RamronDoree
New member
Over the past 2 months, I have intensified my spiritual practices. There have been incredible benefits and I can feel the growth.
However, as I've grown, I've noticed something interesting happening with my social life.
There are people who I feel drained speaking to, so I've been weeding them out of my social circles. There are also people who don't seem to stick around too long, and not because of any falling out or suchlike. They just stop being communicative.
I'm curious to know if this is normal, to have less people in your life as you develop spiritually. I imagine it is because, in my mind, as you grow you get stronger, and your strength of spirit repels weaker souls.
If it is natural, should I experience and learn from this loneliness? Or would it be more beneficial to affirm for healthier friendships and relationships?
However, as I've grown, I've noticed something interesting happening with my social life.
There are people who I feel drained speaking to, so I've been weeding them out of my social circles. There are also people who don't seem to stick around too long, and not because of any falling out or suchlike. They just stop being communicative.
I'm curious to know if this is normal, to have less people in your life as you develop spiritually. I imagine it is because, in my mind, as you grow you get stronger, and your strength of spirit repels weaker souls.
If it is natural, should I experience and learn from this loneliness? Or would it be more beneficial to affirm for healthier friendships and relationships?