Om Kriyam Namah

 

What I learned from Day 10 of Deepak Chopra's 21 day meditation series. 

We can always choose again. 

When you go to make that singular choice , it should nourish you and everyone else influenced  by your actions. This is the law of Karma or conscious choice making.

True abundance or affluence is the ability to fulfill one's true desires with minimal effort. 

There is a stewardship related to karma:   responsibly caring for something we value as a path to realizing our dreams...

Every action we take generates a force of energy that returns to us in kind.  

"As we sow, so shall we reap." 

As we make conscious choices to care for what we have, more will be given to us.. 

The law of karma reminds you to consciously sow the seeds of abundance and tend to them with the upmost kindness and care. Soon you will enjoy the plentiful fruit of your loving choices.

...ask the heart for guidance in conscious choice making..."will this choice bring fulfillment and happiness to me and to those who are affected by this choice. "... Listen to your heart for the answer and you will always make the conscious choice.

"Today I make great choices because they are made with full awareness" 

Om Kriyam Namah =My actions are aligned with cosmic law

-Deepak Chopra

Heart is still so heavy thinking about the suffering of those hurting right now, swirling in the consequences of their actions and ours.  We did not intend this...we just intended safety and protection...that's all...and wanted to know how to proceed without denying the rights of the other. We did not intend to add to the suffering of someone already suffering so much. The decision was taken from us ...by the laws of Karma.  

Each and everyone of us are responsible for our choices...what we think, say and do....whether we are suffering or not  It is an energy we put out there...if it is not conscious, not loving, and negatively impacts others...if we are not in alignment with universal law...what we put out there will come back to us. We will suffer. 

This suffering, however, can be a means of realigning us...making us more conscious and aware so that we are back on the path of loving kindness. I like to think that will be the case here. Hmmm! 

All is well.