10.02.2024
I have come to a deep realization of a “Sphere of Protection” that surrounds me. This spiritual field, subtle yet profound, operates within the realm of my Bardo — the space between states — as an active expression of Dharma. It is not separate from Karma, but rather harmonized with it, rooted in the Lifescape and nourished by the teachings of the path. At the center of this protection lies the gift of surrender. It is more than a spiritual principle — it is both a practice and an empowerment, allowing me to experience the truths of Dharma in beautiful and life-affirming ways.
The challenge arises when I encounter what I call “Karma People.” These are individuals who carry energies or patterns that trigger reactions in my field. Their presence stirs subtle vibrations that do not resonate with my own frequency. This disharmony compels me into situations that feel uncomfortable, often activating old patterns and survival mechanisms. I can recognize this process now — a reflex shaped by a Lifetime of Conditioning, a tendency to resolve discomfort swiftly in pursuit of inner safety and equilibrium.
This Lifetime of Conditioning is, in itself, the root of suffering. It feeds off the illusion of control — a belief that I must manage and direct everything in order to avoid loss or chaos. Yet, ironically, this attachment to control breeds more suffering. The antidote, the path forward, is surrender. When I let go, when I trust the flow of the Lifescape, something extraordinary happens: the Sphere of Protection becomes visible, almost tangible. It manifests not just as a barrier against disharmony, but as a wellspring of blessings.
In moments of surrender, I witness life-changing events — subtle miracles, synchronicities, and sacred reminders. These are not random. They are the voice of grace, the very essence of the protective sphere around me. The grace flows freely when I acknowledge it, when I remember these experiences and record them as sacred gratitude. That gratitude is not just a feeling; it becomes part of the structure of the sphere itself, reinforcing it, enlivening it.
There is also a sacred key — the guiding presence of the Sangha Being. This guide may appear in the form of a guru, a sensei, or an inner voice that channels wisdom from higher sources. Through this guidance, I am reminded that I am not alone in this spiritual journey.
And then, there is Hanuman — the embodiment of divine devotion and strength. He stands as a symbol and a force capable of dispelling any disturbance. His presence reminds me that no matter what karmic energies may enter my space, the ultimate grace comes from the Source — from GOD — who grants protection, peace, and clarity.
In all things, it is GOD who brings grace. Through surrender, I align with that grace and remain within the safety and power of the Sphere of Protection.