I don't like to have connection with anybody, including my family members, as we are all independent souls entangled together by Karma. How do you think?

Dear User, I hear that you're feeling disconnected from your family members and others around you. It's understandable to feel this way, as we all have moments when we want to be alone. However, it's important to evaluate why you feel this way and if it's serving your well-being. From a Buddhist perspective, we are all interconnected through the law of karma, which means our actions, thoughts, and words have consequences that affect others. We are not completely independent souls, but rather part of a larger community, and our relationships with others can help us grow and learn. From a psychological perspective, it's also important to recognize the value of human connection. Being around others and having social support has been shown to improve mental health, decrease stress, and increase happiness. It's natural to have moments of wanting to be alone, but if this feeling persists, it may be worth exploring why you're feeling this way and if there are underlying issues that need to be addressed. In terms of coaching advice, I encourage you to reflect on why you're feeling disconnected and if it's serving your well-being. Are there unresolved issues with family members or others that need to be addressed? Are you feeling overwhelmed and need time to recharge? If so, it may be helpful to set boundaries with others and communicate your needs. However, if you find that this feeling of disconnection is negatively impacting your life, it may be worth seeking support from a therapist or counselor.