The Basic Laws of Life (8- The Law of Attachment )

 You can have anything you wish in your life but if your sense of self-worth or your happiness depends on having it, then you are attached to it

 Every time you send thoughts or words of anger, hurt,
jealousy, envy or need to someone, you manifest a tiny thread that
attaches to them

 Negative energies such as greed, pride,
need and envy can send huge cords to objects like houses, cars, jobs or
bank accounts

 Attachment is conditional love. A master loves unconditionally, and
this does not form cords. He allows the people he loves to be free and
to be themselves 

The bindings of attachment can be released in a number of ways.

1- Love dissolves them and sets them free.
You set yourself free, too.

2-  Forgiveness dissolves cords for all time when you forgive someone and let go totally of what has happened in the past, you free that person and yourself

3- Another most powerful way of releasing attachment is by intention
and visualization.

 

 

 

 If you wish to be free, detach yourself
from everyone and everything.
It is a prerequisite for enlightenment

The Basic Laws of Life (7- The Law of Projection )

All aspects of ourselves are reflected back to us. All that we perceive outside self is a mirror of something within. Therefore, everything that we see outside is a ‘projection’.
We project our energy, both positive and negative, onto other people and assume it is within them, often denying that it is within us.

Every time you say the words ‘you are’ or ‘he is’ or ‘she is/he is’, you are projecting something of yourself onto someone else.

When we assume that someone else feels as we do, it is a projection. For example, statements such as ‘you must feel awful about that’, or ‘you must be so happy …’ are both projections. You are putting your feelings on to the other person.

We project our fears on to the world. It is more comfortable to imagine that someone else has the qualities we wish to deny are within ourselves.

‘When one witch warns you that another witch is evil – beware the witch who warned you.’

‘It takes one to know one.’

‘A pot calling the kettle black’.

If you burying your hostility and express it as passive anger, you will project hostility on to those around you and will imagine that people are aggressive whether they are or not. You will selectively imagine angry or threatening attitudes where none are intended or expressed. Those who project their hatred/anger/rage think everyone is out to get them.
We project our insecurities and our sexuality on to others. The person who is paranoid about the morality of others is projecting their own underlying immorality.

Someone who suspects that all around him are cheating him is projecting his inner cheat. As a consequence he may attract cheats into his life.

Someone who accuses their partner of being unfaithful is projecting their own lack of faith in the relationship.

On the positive side, we also project our gracious, powerful, beautiful and brilliant qualities on to others. Every time you think or say good, positive things about people, you are projecting your own qualities within.

We project our love on to others. A person who is kind will imagine that all around them are also kind, and will attract this energy into their life.

Projecting yourself on to someone else prevents you from taking responsibility for Self. Most people do not even realize that what they are saying is actually within them. It is a powerful form of denial.

You do not know how anyone feels or is.
Everything you see in another is
a projection of an aspect of yourself.