Miss Karolina, you look amazing

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Great videos ❤

start praying to lord shiva and reading about his lessons , he is the creator of yoga and this universe . you'll learn more about energy and destiny and what do you think on astral travel have you experienced it

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Hi Karolina, I just bumped into your channel and watched this episode of yours. I really felt it. It was so relatable, I subscribed right away. I am a lost soul carrying a burden on my shoulders of guilt which motivated me to start a KZfaq channel called 'Please Say Something'. I am sure you have the compassion in you to maybe see what I am trying to say, if you were to have a look at it. I'd definitely like any feedback or comment as well. Thanks for what you are doing and sharing with the world.

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Unconditional love means discerning who supports us and who may harm us, without judgment or blame. It comes from understanding our shared oneness and consciousness, leading us to avoid causing harm and to love unconditionally. Even when others are incapable of this, we can still love unconditionally, recognizing that their inability to understand may result in hurt, judgment, and conflict. That’s when you set boundaries and remove yourself. We’re not perfect we’re human. We don’t need to love the ones who hurt us but to give out unconditional love causes a ripple effect even when you can’t see it the highest frequency is love and each one of us have an affect on one another.

The only way to love is unconditionally. Picture this: I do my own cooking, my own cleaning, my own finances, I manage my own emotions and make sure I have what I need, without requiring anything from another person. Now introduce into the mix a beautiful woman. Now that I have a woman, suddenly I require something from her or need to place boundaries on her? Why? I didn't need to before. And I'm better off with the woman than without. So what the hell do I have to lose by loving unconditionally? What's going to happen? She's going to hate me and leave because I don't nag her and because I accept her as she is without making a big deal out of it?

I love my son unconditionally. Everyone else's is conditional as it should be.

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❤❤❤you are awesome, thank you so much for sharing your perspective on unconditional love, i can very much relate and I appreciate you and your bravery in putting this video out there and being completely authentic🙏

Funny how that works. All the bad things that seemed to be a curse, turned out to be a blessing 😊

It's wonderful that you've learned these valuable life lessons and are sharing them with others. ❤

hell yea! fake intros are lame AF

Definitely a current topic of concern for me. My most recent spiritual teacher put an emphasis on recognizing boundaries, and not getting caught up in spiritual bypassing, where we use spiritual concepts like unconditional love or some other woo woo love or higher self to AVOID doing what we know we're supposed to do (or not do). This happens to co-incide with encountering teachings from other teachers who put an emphasis on the concept of maturity, and who frame spiritual growth as growing up and becoming an adult. I can't tell if it's a direction my own path is just now taking, or if it's the general climate of spiritual teachings right now. I would guess that it probably has something to do with what might also be a general climate of mental health right now, which itself might be due to the epidemic of depression and recent events like covid. As I do associate the concept of boundaries with mental health dialogue. Another topic of concern for me, which has been ongoing and quite difficult, is the concern of setting boundaries. I've not yet had one conversation I can recall where anyone would remotely agree, but I have this view about "boundaries" where I feel that the message to set healthy boundaries is incomplete. Because it seems to ignore the difficulties that come with actually enforcing those boundaries. But the moment I start talking about this, it feels like I've hit upon some kind of dogma, and there's defensiveness or diversion in the other person listening. Or it could just be that I'm plain wrong. In my own life, I find boundary setting incredibly difficult. To the point where I spend a lot energy actually coping with having my boundaries constantly breached, often intentionally by a malevolent person. The next logical step seems like the thing to do in such a situation is to flee. Until you find out you've dragged your "karma" along with you and the next person is even worse. So, I'm starting to feel like this might actually be the very crux, the very name of the game of life itself. Is the battle of the boundaries. In all the forms that it may take, and that it's the most difficult thing, because of the fact that life is the most difficult game. Because life is competition for limited resources. So yeh, I still often think a lot about boundaries and what it means. As much as I think about love and what that might mean. Which is like a topic all on it's own. I mean, sometimes spiritual teachers allude to a love that is not a fluffly emotional love, and it leaves me quite confused. It reminds me of when spiritual teachers and people would talk about truth like it was some advanced philosophy concept, and then I suddenly realized it was just about not lying. I feel like this woo woo cosmic love thing might be similar. But for now I know emotional love.

