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  Friday, 06 November 2020
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Greetings
My question is in regard to Karma.
I have read on this site that Cancer is caused by fornication and self pleasuring. The lesson goes on to state that there is no recapitulation for this, only pain.
If one honestly recapitulates their formication and repents with a contrite spirit and pain and a broken heart is that not sufficient for the Creator to give full forgiveness and even healing?
If the person is honestly repentive as
stated and acknowledges that one’s Cancer is the effect of what they caused, is that not recapitulation and worthy of the Creators forgiveness?
Especially if that individual has been in chastity and also has chosen the Direct Path?
Washed in the blood of the Christ only the Tikune for the karmic debt is payable.

How can Tikune be achieved without accepting the present Cancer, and how can one achieve Tikune without acknowledging the sin is between the individual and the Creator. If the individual understand the position can they ask for and be confident and
certain the Creator will remove the Tikune and heal the person from Cancer and the individual remains working on the Path and chaste preparing oneself for Sexual Magic?

Thank you . I have been blessed by your site and am purchasing your books.
3 years ago
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#23323
Accepted Answer
The greater the path, the more difficult, painful, and severe the law, because with power comes responsibility.

This is why those who take the direct path precisely suffer from incurable, painful, and terminal illnesses towards the end of initiation, since they chose to pay everything expediently.

Remorse, comprehension, and repentance are necessary, yet they cannot remove the inevitable results of mistaken actions. The law is the law.

Such karma is very painful and everyone must face it eventually. However, bodhisattvas are radical: they do it in one life because they want to help and heal a multitude of humanities right now. Therefore the tests, development, and ordeals are way more rigorous than those who approach it in small increments.

For thirty years I sought God. But when I looked carefully I found that in reality God was the seeker and I the sought. -Bayazid al-Bastami

3 years ago
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#23323
Accepted Answer
The greater the path, the more difficult, painful, and severe the law, because with power comes responsibility.

This is why those who take the direct path precisely suffer from incurable, painful, and terminal illnesses towards the end of initiation, since they chose to pay everything expediently.

Remorse, comprehension, and repentance are necessary, yet they cannot remove the inevitable results of mistaken actions. The law is the law.

Such karma is very painful and everyone must face it eventually. However, bodhisattvas are radical: they do it in one life because they want to help and heal a multitude of humanities right now. Therefore the tests, development, and ordeals are way more rigorous than those who approach it in small increments.

For thirty years I sought God. But when I looked carefully I found that in reality God was the seeker and I the sought. -Bayazid al-Bastami

3 years ago
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#23335
Nice reply, Almustafa!
3 years ago
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#23361
Very well put Almustafa, Thank you.
3 years ago
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#23518
Thank you Almustafa for your insight .
on this matter. Karma is created by our words and deeds as well as the responsibility of such actions. This law of cause and effect should have similar action when another word and action is taken. What I am saying is that their must be a counter balance or action to modify the original cause. That being sincere repentance and mercy. How else can the Creator exhibit such love if it does not follow sincere repentance as attained in meditative recapitulation, self ponder, remorse and discussion with ones Higher Self or Inner Guide.
At some point in ones journey you only need to consider the leather belt of ones father to know not to go in that direction .
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