The Masters of Wisdom - The Journey Inside - 145
Rejecting and Accepting - 2 
Master E. Krishnamacharya
. Prasad Bharadwaj
Hurting by Rejecting However, if we reject people or situations, we will also experience rejection. Through rejecting we hurt others. Those who hurt others will also be hurt themselves – physically, emotionally or mentally.
Every feeling of hurt has its consequences; we get wounds and develop hardness. Rejection is the contrary to inclusion. It is a restriction with which we lock ourselves up.
We lock up the door with an iron bolt, and so we suffer. In some future we will have to learn to accept all we reject. From a spiritual viewpoint even rejection of evil is ignorance. When good rejects evil, then evil will also reject good.
Out of a wrong understanding or pride some even reject help coming from outside and would like to do everything themselves. They don’t realise that the outer help represents a channel through which the totality of life is working. A life that gives also takes, the giver is also a receiver in the end.
In future we will increasingly encounter the situations we reject until we learn to accept them. For example, there are people who out of fear don’t want to get into relations and they say, “I don’t want to get involved into a relation, I don’t want to marry.”
Because of the present dominant male energy many women have experienced rejection, so that now they reject men. Even partners are looked for and then rejected again. Esoterically looking for a partnership is the search of the personality for its higher self.
When we align ourselves to our higher self and experience the touch of the soul, we fuse with the soul.
Then we have found the eternal partner and will be a good partner for all those with whom we come into contact.
Sources: Master K.P. Kumar: Sarasvathi. The Word / notes from seminars.
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