Как выйти из замкнутого круга | Александр Меньшиков

🤍 This excerpt is taken from Alexander Menshikov's closed educational program "Enlightenment": https://edu.alexmenshikov.com/prosvet... We continue our deep conversations, share important practices, and find inner support in the cozy space of our Telegram channel. Join us: https://t.me/menshikov_briefly Drama as a Habit: How to Break the Vicious Cycle Why does our life so often resemble a storm, where we spend all our time coping with endless problems? We flee from the feeling of helplessness, plugging holes in ourselves, and hoping that one day we can simply breathe a sigh of relief. But the external whirlwind of events engulfs us again. This cycle is what is commonly called karma. Karma is not necessarily about something bad or dramatic. Karma forces souls to engage in the same activity incarnation after incarnation. It's a habit, including a habit of love, a habit of a certain energetic exchange. Karma is a very slow tool. It's aimed at the immature, at someone who hasn't yet acquired awareness and doesn't understand their creative power and right to choose. Such a person needs to be guided like a kitten, through experience—rather mechanically, repeatedly exposed to the same conditions until they mature. Like in school: the same lessons according to a schedule until they learn. But now a qualitative change is taking place. We are gaining the opportunity to say, "I'm done with school." We are maturing. We can choose what interests us, take responsibility, and make our own decisions. Emerging from conditioning is difficult simply because all these established karmic structures—even those that are uncomfortable for us—are our fulcrum. School is safe; everything is clear and familiar there. And very often, we continue to find ourselves in cyclical processes simply because we're not yet ready to move forward. Finding ourselves in uncertainty is the mind's greatest fear. All fear is based on the unknown. What is karma like? It's like a whirlwind, a storm, a hurricane. When life experiences swirl us, we are driven primarily by fear. The brain, evolutionarily conditioned to seek out reasons for danger, constantly asks questions: "What should I do? Where should I run? Who should I fight? What should I save?" And we live in this external vortex of drama: we try to plug one hole, another immediately appears, we're carried away, sometimes we breathe briefly, and then the vortex engulfs us again. This is the circuit of suffering. The drama of the external vortex stops when we begin to rely on internal points of support, not external ones. We turn inward, connect with ourselves, and allow ourselves to be in this safe space. We literally settle into our inner home, where we can feel free. We learn to deeply explore this centeredness, emerge from survival mode, and recognize our right as Creators in the Enlightenment program. This is a space where we carefully explore our inner gifts and find true support, allowing us to no longer be dependent on external storms. 🕊 Alexander Menshikov's educational programs, open broadcasts, and practices for developing inner support are available on the website: https://taplink.cc/alexmenshikov Join our space on other platforms: • Telegram channel (deep texts from closed programs): https://t.me/menshikov_briefly • Alexander's main channel (long lectures):    / @almenshikov   • Instagram (inspiration and short insights):   / menshikov.reels   #alexandermenshikov #enlightenment #ascension #awakening #creatorthinking #spiritualdevelopment #innersupport #evolutionofsoul #mindfulness #revolutionofconsciousness #karma #drama #selfsupport #support #supportpoint #fear