DWQA QuestionsCategory: Limiting BeliefsLove is a close kin to safety—in that love in a compelling sense is a condition, a state of safety, and that pure love is pure safety. And where safety is in short supply, we often find love to be as well. What is Creator’s perspective?
Nicola Staff asked 2 years ago
What we would say is that love is a good answer for safety concerns. Many times the implementation of love will forestall a calamity that might befall a person and is being sensed as a lack of safety. The power of love is great enough that it might give a false sense of security in some circumstances where a person might be at risk, but if there is a love relationship underway, that can be a distraction at the worst time and cause a person to have a false sense of security, that all is well and nothing can touch them, when that might not be the case. So here again is a clash of vibrational states where a sense of being unsafe, being a low vibration, can be ignored if love comes flooding in from another direction and raises the vibration, in the moment, of the being—that could mask the warning and cause it to be ignored at the individual's peril. It is certainly the case that an inappropriate unease from a perception of being unsafe, if simply due to chronic anxiety from old business in other lifetimes, can spoil the party, it can ruin the life, and hinder the ability to give and receive love because the person is suffering too greatly to be open to higher states of being, so it becomes an impairment to experience negativity chronically to a significant degree with no relief. Love is always the answer for any state of negativity, but it must be delivered in the right way, at the right time, and to the right extent to be an effective antidote and healing instrument, otherwise it is a temporary salve that might reduce the symptom, but at the expense of leaving the person vulnerable to true threats, and be a false answer until deep healing is obtained to truly solve the problem by changing the energetic signature on file for the prior trauma that is the source of feeling unsafe. That deep healing, too, is a form of love, but it has the specificity and the intention behind it to bring about healing and not just a feel-good interval that does not fundamentally change things for the better. True and deep healing is greatly needed for everyone many times during the course of their life, and when that is not obtained problems will grow and worsen.