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How Does Karma Work, Really? - NLP

Summary

, 21 min

Karma read through the NLP model of communication: samskaras as memories stored on the timeline, vasanas as behavioral tendencies, ashaya as intention. Subconscious filters that delete, distort and generalize shape what each person perceives, so clearing past decisions with Time Line Therapy or OM Japa changes karma; affirmations work best as small, believable steps.

In this video

Teaches
KarmaSamskaraDeletion, distortion and generalization
Discusses
SubconsciousTime Line TherapyTad JamesNeuro-linguistic programming (NLP)Law of attractionAffirmationsSmall wins
Mentions
Paramahansa YoganandaRichard BandlerMihály CsíkszentmihályiJill Bolte TaylorOM Japa in the ChakrasParts integrationJeremy Breazeale

Key moments

00:00Karma through the lens of NLP00:58Samskara: impressions stored as memories on your timeline01:58Point to past and future to find your timeline02:37Tad James gets a letter from India: the akashic record03:39Memories form the personality05:12Touch a memory and it changes06:20Vasanas and ashaya: tendencies and intention07:21The NLP model of communication and the flood of input09:14Delete, distort and generalize: a Dixie cup at Niagara Falls10:48Why family members remember the same event differently12:15Jill Taylor without the left brain's filters13:15Thinking of a truck, seeing trucks everywhere15:24Karma as opportunity: reprogram your filter17:21Why affirmations create inner conflict18:20Shrink the goal into believable steps19:04Align your energies: Jeremy Breazeale's principle