How to Avoid the Trap of Indulging Distorted Emotions

The Seer:
Protectiveness is one of the four distorted emotions to avoid. (These are: protectiveness, anger, fear, pain.) Avoid learning by means of these unpleasant emotions by learning what they are communicating; learning their valuable lessons, and turning them into blessings.

• Pain is the desire to change.
• Fear is the desire to withdraw.
• Anger is the desire to break up that which no longer serves the quality of your life.
• Protectiveness is the desire to preserve the status quo.

How then does one prevent harmful intentions from external sources without falling into the trap of indulging distorted emotions? Protectiveness, power, and happiness have the following dynamic in common: one does not pursue the ultimate desired outcome directly, but rather, one “stalks” it — a Toltec mystic’s term for dancing with the contradiction; allowing the desired end result to happen automatically by focusing on aspects that cause it to manifest. For instance, if you desire happiness you live life as though you already have it, or you strengthen blessings by gratefully acknowledging what you already have.

In the case of protectiveness, you follow the following guidelines:

1. Contemplate the immensely powerful blessing of proxy magic that only godbeings like yourself can wield; only those who have come in service from a much higher dimension to the lower reality of life on Earth, can change the world by changing themselves.
2. Living protectively means living in self-sufficiency and self-trust; not preventatively, but in fullness and wholesomeness.
3. Abundance does not mean how much “fake power” through currency you can accumulate, but rather, how many self-sufficient skills you can learn and how much you can avoid debt.

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