Continue to transform the illusory beliefs that negativity, struggle, and chaos are necessary.
Question: Alana, I would appreciate your spiritual guidance to help me understand why bad things happen to good people?
If you have lived a fairly decent life, have good morals and standards, are always helping others, and have never intentionally or non-intentionally hurt anyone, why would you still (and continuously) encounter so many negative things in your life?
Is this Karma? Is it merely a test? Thank you for sharing your wisdom on this perplexing question.
Answer: Hello, dear one! What a grand question this is!
We live in a collective environment, dear one. Therefore, sometimes we are impacted by the conditions that exist within the environment in which we live.
If we experience life with a lack of clarity (or clear intention) we can be subjected to the conditions in the environment of which we agree to co-create and co-exist in. We can sometimes draw to ourselves situations that are less positive than we would like.
How to Attract More of What You Want
The way to turn this around–the way to begin to attract less confusion or negativity–is to become clearer and more discerning. By creating more distinct choices and having a greater sense of self-definition chances increase of lessening the effects of our collective environment as negative experiences.
The more we define who we are and create distinctions of what the self holds with intent–the more our personal vibration becomes brighter and stronger and increases the law of attraction. The experience of negativity becomes less and less. Thus, attracting undesired results has much to do with a magnetic attraction that occurs when we have a too-broad of a definition of self.
An individual can have a great heart and can want to contribute wonderful things in the world. However, if they have an unconscious core belief that the world is a fearful place, then that belief-one that they have reinforced over and over again–can suddenly attract negativity.
It is important for all individuals to be careful with their thoughts and where they dwell. If they dwell on worry and concern, but still their deeds are about helping others, they still hold thought seeds that are apt to generate negativity and draw them in. Do you see?
Alana suggests that you continue to create greater self-definition. Continue to examine where your thoughts dwell. Continue to heal beliefs that are rooted in scarcity.
Continue to transform the illusory beliefs that negativity, struggle, and chaos are necessary.
Thank you for your question, dear one. Hopefully, these ideas will give you some hints and will help others to simplify life and begin to attract less confusion and negativity.
When we do attract confusion, often these situations can help us learn if we utilize the opportunity. We can begin to learn more about what we don’t want. We can begin to recognize the way to create more of what we do want as we learn to turn toward what we want, identify it, and embrace it.
Sometimes we attract contrast to learn. However, when we recognize that contrast is a learning tool, we can say, “I can learn without contrast!” Then we will eventually create bliss.
Thank you, dear one, for your question.
— Alana
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