Law of Attraction : Feeling guilty or better by seeing less fortunate?

Laws of the Universe- Neo Outlook. 2 Minutes

                     I grew up listening to adults saying, ‘Don’t waste; think of those who have nothing,’ ‘Be grateful for what you have; look at others who are less fortunate,’ ‘Be thankful, it could be much worse’, etc. etc. I understand the aim behind all these theories of moral mentation, but a question raised its logical head and I couldn’t ignore it. I wondered, ‘Should I feel guilty about looking at less fortunate to make myself feel better? Is it even moral?’ Once again, Nirankar blessed me with a response from within, which satisfied my curiosity. However, receptivity to my theory is absolutely reader’s free will.
                     I’ll explain with an example: in case you desire more money in life, it’s best not to ‘compare’ own current situation with anyone else’s circumstances. If you measure your pocket against someone more fortunate, then it’ll only magnify your feeling of deprivation, and if you think of a poorer person’s misfortune, then poverty would still be your immediate focus. In both cases, you would be attracting impoverishment as opposed to prosperity that you really desire. What I now understand from the moral lectures of the wise adults is – ‘Don’t waste, because whatever you have is by blessings of the Universe,’ ‘Be grateful for your current life, as you must build upon strong foundation,’ ‘Be thankful, as gratitude radiates positivity which is instrumental in manifestation of desire’, and ‘ feeling guilty has no place in spiritual realm, as its origin lies in negativity’. The morality in life, in this context, means to nourish Empathy rather than condescending attitude, Humility rather than ego and Contentment rather than perverse hunger. This is so because when we empathise, we could offer solace without ‘sharing’ someone’s misfortune. In other words, you offer to influence the other person with your own positivity, rather than walk under the cloud with them. Desire, but not to fan own ego, and to be grateful for now is like ploughing the grounds of life, in preparation to sow desire.
                    To summarise, I would say that one must focus only on own life, and not compare our situation with anyone else. Think about fellow human beings, only in the context of selflessness in helping them, however you could without pressure. I thank God for his blessings and also pray for the welfare of others. Thank you, my elders, for telling me about the precious half-truth about life, and my gratitude to the Nirankar for teaching me the other half. I desire to improve life by my own standards. I feel contented.      

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I spent a long time in bewilderness of my own thoughts, ego and desperation of wanting more, but getting further and further away from contentment. What encouraged me to write socially is the fact that I felt steered towards this path of Law Of Attraction- don't know how but feel very receptive. This blog is a story of experiences and struggles within, that so many of us feel on the journey of life; and only a few find a peaceful sense of belonging. I would like to progress and develop together with my fellow community of seekers. Thank you .

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20 thoughts on “Law of Attraction : Feeling guilty or better by seeing less fortunate?”

  1. Interesting discussion, and I appreciate your thoughts and conclusions. I am reminded of Amma, the hugging saint. She has tremendous compassion for all of humanity, for all of suffering, takes part in it, yet she is also the witness, the blissful observer of it all.

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    1. Thank you Colin for your thoughtful comments. Yes, Amma is absolutely right. The whole point of moral grounds for desire is to have a balance of sharing and empathising, i.e. sharing ‘your’ positivity with others and not partaking ‘their’ negativity. Like, a good doctor gives anti-dot against the infection to the patient to cure the disease, but while empathising with the patient he takes own precautions of not catching the infection. Appreciate your kind feedback, once again. Stay connected.

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    2. Hello Colin,
      Since you are a deserving writer for an award, I have nominated your name for the Sunshine blogger’s award. Please visit my blog site and go through the questionnaire and award rules posted in my latest blog about the award. 🙏🙏

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    1. Thank you for your kind words. I like your intro on your blog about yourself in a simple, yet authentic way. You are also right that one should never delete previous work. All artists find that they evolve continuously with time, but never forget that improved present is because of the previous efforts. Thanks again. 🙏

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    1. Thank you once again, Parneet for your thoughtful feedback. I agree that focus has to be positive to manifest; it’s true for an individual and also for a nation as collaborative positivity. Grateful for your comments. May you manifest what you desire in life. 🙏👍

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      2. Hello Parneet,
        Since you are a deserving writer for an award, I have nominated your name for the Sunshine blogger’s award. Please visit my blog site and go through the questionnaire and award rules posted in my latest blog about the award. 🙏🙏

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      3. Dear Jasleen, Thank you so much for such kindness.
        I will certainly go to your blog over the weekend and answer the questions there.
        I am deeply touched.😊😊😊😊

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    2. Hello my fellow blogger,
      Since you are a deserving writer for an award, I have nominated your name for the Sunshine blogger’s award. Please visit my blog site and go through the questionnaire and award rules posted in my latest blog about the award. 🙏🙏

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