In previous posts, we discovered the concept of supersoul consciousness put forth by Ian Lawton (“Supersoul”). Lawton formulated 10 principles that describe this newer spiritual worldview. Lawton’s Principles #1-4 about Soul Probes, Personality, Time, and Incarnation were discussed previously. What is karma? How to remove karma in this lifetime?
Lawton’s Principle #5. Each of us is fundamentally responsible for creating our own experience in each moment of now. We’re not limited by ‘past karma’ from this life or a supposedly previous one unless we believe we are. Nor will other resonant souls tend to be able to exert a strongly disruptive influence over us unless we believe they can and choose to let them.
Lawton argues against any limiting idea of past karma, presumably because he prefers the “single life model,” which is not what you may think! 😉 It’s where the supersoul group sends each soul to incarnate just once. But Guy Needler’s work suggests that most supersouls send many soul aspects to incarnate, and that each soul aspect has thousands of lives, not just one life to live.
What is karma?
Karma is poorly understood and often equated to “cause and effect” on Earth. But cause and effect are not linear, they’re simultaneous event points in event space. Needler explained that karma is an energetic issue that affects the entire physical universe, not just us here on Earth.
- The whole point of our incarnation is to experience, work with and use the physical universe as a tool to learn about lower frequency existence, but not to get stuck there.
- We’re automatically exposed to karma on Earth, which is a lower frequency setting with many opportunities to learn, but it can easily keep us in the physical.
Karma is all about how we exist and are attracted to the physical environment and whether we can break away from it. Needler gave two analogies to help us recognize and understand karma, so we can learn to avoid it (see Avoiding Karma).
Image #1: Consider a sea anchor (karma) attached to a boat (person). If the anchor gets heavier, it can pull us underwater (lower frequencies). If the anchor gets lighter, it allows us to move and could even act as a parachute to pull us out of the water into the air (higher frequencies).
Image #2: Imagine yourself as a ball of energy that is dipping into a lower frequency environment. Earth is an environment, where you can create karma with yourself or other people by your lower frequency thoughts, feelings, behaviors or actions (see What Is Karma In Modern Spiritual Science? – Big Picture Questions.com).
- A part of your energy gets released and stuck at the lower level as “dysfunctional energy.” This energy has no function or direction, but becomes attached to you by an energetic link (as simulated below).
- The link acts like a bungee cord that pulls you lower or keeps you from going higher. The link can be removed by adding energy at that same frequency level.
As Wendy Kennedy said: “Karma is unresolved patterns you set up in other lifetimes, that you want to work on again. It is a continuation of energy that you access wherever it’s unresolved or where the energy is the strongest and needs to be integrated. It’s not linear, it’s all concurrent.”
What is the problem with unresolved karma?
Karma stops our ascension to higher frequencies, which affects not only our soul but also our supersoul (True Energetic Self), which is ultimately in charge of all the souls it sends out to incarnate.
- Karma doesn’t affect us the same way at higher frequencies, where we retain our higher functions. We remember that our physical form is just a costume or a wetsuit we use to dip into a particular level of reality.
- But on Earth we think we are our body or our ego, job, possessions, etc. We don’t have a clue who and what we really are, so we create karma without even realizing it.
The trick is to be aware of how you interface with others and the environment, and to see yourself as a totally neutral, unbiased observer. It’s like going to the balcony to get a higher perspective to ask yourself:
- What have I created and why? How does it serve me (or not) in this moment?
- Can I see the purpose and co-creative nature of the event? Could I be in it but not of it?
What is the point of creating and resolving karma?
Needler explained that karma plays an important role in our evolution as creator beings. We are learning to discriminate between positive and negative evolution as part of our growth.
- Our supersoul undergoes “major evolution” by sending souls to incarnate. But the supersoul has to put itself on hold (evolutionary stasis) for as long as any aspects are still creating and resolving karma in the physical universe.
- Our soul undergoes “minor evolution” from all the experiences we get from incarnating in many forms in many places. But the souls with karmic links need to be sent back to the level where the karma was created.
From a human perspective, the soul appears to create karma in a linear fashion. But the soul can remove karma in a spherical, holistic way within many event spaces (parallel lives) at the same time.
- Once ALL the aspects have cleared their karmic links and returned to the supersoul, it leapfrogs or catapults ahead in evolution way further than than entities that never incarnate.
