Universal Principle that "Whatever We Resist, Persists"

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English - September 05, 2022 16:00 - 3 minutes - 3.39 MB
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SUMMARY

The principle that whatever we resist, persists, is one that can be applied to many areas of life. If we are resistant to change or to new things, we may find that they continue to be a part of our lives, causing tension and stress. Recognizing this principle can help us to let go of resistance and allow love and light to shine through. The speaker discusses how resistance can often be futile, and that it is oftentimes better to just move through it. They compare this to two countries at war, where if one just loves and moves through, a new dynamic is created. The results can be miraculous and shocking. The speaker reminds the listener that while they make every effort to broadcast correct information, they are still learning and that medicine is a constantly changing science and art. The listener is reminded that they should use this podcast as medical advice to treat any medical condition in either themselves or others.

TIMESTAMPS

0:00:01 The Principle of Resistance In today's episode of the Zenbring Podcast, we explore the principle of resistance and how it can impact our lives. We discuss how resisting the things that come up in our life can cause tension and stress, and how this can lead to unhappiness and strained relationships. We also explore

0:01:50 The Power of Love vs. The Power of Resistance

HIGHLIGHTS

It's like if you had two people of war or two countries of war and they're coming at each other and it creates tension and resistance. But if one of them just kind of just like loved and they moved right through, you would create a new dynamic and it wouldn't be resistance.

And it's really interesting to see that firsthand when the things that come up in our life that we do resist and the things that we are uncomfortable with or the attitudes that we want to hold onto is really resisting the love and the light that is trying to shine through.

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