Since no one probably told you, it is past time that you know that there is no reason to feel bad for anyone, including yourself. For humanity, there's seems to be an unspoken loyalty to accept each other's misery as our own. For example if someone experiences a death in the family and we have no physical connection to the deceased, we feel as if we are required to immediately feel sad to accommodate their emotions. In fact, there's usually an awkward moment where we don't know how to express that our apparent misery is not truly authentic.
Each of us has an emotional reserve which is like a pond filled with water. Our heart is the light of the sun, which evaporates our emotional pond and when it becomes too heavy in our mental air space it returns to where it began purified by this cycle. When someone enters our environment filled with sadness it is like a dark cloud that rains over our land and their misery blocks our light if we allow it. Each of their tears drips into our emotional reserve, becoming a part of our water supply. The element of water, unless frozen does not differentiate between the feelings of one individual from another. This can be of great benefit when the emotion is of a positive nature and it is simply a subconscious spreading of disease when it is negative.
Think for example about millions of people watching a major sports event who are emotionally invested in the losing team. Even though they never once practiced, held the ball or walked on the field, they take on an amplified disappointment of the team, sometimes resulting in extreme actions such as rioting. Thus there is a time to express sympathy, apathy and empathy which are the liquid, solid and gas forms of water. Each is necessary at different times and can be harmful if experienced out of season. Even the media has been known to poison the subconscious emotional reservoir, by polluting the airwaves with fear that bonds to the cloud of emotion that will eventually rain on our parade.
Just because someone feels bad does not mean you must feel bad for them. It doesn't do them or you any good for you to be miserable as well. Not only are negative feelings contagious, but it becomes harder to identify the root of the problem, especially when it did not originate within you. As these polluted waters sit and become stagnant, they absorb into the Earth and become diseased in the body. All feelings result from thoughts, so there are many ways we can feel based upon the thoughts we choose. Every event works toward the greater good, even if we can't see it due to the limited scope of the magnitude of our perception.
In time all things will eventually be revealed, so patience and an open mind and heart heal all wounds and avoid emotional injury. It is also important that we do not dump our polluted feelings into the emotional water supply of others. Although it may get some of it out of our system, residue will remain and it will join the atmosphere of those you share it with.
We took no oath to be sad to make others feel better. In fact there is something wrong with feeling good that someone shares your misery. It is better that our light increases the vitality of others to aid them in their emotional purification. When you are approached with a tear or a frown, make sure you both walk away with a smile on your face and heart. Love and joy is even more contagious and it is that which we have signed the contract on our lifeline to share with humanity.
Kalik Scientific
www.sacredsynchronicity.com
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