Elay Amitay Halevi explains how wishing harm on someone creates a karmic tie that binds your fate to theirs. The fix: stop investing your energy in their downfall, bless them instead, and recite the mantra "I release their fall from my destiny. I bless them, and I rise on my own light."
Every time you hope someone falls or fails, what you are doing is you are signing a spiritual contract with their downfall. You may not realize it, but in that moment, your soul becomes entangled with theirs. And that is just because you wish them harm. Why is that? Why is that? When we wish someone harm, karmically, we're tied to their fate. Kabbalah teaches that energy flows wherever consciousness goes. So when your energy is invested in their collapse, you become part of their story. If they fall, you fall too. And here's what's even more dangerous. The Creator will keep showing you their darkness, not to punish you, but to trigger your correction. You'll keep seeing their flaws. You'll keep feeling that anger until the message is heard. Let go. Free your soul. True spiritual power isn't watching someone fall. It's being so elevated that their fall no longer affects your flight. You don't rise by pushing others down. You rise by lifting your energy out of their field. That's how we end the karmic loop. Here's a mantra for you. I release their fall from my destiny. I bless them, and I rise on my own light.
