The Truth About Your Pain: Why Modern Spirituality Is Misleading You
Modern Spirituality Has Been Lying to You About Your Pain | Abraham Hicks Was Right,” which explores the core concepts of the Law of Attraction and the “Inner Being” as taught by Abraham Hicks.
The Truth About Your Pain: Why Modern Spirituality Is Misleading You
In a world filled with complex self-help methods and elaborate spiritual maps, we are often taught that our suffering is a result of external circumstances—our past, our bodies, or the people around us. However, a deeper understanding of our “Inner Being” reveals a different perspective: the true cause of pain is internal, and we have the power to navigate it in real time.
Understanding the Two Versions of You
According to the teachings of Abraham Hicks, each individual consists of two parts:
- The Physical You: The portion of your identity that exists in the physical world, experiencing the daily weight and challenges of life.
- The Inner Being: A non-physical, eternal portion of you that remained at the source. This version of you is whole, does not judge, and sustains everything you have ever asked for throughout your life.
The difference between these two is not one of nature or essence, but of vibration or frequency. When these two versions of yourself are misaligned, you experience emotional discomfort.
The Emotional Guidance System: Your Internal Navigation
Emotion is not just a subjective reaction; it is a highly precise navigation instrument installed in you since birth. Abraham Hicks calls this the Emotional Guidance System.
- The Signal: Every emotion—from joy to frustration—reports the vibrational distance between your current thought and your Inner Being’s perspective on the same topic.
- Well-being vs. Discomfort: When your current thought matches what your Inner Being knows, you feel well-being. When it diverges, you feel discomfort or pain.
- The Misconception: We are often trained to view negative emotions like sadness or anger as enemies to be silenced. In reality, they are useful messages indicating a misalignment in our thoughts.
Why We Suffer: The Geometry of Pain
Suffering is essentially the measure of the distance between two points of view: yours in the physical moment and your Inner Being’s on the same matter.
- The Birth of Desire: Life’s conflicts automatically produce desires for their opposites. The moment a desire is born, your Inner Being captures it and begins inhabiting that expanded version of you.
- The Gap: While your Inner Being aligns with your most recent request for prosperity, love, or health, your physical self often remains focused on the lack of those things. This gap is what we feel as emotional pain.
The Power of the “Next Better Feeling Thought”
To find relief, you don’t need to change the external world or solve every deep-seated trauma. Instead, you must focus on vibrational improvement.
1.Acknowledge the Emotion: Treat it as a message, not a verdict.
2.Identify the Thought: Ask yourself what you are thinking about the situation that diverges from your broader perspective.
3.Soften the Gaze: Look for the “next better feeling thought”—one that provides even a millimeter of relief without sounding like a lie.
4.Repeat: As you find relief, your vibration moves closer to the Inner Being, eventually leading to a fusion where clarity and inspiration can arrive.
Rethinking Action: Alignment Before Effort
Many of us are caught in a cycle of “misaligned effort”—acting out of panic or a sense of lack. This type of action often reinforces the very problem we are trying to solve.
- Aligned Impulse: Real results come from action born of alignment. This is inspired action that feels natural and light, occurring when you stop pushing against your own resistance.
- The Law of Allowing: Allowing means letting go of the “oars” and trusting that the current of well-being is carrying you toward your expanded self. It is not passivity, but active receptivity.
Summary:
Reclaiming Your Power The most liberating truth is that you have always had control over your emotional experience, thought by thought. By shifting from external blame to internal alignment, you can close the gap between who you are now and the version of yourself that your Inner Being already inhabits.