Losing Friends is Part of the Spiritual Awakening Process (Losing Friends and Finding Peace)

Losing Friends is Part of the Spiritual Awakening Process (Losing Friends and Finding Peace)

Some friends are here for a reason, a season, or a lifetime. A major part of awakening is recognizing those who aren't here for a lifetime. In this video, I'll share with you why you're losing friends.

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[seemorewithmorcie]

Hey everyone, thanks for watching! Sending love to you all ❤️

[Devorshe]

This part is very painful because I never imagined saying bye to certain people. I feel betrayed, and drained.

[funkdiva]

I think we sometimes struggle with letting go of friendships especially the long term ones because we think it’s somehow apart of our identity…

[GoodVibesOnly]

The more in tune you are with how you feel, the more you pay attention to the way others make you feel. Sad part is we live in an ever increasingly sick and unconcious society. Getting hard out there

[Jen-qyol]

It's so weird how my last friendship ended. People can be very delusional, they create fake scenarios in their head that doesn't exist in real life🙃. I hate when people make things into something it's not. I will never have a friend I have to walk on eggshells around.

[JaiRoccasGaming]

Lowkey losing my friends realize how much I have grown. I lost a good friend today that I been knowing since middle school and now she is gone. I feel like my new journey isn’t with them.

[gianag]

i lost my friend group last year in college and i’m still trying to recover. i realized i was putting more energy into our relationship than them but it still hurts like hell. especially on days when i feel alone, but i think i’m slowly realizing no company is better than draining company. i sacrificed a lot of other friendships on them, put aspects of my life on pause for them, and all i got in return when i asked for that same energy was a “there is no obligation for you to do that”. i’m slowly rediscovering myself without them, but it’s tough when it feels like everyone around me is creating memories and life moments with others and i am just alone

[InGodITrust]

Officially had a friendship end today and I’m perfectly okay with that. This person and I used to trauma bond. We bonded over our pessimism over life. Once I started being more positive and good things were happening, that’s when I noticed a shift. When I was being more positive, they greeted me with negativity. When they would complain I tried to come up with solutions or spread a positive outlook and they didn’t want to hear it. One thing that stuck out to me today before they cut ties was they said they miss who I used to be, but I used to be extremely depressed, suicidal, miserable, and wasn’t growing. Although I kept my distance from them for a while I didn’t let go fully because I didn’t want to give up hope for them. I’m thankful for the end of that relationship because it opens space for a better blessing and more positive people that are uplifting. God has blessed me!

[alessandrobenvenuti]

I like your way of expressing your thoughts, no cuts, just a relaxing familial talk.
I don’t remember the philosopher’s name, but I once read a phrase from a Taoist philosopher that stayed with me.
You don’t lose people, you “return” them.
The meaning is so much more deep than it first appears, your point reminded me of that.
I feel like we are way more attached to the idea of friendship, than friends themselves, we are more attached to our past with them.
And then it comes a point where it doesn’t work anymore and no one knows why and people break up. It feels miserable, but it really is an opportunity to understand yourself and what you want from people and most importantly…
From yourself.
I returned many many people in these two years, but I’m not sad about that. I thank them for the time we enjoyed together, but we have ourselves and the future ahead of us.
Let’s get on with it while healing

[baluxyanahiam]

I released some toxic fake friends and I don't miss not one of them they all had a part in bringing my vibration down however I'm looking forward to new beginnings with new friends that are on my level or higher

[chrre]

It hurts but it's okay if it's meant for good then let it be. I don't need friends or people who don't value and appreciate my efforts it's a blessing in disguise . I'm happy and letting them go. Thank you so much for the video 🤍 love your energy 🤍

[prettygyalcandy]

It’s even more sad because I know I cared for them so much. Like a sister. And I never got that love back. I feel sad because that’s supposed to be my best friend

[drewrites]

Im only 1:10 into the video and I’ll say its not so much losing the friends I had. I’ve gone through the grieving process of that, it wasn’t easy. I think what gets me is those connections I lost have never been replaced. So the feeling of lack is there. Sure, I have a partner and a great mother I can talk to but Ive always had a set of friends who were outlets for me. That’s been gone for years now and my life is jam packed no time for making friends.

[LeadersHQ-]

On the one side, as you are developing spiritually, you will be learning new things and growing personally... which is good... on the other side, the spirit is a spirit of unity and community building....let's look for ways to build community and be humble and supportive.... thanks

[SanctifySoul]

As I started to really work on my self and work with my body, I lost my partner, my friends out of the blue. I am not regret my journey, I know we just do not fit anymore . But, it is crazy! I am ready to meet new incredible people who want to heal and see the world in a good way. It is sad, but know I have more space for new opportunities! Thank you

[jocelyncarr]

Thank you, I found this video so helpful, I’ve just subscribed!
I have let go of 2 long term friendships that don’t feel authentic, they don’t care or have any empathy for me. I’m a caring person & need to be around other caring people who are real. I feel better for letting them go as time goes by. I think hanging out with selfish, self centred, jealous people is bad for you. They seem to drain your energy. In the past I hung out for the fun times, but now I have changed & want more understanding & empathy in a friend or no friends. I’m going to focus on me & my growth for a while.

[traveloasis]

So young, so wise! Meaningful message! Thanx!

[lindseyrufus]

This video made me cry. I really needed this, thank you!

[MsTenna]

I truly felt every word you said...blessings sister you are enlightened

[harleydavidsonstreetbob]

Your beauty shines through so brightly 😊❤️