Possessiveness

You can put a bird in a cage but you cannot do the same for a human. Have you seen termites attack wood?
Possessiveness makes us jealously opposed to the personal independence of our partners and this eats away at a relationship the way a termite attacks wood. Most of the time we don’t know that we are possessive and controlling others.

We try to impose our beliefs on others. We try to prove that he or she is wrong. Are you always worried where he or she is?
Are you always looking for an opportunity to track him or her?
You may call it over protection but it is really possessiveness. Over protection exists for kids, not for normal
adults. Give your partner space and respect each other’s privacy. Awareness of possessiveness is a challenge.

Analyze your thoughts and actions; don’t resist any negative inner voice or feeling. Analyze it and use the brain to check why it is there in the first place. True love does not come with possessiveness

Transformation: Knowledge, Meditation & Wisdom

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About Neeraj Sabharwal

Neeraj Sabharwal is the author of Transformation, a nonfiction book on the subject of spirit. Universal life issues are explored with spiritual knowledge. He shares many of the cosmic interactions that he has while in meditation. He is helping others to experience the same cosmic interactions. Raised in Chandigarh, India, Sabharwal now resides in Reston, Virginia. He has a BS in Technology with a major in Mechanical Engineering. He is currently working as an IT professional. The profits from Transformation sales are already going for children in poor areas through World Vision. Sabharwal would like to raise awareness to help children live without pain. To make a vow to accept no pain and to give no pain, through relieving pain. This is his non-profit to be launched soon. He works as coach on a one on one basis to discuss life issues and learning to meditate.

16. May 2010 von Neeraj Sabharwal
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