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Home | Religion & Spirituality This is why the power of your thought and recognizing the value of our thoughts and controlling them so they are productive to peace, harmony and love is so critically important to us. We as human beings are quite skilled and controlled in our use of words, so that disharmony isn't prevalent in our lives from what we say, but for some reason we don't seem to control our thoughts in a way that readily manifests our destiny. You may or may not be aware that our destiny is completely in our hands. However, we seem to make excuses to not put into practice the law of harmlessness, and we hand off responsibility, hence allowing others to handle our fate for us. So it is for this reason, the law of harmlessness appears dysfunctional in many humans lives. In thinking about it further, by not allowing in the law of harmlessness in our lives and producing a life of love with our thoughts, we're creating the opposite of life, which is that of death. How can this be? If you think about it, the law across the globe states that "Thou Shalt Not Kill" in the physical sense that is. But how then, can we be allowed to kill on a seemingly lesser level (but still as deadly) with the use of our words and thoughts. We can kill someone to a certain level with the words we speak, and when asked we'll give many reasons as justify what it is we're doing. The most destructive killing comes as the by product of our thoughts, especially when we don't take control of them. Nature seems to have a knowing and the law of harmlessness built into it, it self-heals as soon as the human race stops abusing it. If we can learn to work with nature and see ourselves as part of it, we'll begin to derive the necessary insights that are offered by Mother Nature and adopt them into our own lives, characteristics and actions. By adopting the law of harmlessness and directing it towards ourselves first, we'll in turn become harmless towards others living in the world at the same time. This means working on instilling this law into ourselves and cease being destructive to ourselves. The reason why we may be more destructive to ourselves than harmless, is somewhere in society it has become accepted to down talk ourselves, but if we talk ourselves up we're often seen as egotistical. And as a result, we decrease our own value in communications with others, because we've given such a low opinion of our self, out intelligence, our capabilities and our physical identity. How many of us answer when asked, with "I am the best..." whatever it is you do, in the world? It's just not readily accepted as a positive response to have self-pride and loving yourself, and it's rather sad that self-love is seen as negative. Because all of this sort of behaviour is not in conjunction with the law of harmlessness. We have to identify and praise our God given talents and qualities, not diminish them because of what society will think about it. As thoughts are things, we know the power of the spoken word. And every time we speak lowly of ourselves or rather, play our talents and strong points down in public, we are effectively confirming that we aren't worthy of that talent on a sub-conscious level. So in sending out this energy which is supported by the actions of our body, we are actually admitting to ourselves, our sub-conscious and anyone who listens of our less than actual, state of ability and accomplishments. Of course we're only doing this because we're taught to be humble and wish to appear to be a humble, regular person. The challenge then is for us as talented individuals, each with our various skills, to communicate in a spoken way that surrenders this "regular person" demeanour. By identifying how to convey our own unique talents that could be important to those who we interact with. By informing people from a perspective of balanced understanding of ourselves and our identified talents, and by respectfully sharing with others in how you're developing your own creative opportunities you effectively build your own self-esteem in a harmless "non-egotistical" way. You could even end up really helping someone who needs such talents you have, and this would once again be in alignment with the law of harmlessness. So to finalize, you need to be aware of how many times we harm ourselves on a regular basis because we convey our inadequacies, self-doubt and insecurities, just so we play ourselves down with those sharing the similar stories around us. To be harmless to ourselves we need to cut back on the sin of omitting our talents and information us that could help others, as omission is denial. With the law of harmlessness we get to practice active listening and selective choosing, because we have the power to be harmless to ourselves and therefore harmless to everyone else as well. And by being aware of the law of attraction, law of compensation and law of cause and effect we know that the scenarios we find ourselves in are from our own thought process and manifestation, and these laws in action. Now that you're more knowledgeable on this law of harmlessness, you'll be able to sift through the information and scenarios that you find yourself manifesting into your life in a harmless way on yourself and others. You'll be able to balance out your responses in the way you handle each situation and people in a way that works for you, rather than you being slave (and feel like a victim) to the situation. Article Source: http://www.articlewheel.com
Adam Price is a holistic success author on the laws of the universe for life & business. Learn how tap into the powerful laws of the universe in your life by visiting: www.Law-Of-Attraction-And-Success.com
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