Spiritual abuse.

Real spirituality facilitates true recognition of your own self in your actual body any one moment, whether you are happy or sad. It celebrates as the song of life that invisible force which aligns us, strengthens us in our individual self expression, and also exposes and erases where we are retaining redundant behaviours. Rather than something always positive, it is the ugly and the beautiful - a point which is continually missed.

When the ability to physically receive and absorb pure love is lost, we look for teachers to remind us what it is. This is not necessarily a bad thing. It can, temporarily, be very healthy and lead to more self reliance, clarity, personal autonomy and action - rather than a passivity which merely follows, repeats, worships and imitates. However most guides and those who follow them now lack the actual frequency by which to strongly push everyone back into themselves and an outward dependency develops. Everything is mental and there is no real love there.

Instead there is a pseudo love which apparently says and does all the right things but which is absolutely hollow. When the frequency of pure love pours through someone - it is like a torrent - and anything opposite to that or which comes too close is instantly exposed and burns up. This is very different from political correctness, always being detached, and doing lots of meditation, which in some spiritual traditions is based on an inverted moral framework. This is often more about hierarchy, exclusion, judgment, punishment and blame ... getting very busy going nowhere.