Your Trail Companions* too close to you mess up your Law of Attraction.

Now, let’s start with the fact that the Law of the Truest Wish always protects your manifestation power, but your choices in life complicate the pathway. One of the worst things you can do to it is to make friends with Trail Companions*. Everybody tends to do this out of fear and desperate need to be with somebody, and the consequences will ring into your power of manifesting what you want out of life… At the risk of sounding too new-agey even for my own liking.

You’re a signal post.

Let’s imagine you’re a broadcasting beam. You’re calling out to your True Emotion Mirrors and your Precious Soulmates. Basically, you’re just a “come hither” signal that, normally, would guide your counterparts to you from wherever in the world you are. However, your Trail Companion* connections will mess up with the signal. What and who you want gets garbled by their belief of what it is that you want and need, and who you want and need. You’ve more than likely allowed a lot of people to think they’re more important to you than what they actually are. This lie gets you out of an uncomfortable moment but puts you in a lifetime of misery.

Letting people assume what you are aiming at is something other than what you want is not a good idea. Sometimes trying to fix it later seems somewhat of an impossibility. It is also not wise to tell people partial plans as if they were complete; it’s best to keep outsiders out completely or tell them the whole truth. Many times, it’s just not plausible to do either, really. That does mess up with your manifestation, but having an instinct about what is the least harmful path is an asset.

Safety railings.

Then again… The least harmful path is often The Path that leads you to your Truest Wish. You see, the older and more systematically you are, the easier it is for the Universe to calculate your reactions to something. They put in a barrier here, and it’s like a safety railing in the form of a scary bear. The Universe knows you’re afraid of a, b, and c, and it uses a, b, and c to keep you from going there. At the same time, it can predict when you get over that fear. It may also use the fear as a test: once you’re brave and strong enough to fight the bear, you get what is behind his back.

I don’t want to make this sound fatalistic because it isn’t. It’s not all set in stone; it’s not that you don’t have free will or that it’s all laid out so you can’t control it or even mess it up. You can. The gameplay is also affected by the bad connections you’ve built over your lifetimes and their idea of what is and isn’t real, or you. There’s a margin of error based on how many bad or lukewarm relationships you’ve allowed yourself to keep alive.

More solutions than one; the easy one you don’t want to take is the trap.

However, once you clear your signal, face your bear, or find a way around the bear – there are more solutions than one; even if you’re expected to take a certain solution, you don’t have to. You can find a way around it, even though often the barrier is the easiest to cross from where you’re meant to. But if that’s the solution you actively don’t want to choose, you can find another way around it. If the solution is to tighten a bond with a Trail Companion*, I very much suggest you do everything in your power to get around it without taking the bait. In many ways, the easy solution is also bait, and by taking it, you drive yourself deeper into a lifestyle you don’t really want.

It is not easy to figure out how things work, but beware of the easy solution possibly being the very reason you never get what you actually want but something close to it, similar, but not the same. Your likely pathway… How do they say it: “If you always do what you’ve always done, you always get what you always got…” You have to learn to solve your problems in another way, and also, to be more honest in your relationships to other people; even if it means breaking them.

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