Why Condition if you Can Compassion?

Consciousness is the opposite process of conditioning. Conditioning doesn’t let room for compassion. Letting consciousness do it’s work (which is life) is flow. Flow. Letting it be. Being. I Am. In the present. The Present. When in consciousness, instead of a thousand judgements and expectations, we accept what is for what is. With respect for what is. All is O.K. Without it really being O.K.

Conditioning and Manipulation
Conditioning is the culture of our society and our family. It is what we have been born into and which we are to adapt ourselves to fit in to, especially to fit in. It’s a pattern of a group which as mammals, we live and love to live by patterns. We cannot escape it, especially from a young innocent age, but as adults we can become more aware of the conditioning. We can start to wake up and be awake. As a next step, we try to externalise it instead of trying to unify with it (to not love it so much any longer). As parents we can be aware of the conditioning we had from our parents or society and break the pattern of trying the same on our children and next generations. We can change our legacy. We can become more intelligent about our body, mind, soul on a systematic and dynamic level. We can create happiness and joy and a good world to live an thrive in.

Being like your parent
Most parents that copy their old conditioning will feel frustrated of ‘being like their parent’. A simple example is a parent with anger and that shouts on their child repeatedly. They remind themselves of their parent that was shouting on them and because they were hurt by their own parent, they relive those same emotions. They are on the other side, but they experience the same pain. It’s not a new emotion, it’s an old emotion. It’s always an old emotion. In consciousness we don’t ride, raise or rise by old emotions, we ride by the conscious wave. You will fall and you should slip and fall, but by remaining conscious, you can get back on your feet and autocorrect what you are doing. Stop shouting, replace it with compassion and flow.