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I find it fascinating how many humans become deeply interested in things they say they do not want.
You tell me about negative entities, energetic vampires, psychic attacks, toxic relationships, curses, energetic cords, and all sorts of invisible creatures that seem to occupy a great deal of your attention. Then, in the very next breath, you tell me you would like more peace, more joy, more freedom, and more love in your life.
Can you see the contradiction?
I am not asking whether these things are real or unreal. From where I stand, that is not the most useful question.
Everything can become real within experience.
A dream feels real while you are dreaming it. A memory feels real while you are remembering it. A frightening story can make your heart race even when you know it never happened. Experience is remarkably flexible, and consciousness is remarkably creative.
The question I would ask is much simpler:
Why are you feeding it?
If you place food outside your door every day, eventually visitors will arrive. If you spend your days studying fear, discussing fear, researching fear, sharing fear, and looking for evidence of fear, your consciousness becomes highly skilled at finding more things to be afraid of.
You call this awareness. I call it gardening.
And many of you are growing magnificent fear gardens.
Imagine walking into a vast library containing millions of books. You pick up a book about spiritual attacks. Then another. Then another. Soon your entire shelf is filled with stories about danger, interference, hidden enemies, and dark forces. After a while you begin believing that the library itself is dangerous.
Meanwhile, thousands of books on creativity, wisdom, joy, beauty, love, innovation, healing, and adventure remain untouched.
The library was never the problem. The selection was.
Now, does this mean that other beings, dimensions, energies, and frequencies do not exist?
Of course not.
Consciousness is vast beyond anything most humans currently imagine. You can connect with higher-dimensional beings. You can connect with departed spirits. You can connect with collective thought forms. You can connect with all sorts of frequencies and realities.
My question is: why would you choose to spend your precious creative energy on the ones you do not enjoy?
You have access to an infinite streaming platform. There are channels dedicated to inspiration, beauty, mastery, creativity, wonder, healing, and discovery. Yet many people become obsessed with the horror section and then wonder why their reality begins feeling frightening.
The universe is incredibly responsive.
Where attention goes, experience follows.
This is not a reward system and it is not a punishment system. It is simply how consciousness functions. Attention is creative. Focus is creative. Expectation is creative. Imagination is creative.
Every moment you are casting votes for the reality you would like to experience.
That is why I encourage you to stop asking what you should believe and start asking what you would like to create.
Believing belongs largely to the third-dimensional experience. It assumes there is a fixed reality somewhere outside of you and your task is to discover which version is correct.
Creation is different.
Creation understands that consciousness participates in experience. It understands that reality responds to focus. It understands that your attention is one of the most powerful tools available to you.
So when someone asks me whether negative entities are real, I smile. I could spend hours discussing the subject.
Instead, I usually ask a different question: would you like more of that experience?
Because if you continue giving it your attention, your emotional energy, your conversations, your research, and your imagination, you are strengthening that pathway within your reality.
You are watering the plant.
Then you seem surprised when it grows.
I would much rather see you become fascinated with beauty.
I would much rather see you explore joy, creativity, abundance, wisdom, love, synchronicity, inspiration, and all the extraordinary possibilities available to consciousness.
These realities grow exactly the same way.
The difference is that most people understand this principle when it comes to fear, yet forget it when it comes to wonder.
So I invite you to become a little more selective with your attention.
Not because something is good or bad.
Simply because your attention is one of the most valuable currencies you possess.
Spend it on experiences you would genuinely like to have more of.
The universe is listening much more carefully than you realize.
