Dallas Bragg frames addiction as a karmic assignment, a spiritual task the soul chose before birth. He argues that recognizing his purpose—learning self-acceptance—dissolved his confusion about crystal meth addiction and stripped the pattern of its power.
Have you ever wondered what your other lives might have been like or will be like? How about how you might be operating in other dimensions? Those images are fun, but I'm not talking about science fiction, AI, or fortune-telling. I'm talking about healing that can transcend your existence. I'm talking about understanding your addictive patterns supernaturally through finding out your personal karmic assignments. What is a karmic assignment? The best way to explain this is to give an example from my own life. I came into this world with an energetic point of attraction that chose a life that would help me understand self-acceptance. My karmic assignment on Earth is to learn self-acceptance. I chose parents and a situation that would resonate with that frequency. Understanding that this is my purpose in this lifetime has collapsed any confusion or misconception I have about how I ended up addicted to crystal meth. In fact, Meth addiction is not even a consideration for me most days, as my eyes have been opened to issues affecting
