Shake Anderson · @Shake9169
12th May 2010 from Twitlonger
The Law of Non-resistance
The law of non-resistance teaches that whenever you resist some situation, you are giving more power to it. This way you make the problem increasingly harder to solve.
What you resist always persists. This is because by resisting something you are directing negative energy to that object.
You make it stronger therefore it affects you more negatively. The problem may even appear too big to be solved.
You start feeling disempowered and you lose hope that you can overcome such situation.
This happens because you use your energy to resist the situation, and you have no or little energy left to actually overcome it. By acting this way you disobey the law of non-resistance.
The first sign of resisting any situation is when you start struggling with it. Struggle always shows that you are going against the flow. You should change the direction whenever you notice that you always struggle with some situation in your life.
How to make the law of non-resistance work for you
The best way to approach any problem is by firstly acknowledging it. You should see the situation for what it is, and not neglect any aspect of it. After acknowledging it you should take action from the present moment, rather than from over-thinking.
Whenever you acknowledge the problem, you completely surrender to it. By that you are saying to yourself 'I know that I have the problem in my life'. This lets you see the situation in the best way possible – for what the situation truly is.
Whatever action you take from such acknowledgement will be the correct action. Why? Because by acting from the state of acknowledgement you are giving only positive energy to the action you are taking to solve a problem.
Whenever you give out positive energy, you receive positive energy back. So when you take a positive action to solve a problem, you will get a solved problem in return. You should always take positive rather than negative action. This way you will make the law of non-resistance work for you.
If you see no way to solve a problem, you should leave it for a while. When you come back to it, you will notice that the problem was solved by someone else or you will get ideas in your mind that will lead you to the solving of a problem.
But that will only happen if you leave the problem unsolved with a peaceful mind rather than worrying about it throughout the day.