I try to be expressive and nit judging. I connect to nature. I was around fanatic christians who constanty demean you and devalue you.

Been self isolating for too long. I need to connect to nature and real people. I trust my own intuition and I resonate with what goes on. We are wired to be social and collaborate with other people. I needed to be around like minded people. Not healthy to isolate. I have no fear. I have bee treated like that. People can be mean. I needed to be around better people.

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I've been thinking about this topic for a long time. Trust me. And I also have been on both sides of what seems like a fence about whether judgement is valid or not. But what I explain here doesn't support either side of that fence. It just puts everything into proper perspective if you read to the end. Also I want to say that you're incredibly impressive to me. I just recognize almost everything that you say. And I've watched a lot of spiritual content from a lot of different kinds of teachers, and I would respectfully describe you as unseeming but remarkable in your wisdom. One concern is what I will creatively term, the friendly-fire concern. And another concern is what I will call the truth concern. First lets define what judgement is in the first place. It can be stated simply as evaluating a thing to be good or bad. Now the concern about truth, has two perspectives. One about the nature of judgement itself, and another about the validity of it. From one perspective, it's a concern about whether or not there is such a thing as good or bad, independent of personal or animal values. So it's a concern about whether good and bad are absolute things, which exist before and after life on Earth, or whether they are instead relative things, which we make up, depending on what it is we happen to value, as apposed to what a dog or a fish or rock values. From another perspective it's a concern about whether or not we can make accurate judgements (or evaluations about good and bad) on other people. Without getting it too wrong. Cos if it's not accurate, our assessments of a good or bad person, itself becomes not so good (not accurate or true). Now the second concern is about who we are judging. And we can also look at this from two perspectives. One is a psychological perspective. And another is a spiritual perspective. From a psychological perspective, judgement appears to me to be a builtin mechanism for maintaining our ego/identity, through a process of reconciling feelings which contradict that identity. Such as guilt and shame, etc. So the mind, deals with these feelings which threaten to expose our self-image as flimsy and untrue, by re-associating those feelings, with the image of other people on the outside, whom we judge. So that those feelings reference them, instead of us. This also explains why (from my perception) people with burried (unprocessed) guilt and shame seems to be more prone to judging others. So to put in the most simple terms possible. When we judge others, if what I just said is at least partially true (and I strongly feel it is), then it means we are also actually judging ourselves. Our shadow. Hence "friendly-fire". And I can elaborate much more on why this actually eventually becomes a problem for us in the end. From a spiritual perspective, it's basically about the same idea of we are judging ourselves. But not via some psychological identity maintenance mechanism. But instead more literally. So there's not much to explain there. Now it seems like I've made a strong argument for why we shouldn't judge (at least no other humans or animals for that matter), but my very first point provides all the neccessary validation for what judgement is useful for. Other than burying one's shadow that is. See, just because values are relative and sort of made up, doesn't make them invalid. Maybe not absolutely true, but relatively true. It may make no difference to the cosmos what happens on our planet (I honestly don't know), but it does make a different to... our planet. That being, all the beings who inhabit it. And to us. And maybe whoever else is witness to it. The question is, what do we actually value? And what does life actually value? The other thing is, just because judging others, can be framed as judging yourself, it also doesn't make it completely invalid. The only question is a simple question that even a five year old can understand. It's the question of, if that other person was us, how would we want to be judged? The problem is, most people can't even make that mental leap, because the very reason behind why they're judging in the first place (the psychological one), makes them incapable of sharing the same identity (even hypothetically) with the bad guy. And so to my perception, in the world, the inclination to judge, seem far more of a problem in the world in general, than the inclination to not judge in one subset of the world which is spirituality. So personally I would lean towards "try not to judge, or else do it as if you are literally judging yourself".

