A spiritual teaching on why good things suddenly fall apart. The speaker says breaking connection with your parents and ancestors severs the energetic vessel that channels blessings. Simple acts like calling your parents or saying "I honor my parents" can reopen that flow.
Why is it that sometimes suddenly things fall apart? You have a moment of great blessings, great sustenance, a relationship that's going well, and then there's a break in the energy. Where does this break come from? According to the sages, whenever we stop appreciating something that was given to us in the past, especially from our parents or people who were part of the seed level of any type of success we had, the moment we stop appreciating them or we forget them, we the energy of our soul to that nourishment. And as a result, years later or decades later, something can fall apart. Picking up the phone and calling them and just saying, I love you. Something as simple as not doing that can delay us meeting our soulmate. What's the correlation? Your parents were the seed level of your birth, of the creation of your soul. And so they are always sustaining you with some form of energy. Even if they have died, even if they have passed away from the upper worlds, they are sustaining you. But if we forget about them, we are severing ourselves from the source of energy. And of course, the Creator is the true source. But everything comes through vessels. We must honor the chain of vessels in our lives. Here's a mantra for you. I honor my parents, and I honor all the people who came before me, who were part of any success that I had in my life. And through this honor, I open up the vessels of miracles and fulfillment.
