed to start it burning efficiently again. Approaching this from the right premise of spiritual perception, this would mean that it would take more awareness and discipline of thought to change a bigger, or more ingrained, habit of thought then a smaller one when we are in the state of mind of inertia.

On the other hand, when we are "stuck" the desire and intent is already burning. Then it takes just a small amount of "outside force," or awareness of Truth flooding into our consciousness to propel us out of "stuck" and into Life. Of course these two ideas are intertwined. Both states of mind called "stuck" and "inertia" are misunderstood perceptions of the True nature of Life which have become habits of thinking and acting.

However, understanding the difference between the two may help relieve the frustration we sometimes feel when we have been steady students of Truth and yet it feels as if the fire of our life has not yet begun to burn efficiently. There is great comfort and relief in knowing that the Infinite Principle never experiences inertia, or stuck, or is even aware of our misperception. It is always operating in the harmony and perfection of graceful unfolding.

 

 

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