Your Friends Are Your Mirrors

Friends. Friends are the people you lean on. They are the ones you go to. They are the ones you call when you need lifting or an actual lift. Friends are the people you plan trips with, listen to live music with, eat meals with, commiserate with. Your friends. Your friends are the ones you get annoyed with. Sometimes gets into arguments with. Your friends are the ones you judge. The ones you critique and compare yourself to. Your friends are the ones you are envious of or show off to. Your friends. Your friends are the perfect reflection of how you feel about yourself. And if you find yourself without friends, then that is also a reflection of how you feel about yourself. What it is not, is a reflection of how others perceive you. You do not know how others perceive you. It is how you perceive yourself that creates a vibration that is responsible for your relationships. This is not a testament to your worthiness. You worthiness is a truth. You are worthy. But your perception of your worthiness is an entirely different thing. You believe you are not worthy. And this self criticism creates relationships that show you where you see yourself as lacking. Your friends are your mirror. If you see something in someone that you do not like, then you do not like that aspect of yourself. If you see something you do like, then that is something you either have empowering beliefs about in yourself or long to feel. If your friends seemingly cause you to feel negative emotions then they are there to simply point out a limiting belief. A belief that keeps you small. A belief that is in the way of your knowing who you are. A limitless being of pure positive love and acceptance.