Love and Spirituality

[RadiantPearl]

Can loving something to much cause negative beings to manifest? Or cause you to drop a vibration or evil spirits to enter your field?

[Dargor]

I don't think so, as long you have no ill intentions or mess with the danger section of the occult.

[inavalan]

Originally Posted by RadiantPearl

Can loving something to much cause negative beings to manifest? Or cause you to drop a vibration or evil spirits to enter your field?

Usually love is accompanied of fear, be it for the object of our love, or for our losing it. And fear is the biggest factor that holds back our progression as souls, and as human beings. If you believe in evil / negative spirits they'll be in your life.

Solution ... Change your beliefs, and get rid of fear!

[iamthat]

Originally Posted by RadiantPearl

Can loving something to much cause negative beings to manifest? Or cause you to drop a vibration or evil spirits to enter your field?

Can we really love something too much?

Love on the level of Soul is unconditional, an outpouring of love because that is what we are. Such love is expansive, it raises our vibration and overcomes all negativity.

Love on the level of emotion is conditional, and (as inavalan says) is often accompanied by fear. There is the fear of loss, the fear that something bad will happen, the fear that we will suffer.

And it often happens that the things we fear will manifest in our lives. If we dwell on our fears then we feed them, we give these fears energy. and so they are more likely to manifest. Fear lowers our vibration and attracts the things we do not want.

So it is not about whether we love something too much, but more about the nature of that love.

Peace.

[Baile]

Originally Posted by iamthat

Can we really love something too much?

Love? No. Obsessive emotional attachment? That can be too much, yes. It really does depend on what we're actaully talking about here. The OP's post isn't clear. Many people are in obsessive love relationships and don't even know it... don't have experiential understanding of the difference between obsessive love versus accepting love. In those cases, yes, that type of "love" can and does manifest as negative lower-self relationship interaction.

[Shivani Devi]

Originally Posted by RadiantPearl

Can loving something to much cause negative beings to manifest? Or cause you to drop a vibration or evil spirits to enter your field?

If a djinn has a crush on you, it can make things a tad difficult when you choose human over imp...when I chose God over imp, I was like "take it up with Him, okay?" and the manifestations ceased...Well, unless I wanted them to drop in so I could say "hey, evil beings...Long Time no see...how goes it?" but they are still going on about how they are going to prove God wrong about his human creations on Judgment Day...and all I can say is "'good luck with that"...demons are boring and when they realise you have "better things to do" than making them the central focus of your attention, they will usually get lost...and love can be a very distracting force...

[Ahriman]

Originally Posted by RadiantPearl

Can loving something to much cause negative beings to manifest? Or cause you to drop a vibration or evil spirits to enter your field?

..........YES

[iamthat]

Originally Posted by Baile

Love? No. Obsessive emotional attachment? That can be too much, yes. It really does depend on what we're actaully talking about here. The OP's post isn't clear. Many people are in obsessive love relationships and don't even know it... don't have experiential understanding of the difference between obsessive love versus accepting love. In those cases, yes, that type of "love" can and does manifest as negative lower-self relationship interaction.

Very true. But when such lower-self love becomes obsessive then I would not call it love. It can be an overwhelming infatuation, driven perhaps by subconscious needs, causing the person to lose all perspective. And when the person's needs are not met then this "love" can flip to become an equally obsessive hate.

Such obsessive "love" brings suffering. Higher unconditional love brings freedom from suffering.

Peace.

[Baile]

Originally Posted by iamthat

Very true. But when such lower-self love becomes obsessive then I would not call it love. It can be an overwhelming infatuation, driven perhaps by subconscious needs, causing the person to lose all perspective. And when the person's needs are not met then this "love" can flip to become an equally obsessive hate.

Such obsessive "love" brings suffering. Higher unconditional love brings freedom from suffering.

Peace.

Those are great points, and it's why I called it "love" in brackets. In many ways not really even love, yes. And it's definitely not healthy.

But if the foundational impulse behind the act -- the wish and desire -- is to love the other, isn't that worth something? I would call it love, immature and naive as it may be. Everything is a learning process. It can take years and decades to learn what healthy love is. A person who is consciously working on their self-development, will examine their relationship failures and learn from them. That self-realization process, and the continuous effort to connect with others in better and better ways, is an act of love in its own right.

Different obviously than people who are obsessive and controlling in relationships, who are really just in it for the self-gratification, and who will never change... that's not love, definitely.

[iamthat]

Good points, Baile. Yes, when it comes to love perhaps we are all learners.

Peace