Overcoming Ego through Unconditional Love

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I had an epiphany this morning on how to overcome ego, since I have been struggling with this issue for several months now. It is done through unconditional love.  For the last several days, my ego has been extremely overactive.  This is what seems to happen when we begin to release ego.

Whenever I even think about my Kundalini catalyst, my ego would go into overdrive, accusing and blaming him for the past, and my fear of being unloved or abandoned would surface.  I would then go through panic and anxiety.

Recently with my practice of observing my ego as a third-party bystander, I have begun to identify the thoughts of ego versus my higher self.  Whenever ego takes control, I hear negative thoughts, then fear, panic, and anxiety would rise up in me. Instead of reacting, I would simply observe this objectively and acknowledging that this is the work of my ego.

What is allowing me to overcome ego’s control of my emotions and subsequent reactions is simply unconditional love.  It is this love we have for others that allows us to overcome ego’s manic need for control through fear and doubt.  When we finally realize that our ego is destroying the relationships with those we love, we begin to want that love for others more than ego’s need for identity.  It is this unconditional love that motivates us to release our egos for something greater, more beautiful, and worthwhile.  I now realize that I want that love much more than I want to identify with ego.

I believe this is the beginning of how we release ego’s control, and feel grateful that a light went off in my head today reminding me that my love for others is more important than my ego’s need for identity.  I now better understand unconditional love.  ~ Brooke (Copyright 2013 Kundalini Spirit with All Rights Reserved)

6 responses to “Overcoming Ego through Unconditional Love”

    1. Thank you for the honor of the repost. Blessings, Brooke

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    1. Thank you for the honor of your repost. Infinite light, Brooke

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  1. Dear Brooke, this seems a more sure method for me to what is described as the kundalini as I read about it after interests sparked by your reports. I use a simple method myself. Two steps break down perhaps into many more as necessary. 1) I am the center of any disturbance that I feel and I may break that down as need be – either detach from the external others or the ego and observe these others as they are doing their best so I must examine myself for ego self-serving motives, resentment/jealousness, etc of the other — you probably get the idea – I want to confront my defects and seek for removal of these. By removal, I focus on positive attributes, such as for example to seek resourcefulness rather than inadequacy – “I am blessed by endless talents which I will utilize today.” 2) love others as I would love myself,,, most of the negative emotion that do arise from within seem tied to the past still. Some are new layers of pains that I had already dealt with but now present themselves by other defects – love myself and accept this realization is from the past and has no power in my now – let it go but keep the lesson – go back to step 1 and review the flaw and seek the strengths. This is brief because I think you already know this by your methods. If you would want to discuss how your work flows, I’d love to learn about it more.
    Blessings.
    ~ Eric

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    1. Thank you for sharing your practice with me. You practice seems to be similar to my emotional release practice and observing ego practice combined together that I use for my ascension work. I am sharing these links here: https://kundalinidotorg.wordpress.com/emotional-release-practice/ and https://kundalinidotorg.wordpress.com/transforming-through-ego-loss/

      Blessings of light, Brooke

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