Energy Return to Sender: A Spiritual Law in Action

You cant blow out the candles on the karma cake by putting your head in the icing.

Energy returning to its source often begins subtly.

Consider the closure of a business not due to market conditions, but because its foundational energy

was rooted in imbalance, deception, or betrayal. This is not simply metaphor or spiritual allegory. It is the tangible, measurable consequence of energetic misalignment. The second stage of this return process manifests more personally. The individual who projected that imbalance begins to experience karmic feedback. It may arise as relationship discord, health complications, or challenges involving their children or family structure. The principle remains consistent: energetic output always returns to the originator—sometimes exponentially.

Spiritual energy is not “woo-woo,” nor is it wishful thinking wrapped in mysticism. It is real. It is functional. And it carries direct consequences—especially when one’s personal energetic distortions are introduced into the larger field of collective peace.

And here lies the deeper truth:

The karmic consequences rarely stem from the externalized target of jealousy, manipulation, or deceit. Instead, they originate from the sender's own internal fractures—often concealed beneath layers of self-justification and ego.

A example: years ago, I mentored for years a very talented former student of mine named Michael Devin, bassist for 80’s Metal Gods Whitesnake and other varied rock and rolling bands. One of our countless conversations on consciousness, energetic ascension, and the dismantling of inherited energetic limitations later inspired him to write a song called Wild Buffalo (view and rock out below). A central lyric from that song—“You are one with everything, there’s no place to run”—summarizes the core teaching I often share with all my students.

It’s profound.

But it’s not easily digested by many.

Why?

Because negative energy is seductive.

It obscures clarity and convinces the subconscious mind that it “already knows.” And in that false certainty, the energy that needs to be dissolved becomes more deeply entrenched. The universe is always offering reflections of the self. Yet most people resist those reflections. Why? Because to truly confront the self—to truly take responsibility—is difficult. That spiritual mirror can be unsettling. And so, rather than face it, many allow karmic patterns to continue unchecked, unconsciously impacting their surroundings and loved ones.

Blame then pops up and the makers of pain energy then in their own spiral, will accuse the very people that they have caused agony to as being the source of any negative issues that they are experiencing, completely blind to the understanding that they themselves have written into the book of karma by being the initiate of their own suffering by their own actions.

Consider this: What if one denies the existence of God even after experiencing the absolute truth in real time over and over again—only to later find themselves living in an apartment overlooking a church? Or imagine making a business deal sealed with a handshake, only to watch the entire company then unravel because that handshake carried the vibration of untruth?

These are not coincidences.

Karma, once activated, will persist—relentlessly reflecting the suffering it once inflicted, returning it to the sender for reckoning until resolution is made.

This is karmic law, not performed by any individual other than the senders own actions, thoughts and deeds returning home.

And still, the truth remains:

“You are one with everything. There’s no place to run.”

Brian

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The Echoes of Our Inner Selves: Nature's Reflection of Internal Energy

Helena Collins Apex Life in Synergy.

In the tapestry of life, each thread weaves through patterns of chaos and harmony, creating a picture that's both complex and beautifully simple.

At the heart of this paradox lies a profound truth: the world around us, in all its natural splendor, mirrors the tumultuous and serene energies that swirl within us. This concept isn't just poetic musings; it's a perspective that offers insights into how we interact with the universe and, more importantly, with ourselves.

Nature, in its infinite wisdom, acts as a mirror to our soul's energy. The calm before a storm may reflect our internal peace before an upheaval, while the wild, untamed rivers mirror our own passions and desires running their course. This is not to say that we control the weather or the tides, but rather, our interaction with these elements can resonate with the vibrations of our inner selves. It's a symbiotic relationship where nature responds to the frequencies we emit, and we, in turn, find our reflections in its reactions. It takes a deep understanding of self to see the actualization of the concept “we are one with everything” in real time and only through dedication to the self ( and a gifted teacher) can a person break free from the chains that bind them to discover untapped levels of self and become the energy of change the world seeks.

Understanding this connection encourages us to delve deeper into self-exploration and mindfulness.

As we navigate our journey, mind based tools developed by thought leaders in the realm of self-improvement, offer pathways to better understand and harness our internal energies. These programs, alongside insights from wellness luminaries like Helena Collins, provide a framework for aligning our inner vibrations with the natural world, fostering a sense of harmony and balance.

The reflection of our inner selves in nature's canvas teaches us the importance of being in tune with our emotions and thoughts. Just as a calm lake mirrors the sky above, a tranquil mind reflects a clear perspective on life. By embracing the wisdom of nature and the guidance of groundbreaking self-improvement methodologies, we embark on a transformative journey towards self-awareness and enlightenment.

While today’s blog may be short and sweet so you may want to re-read it and ponder some of the deep knowledge hidden within the words then take action…..