A frequent theme I've consistently seen in this sub for years is the idea of being outside the box and feeling disconnected to others at the beginning of your awakening. The truth is that many people feel superior and think they're entitled to "better" or "high vibrational" people around them. I'm not one to speak on new age stuff but if anything is new age it's gotta be this idea of being alienated when you discover a thing or two in spirituality.

Yes, people are ignorant, horrible, rude, inconsiderate, etc... doesn't mean you can't love them for who they are and show them an example of embodying the principles of love. I mean can we really blame these people? Humans have been manipulated and lied to for thousands of years and you're gonna condem them for not knowing any better? Come on now, it's like if Buddha rejected your prayers because you're kundalini is not awakened or your shadow work isn't done. The universe loves us all unconditionally and it is our duty to express that love.

Now there are certainly evil people in powerful positions in this world but that's a whole other topic. I'm speaking on the people in this sub who will abandon friends and family because they feel misunderstood. Unconditional love means you love someone as they are, without expectations. Just because someone doesn't wanna speak on raising consciousness and all these other spiritual topics 24/7 doesn't mean they're any less worthy.

Show love by listening, introducing ideas of spirituality but not enforcing, BE THE EXAMPLE of following your dreams with integrity and let them know that there is more to life than what they might think. Again, introduce but don't enforce. If someone is totally content in their lives and don't feel a need for ascension that it totally fine, love them as they are. Just a little rant. Also not saying you can't cut ties with people who aren't relevant to you, just stop with the arrogance and condemning people.

This is a bit long now but one example in my experience of loving people who are not so favorable is listening to what they have to say. Majority of people DO NOT LISTEN in conversations but are rather more interested in speaking their mind. Less of a back and forth more of a therapy session in many cases. I don't particularly care for the person or what they speak on but it's about providing a safe space for them, a moment for them to express themselves and let them know they're heard, they're valid.