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The Inner World Collection · curated edition

Fire of Liberation: Burning Karma and Releasing the Past

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About 1 minute · 4 stanzas

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There is a fire within you, A flame that burns not to destroy, But to purify, To release the weight of what no longer serves.

Step into the fire, Not in fear, But in the knowing that you are ready To burn away the chains, The ties, The possessions That have held you captive.

This is the fire of liberation, Where all karma is consumed, Where the past dissolves into ash, And you rise, Free of the burdens you once carried. Let the flames dance around you, Feel the heat of transformation, As every unnecessary bond, Every karmic thread, Is severed.

In this fire, You are reborn, Cleansed of the weight of yesterday, Ready to step forward, Light as air, Free as flame. You are no longer bound, But liberated, By the fire of your own becoming.

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“There is a fire within you,
A flame that burns not to destroy,
But to purify,
To release the weight of what no longer serves.”
Fire of Liberation: Burning Karma and Releasing the PastPoetry by Michael Yap
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This curated edition is shared as personal artistic expression, not medical, financial or relationship advice. Sacred names and traditions are approached with respectful poetic or devotional context.

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