Dissolve This!

I think that the reason that it's important to resolve problems and conflicts they we are either having or have had in the past is that we can become anchored to them in a negative way. When we avoid resolving a problem, a memory of it is stored in our psyche. Later when something happens (that feels or seems) similar to the past problem, that memory surfaces and we filter this new experience through that past memory which can taint the present moment and the reality of the situation.

Maybe a good example is that you are driving down the road at fifty miles an hour and then you throw a 100 lb. anchor out the back window. The act of doing that is either going to slow you down or stop you all together.

It seems that is better to work towards finding a way to dissolve the conflicts as opposed to carry them. It is then that we have a greater potential for freedom within our mind, since it's not being dragged this way and that.

Namaste'

Jaye Morris, Curator
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