Actually it is possible to reach high level of consciousness without developing emotionally first. I know it's possible, because that is my experience. I'm highly developed spiritually, but at the same time highly underdeveloped emotionally and socially. Awakening, Enlightenment or Liberation is possible, because it's about transcending the identification with body, mind and ego. Identification with the ego may disappear, but the body does not. Life goes on, and whatever psychological or emotional issues are unresolved will have to be addressed.

Thank you for sharing your experience. It gave me a lot of insight into my own life. Now, I understand why I feel so attracted to you. We share a similar pattern of emotional neglect in the family, although there are some major differences. You seem to be very tuned into your body and emotions, while I'm quite the opposite. Most of the time, feelings flow under the radar and I must use intellect to figure out what I'm feeling. This and other things lead me to believe, that I'm autistic. It seems that I'm unable to tell what other people are feeling, unless they tell me. I think that I'm slowly starting to notice, acknowledge and express my feelings and desires. I know it will sound crazy, but I have the feeling that you are someone I want to be close with.

Miss Karolina you are very nice to look at

Sis thank you for sharing. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kMxinNaftLLTZY0.htmlsi=OBzQunDnz1oesiIP

But what do I do if I do not know which one of two truths is correct? They both have inner consistency and do not have inner contradictions, I can argue for both of them, however they contradict to one another. How do I select which one mentality should be mine? I have no personal inclinations or interests of any kind, so I cannot choose by myself.

Your explanation of judgment as a sign of disconnection is eye-opening and helps clarify the difference between expressing oneself and being judgmental.This message is truly empowering and valuable for anyone on a self-development journey. 🍀

Thank you for sharing this thought-provoking video! It's a wonderful reminder to appreciate the beauty and potential of our world.

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Great video. Very inspiring.

The work that goes into making us who we are should be an indication of the roles we need to serve. I was treated like garbage too. I was rented, and sold. My entire worldview was adapted to believe that all people are monsters. That all situations are traps. But being forced to heal from that meant learning so much about emotion, empathy, communication, and seeing things from multiple angles. It built emotional intelligence that baffles people as mindreading, because I can see right through them. Maybe our job is to illuminate a part of humanity that isn't fully understood because the experiences and growth required to reveal it are relatively rare.

Really beautiful summary ❤ interconnected vs oneness is more empowering whether it’s true or not- it feels better to me as well. You have agency over powerlessness. And this helps your life.

i would agree with u if i hadnt seen the archaeological evidence for Jesus and his resurrection.

JUST U HAVE TO BA AWARE AND TO LISTEN TO YOUR BODY

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WONDERFULL,i feel like i disvovered a gem❤

Teal Swan talks about this "Everything Is Within You" spiriitual teaching which is in some way "correct" ... BUT there its a HUGE BUT in relation to that so called all is within you teaching..because we are not ment to live alone and if one has RELATION traumas from this life or from past genereations carry with us which most likely we all have then the only way to heal and release those traumas is within RELATIONSHIPS and the life of humans DO revolves around interactions. IN the wellness + Wisdom blog podcast here on youtube Teal Swan has a great conversation with Josh Trent and they do touch upon this very topic and i can highly recommand that conversation which is called "FEMINISM ERADICATING MEN. WOMAN CAN'T DO IT ALL OF THEIR OWN and in this conversation they touch upon sooo many amazing topics and one of them is ANCESTREAL HEALING ❤

Thank you for your words 🙏 I've self isolated myself from others for a large portion of my life because my way of being felt so different than those around me. Your words really helped process some of these thoughts I couldn't put into words so thank so much and may you find eternal joy within yourself so as to share with others🙏👏🙏

Great video and insights! Loved it 💖💖

Yes. Accountability is everything. I love your transformation energy

Yess. I was fooled too. The mirrors are so deep. My body got so sick around certain people and in my last relationship. I’m sad I had to let it all go, but it makes sense why I was so ill.

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