The Spiritual Laws that you are subjected to are not the same as mine

There are very few universal spiritual laws that we’d all be subjected to the same way. The way you “make things happen” is different to the way another person makes things happen for them, the way you get what you want and who you want, and so forth. Usually, the same laws apply to your friends and family members, perhaps your countrymen, but differently, the way things work has more to do with your immediate social circles than any religious guru you might be listening to. You HAVE TO listen to what your parents are saying, what your best friends are saying, what your former schoolmates are saying, primarily, THEY DECIDE whether you are worthy or not. THEN, you work under those parameters. You don’t have to agree to them, nor live by their opinion, but that dictates where you start from.

You will also add people into your circle of judges by your own doing; you’ll choose your idols, new friends, bosses, social workers… The more opinionated (Tyrannical) they are while not being 100% in alignment with you, the worse off you’ll be. The more disharmonious (different from each other) they are, the worse off you’ll be. The more you care what people think of you and your choices, the more you want to be liked and admired by everyone you know, the worse off you’ll be. When you include everybody you know, and try and train yourself to love everybody – the worse off you’ll be as you’ll need to PLEASE everybody – and due to your accepting nature, SOME of those people are utterly, and truly unreasonable, petty, and envious of you.

Everybody’s standards are different. What people admire in you is different. Women may admire a man-abuser in other women, for instance. They may feel “a strong female” hates men, and they won’t let you advance until you hate men as much as they do. Some women may feel strongly that a woman is not a real woman without a child, and they won’t think you’re worthy until you at least grieve the fact you’re not a mother. There are possibly men who think you’re not a real man until you’ve raped a woman or two, or stolen something.

What you will be judged by is not YOUR MORALS but the people who you associate with.

And SOMEHOW you’ll have to neutralize these people.

the Savants* in your life are usually NOT a problem. They CAN BE. If you are specifically looking to impress a specific, named anarchist, then, their morals become your morals. Their expectations become your expectations. However, the Normal Person* are a problem even if you despise them, and want no association whatsoever with them. If they, for whatever reason, consider you one of theirs, and to them, they take pride in keeping everyone they consider one of them to be one of them, even if that person wants nothing to do with them, they’ll STILL be a problem to you. A Normal Person*’s IQ seems to be significantly lower than that of a Savants* – I say that tentatively, but so it seems. It seems they don’t understand certain things even on a theoretical level, such as how can a person NOT be a part of something they were born into? How can you undo a relationship that already exists? It seems that what, to a Savants* is as ridiculous concept as “unsee” something, to the Normal Person* “unrelationship” someone is equally impossible. Something to the effect of “to unsee” something would require brain surgery to remove the part of the brain that stores that memory, to the Normal Person*, neutralizing a relationship that once existed would require an operation to that effect. They cannot understand that kind of median relationship: “We knew each other once, but we are barely in contact anymore” without animosity of the fact they were forgotten and moved on from. So they will pass revenge on you if you once knew them but no longer give a fuck about them.

So, to understand your spiritual circles, and why shit doesn’t go right for you, you’ll have to look back at people who you’ve long forgotten about. People who might be hanging onto an apology, or renewal of friendship, a phone call, a thank you note… Remind yourself of the pettiest of people you have ever met in your life, and wonder what it was that they needed from you that you denied them. You don’t necessarily have to humble yourself in front of them, but you’ll have to neutralize them somehow – beating them up (outsmarting them) in a verbal fight is one of your options, but fighting stupid logically will take half a lifetime.

The people who keep you to the highest regard tend to punish you for stuff that is “beneath you”. If you lower yourself to do something they feel you shouldn’t be lowered to, they may hold you to that position until you respect yourself more than doing what you’re doing… Such as collect an unemployment check when you’re more than capable of holding a very respectable job position.

Also remember that these people are likely to be there from lifetime to lifetime. They will keep testing you and your worthiness in whatever morals they go by: Women sticking by other women (no matter what), men being “real men” in the most toxic ways… Whatever floats their boat. And you will have to, somehow, make that shit go away.

There is no global god, but if you worship any god even superficially, you know they, too, have their say on how your life will flow. You may have to take on gods in order to have your way, but the good news is… Gods are not real gods. They’re just obstinant people with a god complex.

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