When we encounter a beautiful place, the magnetic allure of its atmosphere beckons us to visit, enticing us to linger. Similarly, when we encounter someone radiating a captivating energy, it draws us in, making us feel endeared, eager to draw near, and even desiring a connection. This compelling aura is characterized by qualities such as serenity, kindness, and, most importantly, harmlessness. When individuals exude this energy, others feel no need for self-protection or fear of harm; they naturally gravitate towards such individuals.
Conversely, when we encounter someone or something we strongly dislike, it's often because they emit an aura of contempt. This energy may not be directed at us personally, but it dominates their overall demeanor. Our instinctual response is to distance ourselves from it, a natural reaction to repel negative energy. Another scenario is when two individuals share similar challenges; they can find themselves drawn to each other.
Most people react in accordance with the energy emitted by others. However, once we embark on a journey of meditation and self-awareness, we must inquire whether we remain trapped in this reflexive mode of response. Are we capable of changing it after recognizing this instinctive reaction? This transformation doesn't entail opposing the other person; it involves a shift within us. As we awaken to observe and then release our own inner obstacles, this change in attitude represents an elevation of consciousness and an expression of compassion.
Suzhen Liu
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