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What are your ex-related questions?

Danger is a low-frequency emission. If you ask “Am I in danger?” Your thoughts direct you there. Instead, try: “I am wholly safe and always divinely protected.”

Then focus your beliefs on good and do not think on the negative and you will elevate yourself above lower frequency behaviors. All are ascending at different levels – take caution to surround yourself with others seeking to do the same. Avoid lower frequency foods, technology, and ideology.

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Hi Katie:

My heart hurts for you.

If someone refers to your life as “baggage”, they are not worthy of your presence. Everyone has darkness and though heartbreaking, if the person in your life has made you feel less of a person due to your past difficulties and experiences; they are emitting an emotional frequency that will hinder your healing rather than help you walk through it.

I pray you attract someone who has grown to a spiritual level where you will be guided and cherished for overcoming a past rather than criticized for the hardships, and where they will offer a safe space for you to freely be you under grace. Often times, we can find ourselves in relationships without spiritual guidance, especially where severe trauma has occurred. When this is the case, it is important to have a partner with a strong guidance system, but compassionate understanding of your particular needs. It sounds like in this instance, this may not be the case?

My journey, and I hope this helps, has taught me to let “whatever comes come and let whatever goes go.” Unfortunately, people can outgrow each other and love should never feel forced, nor should you be forced to live in a state of criticism – should this be the case, it is dangerous to your psyche and emotional well-being. I often refer to this as being held emotionally hostage and have found it never ends poetically. If your apology is not enough for this particular person, I would caution about unrealistic expectations.

Many blessings and love to you.

-B

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I am struggling to understand your question. Please elaborate or clarify what you mean.

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Yes.

I have had this occur on multiple occasions. I am still searching for the answer to stop it.

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I once believed in “ghosts.”

I now recognize this phenomenon as multi-dimensional living to make space in an over-populated world.

So long as your tennant is not disruptive, damaging, or causing problems and seems genuinely kind; you may find your ghost may even be residing over you as your own personal angel in your space. 🙂

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Hi Claire:

My personal experience has shown me life is not about luck – it is about choice, experiences, adventures, and what we send out that returns. We do not live in a model of “luck”, but more in a paradigm of growing and regressive patterns. Similar to dancing the cha-cha; we grow in many areas or can regress in many areas all contingent upon what we choose to engage our belief patterns in. How we respond to the Universe is how we are received.

Much love,
B

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I suspect, and perhaps my theory may be invalidated, but it seems based on my own personal journey that previous unhealed trauma contributes subconciously. I have had to extensively review my past experiences and who may have contributed to the success of an outcome or intentionally sought to hinder my spiritual development.

The greatest difficulty I recently faced was letting go of some of my most loved relationships who were causing immense heartache to justify or catapult their success at the expense of my own.

That in itself was an additional heart-breaking dillemma that I am now attempting to over come. Ultimately, anxiety can be mitigated with the right environment and being surrounded by loving members of a community seeking to heal through a foundation built on nutrition, positive engagements, and a mindful atmosphere reflective of moderate paradigms and generosity.

I desperately seek this kind of environment. Yet, I must also be aware of my own conciousness if I wish to attract this to my life.

The root cause of my own anxiety centered around a tumultous relationship with my mom. It has taken years of undoing to fully come to terms with the lack of acceptance I will never receive. As such, I have also had to unlearn all of that paricular parental dynamic including a rigid religious belief system causing me immense stress.

Though I am alone, my anxiety is less and only triggered when that relationship attempts to return. The energy that surrounds it often subjects me to feelings of manipulation, control, and rejection of my personal belief system and knowledge. It is difficult because I have had to come to terms with identifying that my maternal guidance lacked compassion and was a centralized system designed around control. Once recognized, I worked to educate myself and find a way to develop such abilities without the proper structure/guidance framework. From the outside of it, I recognize the damage created to my subconscious, while having an unfulfilled need for a motherly role-model.

This is the truest depth of what I found to be my own anxiety, though different for everyone – identifying the issue provides insight to make the nessecary changes to create a personal safe space of love and congruity in a more compassionate and healthy environment.

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