Good day, and I hope you are having a great week. This week I wanted to explore the actions
that you want to take when faced with disappointments, or are let down by
people or organizations. In our Western
world, it seems that the right action to facing disappointment is to return the favor, or
complain. Many people will jump on their favorite social media outlet and
either complain to their “friends” or disparage the party who disappointed
them. I want to approach this situation from the perspective of The Law of
Attraction (LOA).
As I deepen my study of Nichririn Buddhism, I also gain a
deeper understanding of the LOA. If for
example you happened to be disappointed at your work. Your boss is constantly
mean to you. You have been overlooked
for deserved promotions. Your colleagues do not appreciate you. It would be easy for you to retaliate by just
cruising along, or jumping ship and going to a different institution. However, let’s explore the energy and
vibration of such actions. If you
retaliate, you are essentially asking for more opportunities to be disappointed
because you are sending out a negative vibration. You cannot take retaliatory action without
bringing the same type of attributes into your life. It is a Universal Law. Not knowing the law does not make you immune
to it.
If you jump ship, it may or may not be a right choice for
you. It all depends on the vibration and
the feeling that is behind the action. Perhaps
the Universe has other opportunities in store for you. Perhaps you needed a jump start, or a kick in
the butt to expand yourself. Realize the
reality that if you happened to do this
because you are feeling like you are not being appreciated, this vibration will
follow you wherever you go. This feeling
of not being appreciated, is what you are putting out and your destination is
irrelevant. The vibration and the feelings will follow you. You can end up working at Google, or
Microsoft, or your favorite institution, and yet you will continue to have the
opportunities to experience these feelings of disappointments. So what is the
answer? What should you do?
Coincidently the Buddhist way of approaching these
situations, are extremely similar to how you
should handle them through the use of The Law of Attraction (LOA). The answer is simple in concept, yet
difficult to do. You do the best you can where you are. You be the best person you are. You try to help even the people who have “let
you down” because it is not about them.
It is about you and the vibration that you send out. By being the best you can be, you are
attracting the opportunities to shine the best within you and sooner or later
someone will notice. This is not an easy
practice to put into action, but it is the right thing to do. As you know the
LOA states whatever vibration you put out, you attract the opportunities to
experience those same situations. You do
the work you do because of who you are. You put the effort that you put into
your work because of who you are. If
who you are is someone who just gives half @$$ed effort, then you will attracted
the results of being mediocre. You will attract more situations and
opportunities to be just ok, and you will even find evidence that it is the
right thing to do. We will see what we
want to see. Friends may suddenly empathize
with you. You will see people in your
same situation retaliating. You may
think you have been passed over for promotions, yet the reality is that the
Universe knows exactly the right time and the right situation for your best
interest. You just never give up and
continue to do what you are doing to the best of your abilities.
If you did not receive the rewards that you believe you deserved,
rest assured that something better is on its way to you. This is not an easy pill to swallow when you
are faced with the situation in your present moment. It is the TRUTH, and it will take time for
this truth to sink in. It will take time
for understanding to come, and if the disappointment is something that is
happening to you right now, I advise you to take some time before you make any decisions
on the future of your actions. Do not
make rash decisions in the heat of being absorbed with emotions. Weigh your options carefully, and do your due
diligence. Make the choice when you are calm and in the
right frame of mind. You don’t want to
make a choice which on the surface looks great but will end up costing you more
disappointments.
I hope this makes sense. Please feel free to share this with
anyone who may benefit from it, and as always comment on my Facebook page, and
Twitter feed. Till next week, I wish you continued success.
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