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873415 · Oct 20, 2021

1448 , Yes, greater awareness does come. Sometimes you get the feeling that you shouldn't take energy from the person who hurt you, because right now, specifically for you, it's necessary to be hurt and humiliated, to learn the lesson that everything happens as it should. And purely from a psychological point of view—if another person is directing negativity toward you, then your behavior is clearly the cause; it didn't come out of nowhere.

1302 , so apparently it was possible after all...?!

Very interesting. I want to understand this better: what if a person has a lot of issues in their head—for example, they are extremely sensitive, or they deliberately keep creating situations in which everyone hurts them? “I was hurt; I'm such a victim,” and they use this law. Yet anyone reasonable looking from the outside would say that there is absolutely no reason to take offense here, nothing to be offended by. Will the law still work? Will there be a new cycle of debt-based relationships?

My question was partly about this; I didn't know how best to formulate it. If you caused harm to another person only in their mind, without intending to hurt them deliberately—you simply lived your life and, by doing so, caused someone else harm, merely through the fact of your existence and ordinary actions—does the assignment of the roles of “debt and payment” still take effect? Is it an inevitable consequence of being in this world at this time?!
There was something about this in the SB, perhaps.

8030 , I also think that, in this situation, there is no other way than to ask the Creator for forgiveness for the harm caused to another person. But surely there is a next stage, when you stop being a source of pain if you genuinely want that? You can't go around constantly asking everyone and anyone for forgiveness; it's absurd. I mean, you do need to ask for forgiveness, but the situation will keep repeating itself... In one way or another, it's impossible—and unnecessary—to always be good for everyone.

1302 · Oct 21, 2021

873415 said:
1448 , Yes, greater awareness comes; sometimes you get the feeling that you should not take energy from the person who hurt you, because at that very moment you need to be hurt, humiliated, and go through the lesson that everything happening is meant to happen. And purely from a psychological point of view—if another person is directing negativity toward you, then your behavior is clearly the reason; it did not come out of a vacuum.

1302 , so apparently it was possible to do that...?!

Very interesting. I want to understand this better: what if a person has a lot of issues in their head—for example, they are extremely sensitive, or deliberately keep creating situations in which everyone hurts them. “They hurt me; I’m such a victim,” and they use this law. Yet any reasonable outsider would say: there is no reason to take offense here; there is nothing to be offended by. Will the law still work? Will there be a new turn in the debt-based relationship?

That was partly what my question was about; I didn’t know how best to formulate it. If you caused harm to another person only in their mind, without intending to hurt them deliberately—you simply lived your life and, by doing so, harmed someone else. Merely by the fact of your existence and ordinary actions. Does the allocation of roles—“debt-payment”—still take effect? An inevitable consequence of being in this world at this time?!
There was something about this in ShB, perhaps.

8030 , I also think that here there is no other way than to ask the Creator for forgiveness for the harm caused to another person. But surely there is a next stage, when you stop being a source of pain if you truly want that? You cannot go around constantly asking everyone for forgiveness; it is absurd. I mean, you should ask for forgiveness, but the situation will keep repeating... one way or another, it is impossible (and unnecessary) to be good for everyone.

I don’t know whether this is right or not, but with this approach I take on more responsibility than I otherwise might. I read interesting books about archetypes (for example, King, Magician, Warrior, Lover); they deliver a clear verdict: because of modern “hothouse” conditions, we do not mature but remain stuck in infantile archetypes. We do not grow up because we flee from pain and true maturity by every possible means (the Teacher regularly writes about the role of pain). And the characteristics you described—whims, hurt feelings, and imagined grievances—confirm this. This is childish behavior. We should not think that such people will be given whatever they demand. On the contrary, life will teach them even more harshly.
After all, our task here is to become mature (aware) and take responsibility.
What particularly stayed with me from this book was the phrase that an adult takes responsibility for things that they should not have to—for their childhood, for other people, and for circumstances—and courageously sets them right.
It sounds a little pompous, but through our responsibility we can help the divine principle spread in real life)))

873415 · Oct 21, 2021

1302 , an interesting, sensible approach. I hadn't thought about it in that context. The point about archetypes is very clearly made. There are a great many aging infantiles even among people I know.
As for taking responsibility, it seems more complicated to me. You can take responsibility for others, but can you carry it? And should you bear responsibility for others? In the sense of correcting circumstances, though—yes, you need to manage them whenever possible.

1302 · Oct 21, 2021

873415 said:
1302 , an interesting, sensible approach. I hadn't thought about it in that context. The point about archetypes is very clearly made. There are a great many aging infantiles even among people I know.
As for taking responsibility, it seems more complicated to me. You can take responsibility for others, but can you carry it? And should you bear responsibility for others? In the sense of correcting circumstances, though—yes, you need to manage them whenever possible.

Only up to a certain point and in reasonable amounts when it comes to others. Only within the framework of your own life. Don't interfere in theirs, or you might receive the same treatment under that very law))))

3009198 · Sep 8, 2022

For me, learning about this Law became a kind of turning point in my perception of the world. Injustice, hypocrisy, meanness, and other human delights were certainly not news to me, but I was not always able to cope with them. You cannot deceive yourself; you still experience the situation, conduct an inner dialogue with the offender, try to understand, formulate arguments—in short, you lose energy. But after reading and, most importantly, understanding this Law, absolute calm came over me. The storm at sea subsided instantly, leaving a smooth surface of water. Knowledge really does heal and make us stronger. Om Shanti, thank you!

5121982 · Jan 15, 2024

Teacher, thank you so much for this product!
Special thanks to Yana, whose video review is attached to the product description! Such a touching video! I decided to buy this product partly because of her!
I will study it!
Thank you all once again, and wishing you health!

338 · Sep 1, 2024

Thank you, Master, for giving us a chance to remember the Laws; they have not been repealed, and ignorance of the law is no excuse. Thank you for “putting” our minds back in order

. Knowing this Law truly makes you feel protected, but of course, you have to work on yourself. Study, study, and study some more! And thank you so much for reminding us that the Law always works for everyone without choosing favorites! There is no “nepotism” here like there is among us humans. If you misbehave, you pay the price! In other words, you settle the debt

. We should keep an eye on ourselves too

, because, as you rightly say, we are not magicians—we are only learning! My bow to you, and thanks to the Universe!

3577 · Oct 20, 2024

Thank you, OM Shanti! An effective practice—“truth is always simple.”

142427 · Sep 3, 2025

Namaste!

OM Shanti, thank you for introducing us to the Law of the Universe! You were right: we become different. Your examples explain the Law (truth) so simply and clearly that this understanding awakens awareness. It is as if someone turned on the light in a room, and you can see how much brighter it has become, even though it did not seem dark before—as it seemed to me—that I felt it on a physical level! It became so clear that I know nothing.
The feedback about the Law, the exchange of thoughts, the general dialogue, and the discussion are also very useful—thank you, everyone! You do not always arrive at certain ideas on your own. There is plenty to reflect on....