- That’s why incarnation is the more difficult but fast track in evolution.
From that point on there is no need to reincarnate, and the supersoul can follow the natural flow of life toward Source within the purely energetic multiverse.
How to remove karma in this lifetime?
According to both Nora Herold and Guy Needler, this lifetime on Earth is like no other!
Nora Herold said: “We’re not creating for ourselves future lifetime karma. We’re dealing with all of it in this incarnation. It’s what is accelerating more than anything the fact, that everything you think, feel, and say is coming right back at you in this lifetime. That’s why a lot of you are suddenly experiencing reflections of your younger life, so you could look at it from the other side and have a bigger understanding.
There is no more: I’ll create a mess (or a dead body) over here, see what it feels like, run away and deal with it 5,000 years into the future. We’re not playing that game any longer. The entire universe has moved out of delaying a karmic consequence.”
Guy Needler explained: “We are at an interesting juncture in incarnate mankind’s history. We now have the ability to negate our Karmic content in a single lifetime. This is something that was not previously possible simply because we didn’t fully understand what Karma is and how we accrue it.”
Needler added that one of the most powerful tools we have is Forgiveness. By forgiving somebody for wronging us, we stop the chance of any energetic or karmic connections being attached between us and that person. We do them and ourselves a big favor in the process.
“Removing and avoiding Karma actively removes the need to reincarnate, which provides a quantum leap in our evolution.” – Guy Needler
Watch your desires; They become intentions.
Watch your intentions; They become thoughts.
Thank you for responding Ulla
I will indeed check out `Avoiding Karma`, much of what you have stated makes sense, especially that of being pulled into the past, keeping me from having any power in the here and now.
Thank You for the recommendation :).
Thank you for your comment, which is helpful to others as well. I would highly recommend that you get the book called “Avoiding Karma” by Guy Needler, which is a little book packed with guidance on many different situations.
For example, Needler described “instant karma” as a divine method of clearing karma (orchestrated by the guides and helpers of all those involved), because we receive an equal action in return to what we did in this lifetime. In the process, we are able to learn from that action/response, correct it right away and develop a database of known paths to follow (what to do/what not to repeat) next time you’re in a similar situation. That’s progress! Don’t berate yourself. Pat yourself on the back for having learned something from a challenging situation that you bravely chose to experience. See the beauty, service and timeliness of that experience, and then rise above it.
The other thing Needler emphasizes is that we need to live in the Now. We can actually accrue “retrospective karma” from being pulled into the past, which are event spaces that exist simultaneously with the present event space you’re in. When we live in the past, become negative or mull over our mistakes over and over, we’re splitting ourselves into these different event spaces, so we can’t be fully present or have full power in the here and now. It’s better to reflect on the past situation once or twice, know that you did the best you could (with the knowledge, skills and experience you had at the time), and see how it served you to teach you (and others) something, then let it go and be fully present in the now as a wiser, more experienced “you.” 🙂
I hope that helps.
Hugs,
Ulla
For the last couple of years every wrong word and/or action has come back and walloped me tenfold, not physically but, mentally and emotionally.
As much as this could be viewed as me must being a bad person, I honestly do not believe I ever was, I am talking about excessive guilt and depression for silly things said and done as a child.. And of course as an adult when I should have known better than say and do things I did.
I respect many will also view my belief I am using the explanation of resolving karma in this single lifetime as expressed above is a mere excusing myself rather than admit to myself I am just crazy.
No, nothing till reading this article today has given any logic to my predicament, I was beginning to believe I am not worthy of anything and anyone, not because I am a bad person but because every mistake I have made can never be taken back nor fully atoned for, the deed was done, sorry can be said but, not always enough.
If what I am believing here is true? (I believe it is) I am aware of my wrongs in the past, I chose to do those wrongs in order to become aware and inwardly know them as wrongs as a means to progress.
That I can accept and respect.
Of course, like any wisdom, one answer only leads to another question..
How do I come to terms of the acceptance and respect for what it is but, not be dragged down by the emotional trauma that has come with?
This is karmic ego? I wish I could hold the acceptance of all I have done but move on, problem being, I just seem so wrapped up in the negativity regardless of knowing I am not needing to (my rational mind and negativity fight on continuum)