Daniel
Hi Daniel,
Yes, this is one example of the Law of Contrariness.
You said, âTherefore, our consciousness will identify them, and that is where we have to be aware of our consciousness to neutralize that thought before it continues to damage our consciousness and all that it involves.â
This could be a translation error or a misunderstanding. I donât know which it is.
- Our consciousness doesnât automatically identify thoughts. This is something we have to actively do ourselves.
- No, thoughts do not damage our consciousness.
You said, âWhen I refer to removing or neutralizing negative thoughts, so that it does not harm my psyche, my character, my body and the people around me, the thought as such has already been created, the energetic waves have already been created. Therefore, they already start their journey through the universe and make the process until it comes back with an opposite thought. Is that interpretation correct?â
I donât know and Iâm not sure if your interpretation is correct. I get the impression that you might have a ânew ageâ or some other âspiritual influence or ideaâ about âremoving or neutralizing negative thoughtsâ because you repeat this same idea.
When seeking the truth in my younger days, I also went through a ânew ageâ phase where I was reading all sorts of books, going to psychics for readings, tarot cards and these types of things. There was this idea that we should âremoving negative thoughtsâ because they are bad for us or something similar, I donât remember exactly. This is the impression I get when reading your point ââremoving or neutralizing negative thoughtsâ. I donât know if this is true or not, but this is my impression. Only you can find this out about yourself.
You said, âIn case it is correct, once we remove or neutralize the created thought from our mind, we calm down, balance and, go deeper and look for where it came from, what generated it, that also helps us in the process of learning and being aware of our consciousness.â
No, this is not correct. If you removed or neutralized a thought, how could you go deeper and look where it came from? The thought is already gone or neutralized, right? Itâs no longer there to be able to look where it came from, right?
A big hug and Salome,
Mike