This excerpt is a spiritual monologue by David Ghiyam arguing that interpersonal harm and "toxic" relationships reflect aligned soul corrections (tikkun) arranged by the Creator. He asserts that suffering in relationships is permitted by higher worlds for mutual soul work and urges listeners to reframe blame—replace blaming the other person with understanding the Creator's role—so the experience becomes learning rather than wasted time.
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Two people will never meet unless their tikkuns or soul corrections are completely aligned energetically. So the Creator arranged that this person, this man or woman, would go through their soul correction because of fears that are awakened in them at the same time that you need to go through yours. You will never go through something no one can hurt you, touch you, or harm you unless there was permission given from the upper worlds for you to go through your process. Nobody could hurt you unless there was a destiny to go through a certain process when we can see things beyond. Hey, you did this to me. Hey, you are this and that. The Creator then gives us divine wisdom how to navigate the scenario and never repeat it again. Something we should never say is, that relationship was terrible. That person was terrible. That person was a waste of my time. That person took two years of my life. That person. I wish I had never met them. Every time we have this narrative or this vibration, replace the word that person with the Creator. The Creator wasted my time. The Creator was toxic. I wish I never met the Creator. I'm going to block the creator. You're supercharged about this person who you literally think wasted your time, stole your innocence, created all this trauma. But in reality, was the Creator the whole time. And now we are angry with the Creator. Everything is an illusion. All there is is you and the light of the creation.
