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Misery loves company
Unfortunately, people who are vibrating at a low frequency often want to
drag others down to their level. Sometimes they’ll try to expose what’s wrong
with you, because they can’t handle everything that’s right with you. They
probably won’t like it when others show you love or give you attention, and
their resentment will probably build when, despite their efforts to make
others hate you, they still love you.
The Internet is full of people who enjoy seeing other people being ridiculed
and kicked while they’re down. They’re quick to accept negative assumptions
and eager to celebrate failures. People who have made mistakes or fallen on
hard times rapidly become trending topics due to a cultural addiction to the
downfall of others.
People oppose progress
When you’re making noise, someone will try to turn down your volume.
When you’re shining bright, someone will try to dim your light. It’s simple: if
you weren’t standing out from the rest, people would have no reason to hate.
These haters are often individuals who feel threatened, jealous or hurt by our
confidence as we strive for greatness. They may feel that our success will
limit theirs, or fear losing their place to us. They may dislike the idea that our
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confidence leads us to be celebrated when they strongly desire their own
praise. They may be offended by our unrestricted beliefs if theirs are
constrained by a conditioned mind that feels powerless to change anything.
They want to dampen our will and drive so that their ego doesn’t feel
overshadowed. By belittling us, they believe they won’t feel so little
themselves. These people exist and they’ll show up on our path to a greater
life. We mustn’t deny their existence, but we mustn’t react either. A reaction
is exactly what they want to make us feel down and protect their ego.