The Master of My Suffering – A Releasing Prayer

For the sake of simplifying the narrative, what was experienced by the previous earthly avatars of my soul I describe as my own experiences. However, I, Sławek, have never been to Tibet or India.

1. I recited the sacred Hindu epic Mahabharata from memory, thus negatively affirming that I would EXPERIENCE its content in the future. The final verses of the book lead the hero to Heaven, which proves to be only illusory. While there, the literary hero encounters his former earthly enemies, damned beings, and demonic entities. There are no friendly beings there. He wonders how this is possible in Heaven.
2. Due to an inclination toward Buddhism, at the appropriate time my soul once incarnated in Tibet as a monk of the Gelug school of Buddhism. That man took vows of poverty and the bodhisattva vows before the then Karmapa named Yeshe.

Both the monastic incarnation and the vows made before him were connected with spiritual downfall.

It is not without significance that Tibet is the highest land on Earth (closest to the illusory earthly heaven), with its own religion based on demonic forces.

3. Three hundred years passed, and already in Poland I encountered the Karmapa again. As a visitor, he came to me from afar. We recognized each other at the very first meeting. He even gave me a broad, friendly smile. He made efforts to build his house nearby.

Throughout my entire adult life in Poland, he had complete control over me. He also controlled my soul. I was in a trap with no way out, and rescue came as liberation through meditation and deep prayer. The use of Regression therapy and the knowledge gained at that time also helped. It took me many years and was in itself highly emotional, bringing stress and torment.

The Master’s heart is closed, and he never released me. He ensured that I fulfilled my obligations to the very end, regardless of the price I would pay.

The text of the releasing prayer from the influence of such masters-guardians will be published in a new book. With liberation, my soul and I gained freedom and autonomy in areas I did not even know I was enslaved in.

As a consequence of the prayers, the master’s soul also took away all the attributes by which he had enslaved the monk in Tibet. The first was a sash.

He is not someone I would now willingly meet again.

Opublikowano: 02/03/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: Suffering of Body and Soul - Transfigurers of Suffering. Liberating Prayers.

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