The Law of The Truest Wish; Relationship Clean Up for Business

When I first started reading the principles of The Law of The Truest Wish, one thing that really clanked in my ear BAD was the idea that you will have to drop your friends and family members who are holding you back and keeping you in negative thinking. My first instinct was: “it cannot be real that a successful person would need to leave all of their unsuccessful relationships behind” but I have come to the understanding that this is necessary, and not only that, but a whole lot of other relationships that you wouldn’t necessarily regard poisonous to your success let alone your happiness. This is, however, the unpleasant truth:

Personally, I have people in my spirit circles who:

• Insist I cannot be a success unless I am willing to share my success with them, regardless of the fact they are only interested in me when I am successful and forget I exist when I am not.
• People who don’t want to see me succeed (popular) because it would draw unwanted attention to them. (Family members).
• People who don’t want me to succeed because they like the fact that someone who they’ve used to see succeed in previous lives is now doing it tougher than them.
• People who were happy to enjoy the social lift that I gave them in early adulthood by simply being popular, but who now enjoy the fact that they are “doing better” than I am, and don’t want to see that changed.
• People who think I am on the way to something MUCH BIGGER AND BETTER than what ANY person should be allowed and want nothing more than see me fail.
• People who feel what I am doing is unchristian and therefore want God to prevent me from succeeding. (Also a powerful negative influence.)
• People who see my teachings being so far from “light workers” stuff, that they don’t want anything this pagan seeing the light of day. (Spiritual / New Age perspective)
• People who hate me for isolating myself and not asking for help – being better than them and not allowing them the pleasure of claiming a part of my victory for themselves because “I wouldn’t have made it without them” thus putting me in enternal debt for a donation of $20. (No kidding.)
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