Personal Karma, Family/Ancestral Karma

I believe it’s worth taking into account both personal and ancestral karma because failing to learn the lessons brought from our past lives or passed down from our ancestors, as well as failing to resolve the karmic debts left behind by us or our ancestors, hinder us significantly in achieving our desired goals and fulfilling our personal mission in this life, and even affects the strange way in which we seem to exercise our free will. Ancestral karma—that is, from our parents—is extraordinarily important, because it is associated with our genetic makeup. What I inherit from my ancestors is completely imprinted within me, in my physical body. It’s not just some abstract concept from past lives, from who knows when—I see what I do with it and, if necessary, set it aside for another time.

For this reason, it is best to address ancestral karma first and foremost—not only because it is the first to appear in our lives and influence our decisions and behavior, but also because it is the first to appear in our lives and influence our decisions and behavior. Immediately after that—or perhaps even simultaneously—it is also worth resolving the personal karma we have carried over from our past lives. It is more closely tied to our personal mission; we’ll see that it begins to manifest a little later in our lives and, in a way, depends more on us and the efforts we can make. Both can be identified through an analysis of the birth mandala, through the interpretation of the yogic numerogram (or another numerogram from a different numerological system), or through the interpretation of multidimensional dowsing parameters. Once I understand what this is all about, it’s much easier to get to work; I know the goals I need to achieve and can more easily follow the steps I outlined in The Awakening—that is, I know myself, I accept myself, and I control myself.

My work as a writer, educator, and mentor is based on my lifelong experience and is, above all else, a proposal for a philosophical model. Based on this model, you can form your own opinions and practices. You are free to do so, and this is an expression of your free will. The goal is none other than spiritual evolution, as I describe it in my books and articles. And any course can also be viewed as a literary salon, as a cultural event. Follow your doctor’s advice and do not stop any treatment prescribed by him or her!

The interpretation of the personal mandala and dowsing measurements are techniques for observing reality that cannot be scientifically proven; they are entirely subjective and depend on the counselor’s imagination, and the information received in this way is not absolute truth, but rather the counselor’s personal opinion formed through the interpretation of the birth date mandala, the name mandala, relationships, and measurements of certain parameters that can be described but not proven. The entire interpretation can be viewed as a story written by the counselor, inspired by their client. To the extent that you feel the counselor has written the story well, that it helps you gain awareness and regain your balance and inner resources, take it into account. If it does not strike you as an inspired story of your life, you may disregard the interpretation.

Personal Karma, Family/Ancestral Karma. Analysis and Interpretation through Mandalas, Numerology and Radiesthesia, by Vlad T. Popescu

Table of Contents

Importance of the Subject

A Brief Overview of Karma

How Does It Work in Practice?

Karma and Free Will

The Practice of Interpreting Ancestral Karma and Personal Karma

Personal Karma

Ancestral Karma (Family/Lineage Karma)

Words that demobilize: ancestral karma as the effect of the education we received