In some
ways we are like a computer which has been storing information since the moment
we were conceived. Unfortunately, this
information is not held in separate files which can just be deleted, the files
are all linked together and each one has an effect on the others. When we make
adjustments to one aspect of life it impinges on others. These imprints are the conditioning of our
personalities and often the energy gets trapped within the tissues of the body,
giving rise to aches, pains and difficulties.
When we begin to deal with these, it releases the energy and we then
have to deal with the cause. Generally,
we should deal with the stuck negative emotions first, which might be called
the lower level emotions, for example, hate, depression, anger, vindictiveness.
Buddha
postulated that human beings are born and die according to their self-created
karma. This means that every action we
perform leaves an impression on our very subtle mind, and each karmic potential
eventually gives rise to its own effect.… With a deeper understanding of the concept, we come to realize that
the laws of karma require that we harm nothing -- neither the mind, nor the body of man nor any
living thing. There are four aspects of
karma which are: 1. Cause and effect. 2.
Compensation. 3. Balancing. 4. Completion.
