May Sixteenth, 2024

 

 

So I want to give you more of the backstory of how I got to this concept of Karma not being real in the way most think it is. Like, a really strong knowing of breaking soul contracts and what that does for you.

I opened up my past life abilities back in, like, 2016 or 2017. And at that time, I had healed my own life. And that’s how I opened up the abilities to take people in.

I was doing tarot readings at the time, and someone would book with me for a tarot reading, and I’d be like, "No, you need to do a past life... That’s what we’re doing... That’s what you’re needing... You wouldn’t have booked with me if you didn’t need that... That’s what we’re doing now."

And I saw so much benefit from like, seeing my past life, experiencing it, releasing soul fragments, releasing soul contracts. And holy shit, my world around me was changing dramatically from just that healing.

Along with that, I started taking people more and more, especially once I got onto TikTok, taking them into past lives and stuff. And we started understanding that if we were to look at a past life with somebody who was their abuser, we were trying to see if—based on what spirituality says karma is, or what a lot of 5D spiritual people say karma is—where did the abused person hurt the other person. And is now receiving Karma for it?

And it wasn’t like that at all. It was literally stupid fucking promises that we make to people. Like, “I will protect you forever.” “I will love you forever.” Or if someone is abusing you because of their own trauma they haven’t healed yet, the person that’s getting abused will go, "One day I’m gonna prove to them that I’m worthy of love." And then go to the next life, they’re still connected, still trying to  prove they’re worthy of love.

It was so crazy to understand this and detangle it, and figure all that out.

Kate and I just went wild looking at our own stuff, releasing soul contracts. Shit, I was having a conversation with her today and she was releasing soul contracts. We’ll say certain things and then be like, oh shit, yep, we gotta release a soul contract with that.

We release all of them. We don’t want any promises or anything that we made in any other lifetime. We’re very careful with our words now. We don’t do soul contracts. Even saying “never” can be a soul contract. Saying “whatever you do” can be a soul contract.

Try saying this and see how much is released:

"Spirit, please release all soul contracts that are no longer in the highest good."

Anyway, yeah. Just a little perspective on what people consider karma. It isn’t exactly what you thought it was.

Hope you enjoy.

Okay, bye.