The Negotiator

The Negotiator

The Negotiator renegotiates our potentially disastrous contractual agreements when needed. Usually these are promises we make when we ill-consider the consequences. For example, we may say something like, ‘When I am eighteen, I am going to kill my maths teacher’, or, ‘I would live anywhere else rather than with you’. There can be dire consequences of a ‘contract’ articulated thus, with no caveats, conditions, or limitations.

The Negotiator is not a peacemaker and will simply negotiate a mutually acceptable deal. This may, in itself, bring a kind of peace as all things are taken into account before making a final decision with consideration of the long-term view. Listening skills enable the qualities and opinions of both sides to be considered, and an agreement can be reached that may not be entirely to your wishes but will always be a beneficial deal for the good of your higher self.

Look carefully where you may have conflict or unresolved issues with others; often we may not even be aware of any. When found, ask the Negotiator to liaise.