I believe it’s worth taking personal karma and ancestral karma (family/lineage karma) into account because failing to learn the lessons brought from our past lives or received from our lineage/family, as well as not settling the debts left behind by ourselves or our ancestors, hinders us significantly in achieving our desired goals, fulfilling our personal mission in this life, and even affects the strange way in which we seem to exercise our free will.

Ancestral karma—from our parents—is extraordinarily important because it is tied to our genetic baggage. What we inherit from our ancestors is fully imprinted in me, in my physical body. It’s not just some abstract thing from other lives, from who-knows-when, that I can deal with later or leave for another time.

What I’ve received from my parents influences me right here and now. Many other things, many other lessons in this life are hard to understand and go through because, the moment I start a practice, a technique, enter a school of personal or spiritual evolution, or simply do things correctly—even the most ordinary and mundane ones—ultimately, my body, the reserves stored there, the traps there, the lessons there, can hold me back, can pull me down again.

Therapists have observed that when working with a person on a specific issue, if they don’t also address ancestral karma, for about three days the client truly feels amazing—as if healed, full of power, dreaming that all paths have opened before them, accomplishing whatever they want—but after those three days, their body (in fact, the ancestral karma) pulls them back, saying: “Hold on a moment, you still have many other things to resolve before you can deal with what you worked on with the therapist; what you’re trying now is not truly accessible to you yet.”

For this reason, it’s preferable to address ancestral karma first and foremost. Moreover, it is the first to appear in our lives and influences our decisions and behavior.Immediately after it—or even concurrently—it’s worth resolving personal karma as well, the one we arrived with from our past lives. This one is more closely linked to our personal mission; we will see that it begins to manifest a bit later in our lives, depending more on us and the efforts we can make.

Both can be inventoried through analysis of the birth mandala, interpretation of the yogic numerogram (or another numerogram from a different numerological system), or interpretation of multidimensional radiesthesia parameters. Once I know what it’s about, it’s much easier to get to work—I know the targets I need to hit and can more easily follow the steps I presented in Awakening: knowing myself, accepting myself, controlling myself.

Resolving personal karma and ancestral karma is not some mere fantasy, nor is it optional. If we make progress on the path of personal evolution, we do so because—consciously or unconsciously—we have resolved some of our karmic issues.

You can buy the book here: Personal Karma, Family/Ancestral Karma. Analysis and Interpretation through Mandalas, Numerology and Radiesthesia, by Vlad T. Popescu – Payhip

My work as a writer, educator, and mentor is based on my lifelong experience and is, above all else, a proposal for a philosophical model. Based on this model, you can form your own opinions and practices. You are free to do so, and this is an expression of your free will. The goal is none other than spiritual evolution, as I describe it in my books and articles. And any course can also be viewed as a literary salon, as a cultural event. Follow your doctor’s advice and do not stop any treatment prescribed by him or her!

The interpretation of the personal mandala and dowsing measurements are techniques for observing reality that cannot be scientifically proven; they are entirely subjective and depend on the counselor’s imagination, and the information received in this way is not absolute truth, but rather the counselor’s personal opinion formed through the interpretation of the birth date mandala, the name mandala, relationships, and measurements of certain parameters that can be described but not proven. The entire interpretation can be viewed as a story written by the counselor, inspired by their client. To the extent that you feel the counselor has written the story well, that it helps you gain awareness and regain your balance and inner resources, take it into account. If it does not strike you as an inspired story of your life, you may disregard the interpretation.

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