Letting Go of Karma

I've talked about what I think karma is. Now I want to talk about how to let go of it.

To recap:

From my perspective, karma is an unfinished story. An experience you felt was incomplete as a soul that you feel needs to be completed. It's why you come back again and again to the same places, planets, and people. You want to complete what is incomplete.

But I also mentioned that you can let go of this.

Now I want to talk about the letting go of the incompleteness more thoroughly, because Source showed me the key to doing so this morning. As always, I will share things from my personal experience and allow my wonderful readers to filter what I say according to their own experiences.

The principle reason behind sorrow in my soul--the reason why it tends towards melancholy--is due to the incompleteness it perceives in past experiences. It's why I mourn every loss, no matter how small, because my soul desires all situations to complete themselves satisfactorily. It's a bit of a perfectionist in this way. When something ends "prematurely", I mourn and feel the pain of that incompleteness very intensely.

I have lived a long time, and have had a lot of incomplete experiences. They weigh you down after a while. They get to be like so many bags you carry around, and just when you are able to throw one bag away, you add three more! This makes your soul heavy emotionally (not necessarily vibrationally). Makes it tend towards sorrow. Because it looks at those accumulating bags and it just feels so tired and overwhelmed.

How can I fill up these bags so I can throw them away? How can I complete all of these experiences that I feel are incomplete?

Sorrow is the emotion that slows us down. It's meant to do this temporarily. When you are physically ill, have you ever noticed you are a little depressed? It's to get you to slow your body down. Sorrow, melancholy, slows the soul down. It's trying to tell the soul to stop moving and just rest. To put all those bags down for a minute and feel what it's like to not be carrying them.

What Source showed me this morning was this:

There is no such thing as an incomplete experience. Every experience is complete in and of itself. Every. Single. One. Those bags I carry, I carry for no reason at all. I can throw everyone of them to the side, because all those experiences were perfect and complete. All of them lead to growth, development, and a tiny little victory as a result.

They are all complete.

So put the bags down. Let yourself be sad. And then get up without the bags this time.

I thank you for your time. Adiamas.

--Kyriel