Karma, Intention, and the Weight of Energetic Honesty

I started paying attention to my intentions in order to live a karmically clear life. Not just to feel better, or be more spiritual—but to actually reduce the energetic residue I leave behind in every interaction.

Because I’ve noticed that most people aren’t being dishonest maliciously. They’re being dishonest energetically—through unclear intentions, unspoken agendas, and unacknowledged attachments. And that kind of energetic murkiness creates karma, even when it’s subtle.

And here’s what I’ve realized:

Energy is intention. Every thought. Every desire. Every energetic pull—spoken or unspoken—is a broadcast. And the moment we project that energy outward, especially onto another person, we step into karmic terrain.

Even when it’s subtle.
Even when it’s well-meaning.
Even when it’s masked as care, compassion, or connection.

If your intention requires someone else to shift their path in order to match your vision—it’s no longer creation. It becomes manipulation.

And in the energetic world, manipulation creates karma. Karma that doesn’t disappear just because you meant well. Karma that doesn’t get cleared just because you said a prayer afterward.
It stays. Until it’s seen. Until it’s owned. Until it’s moved.

Karma is not punishment. It’s accountability. It’s cause and effect playing out through energetic choices. And it meets you wherever you try to bypass it.

This is why I no longer romanticize the idea of being "high vibe" if the frequency is rooted in avoidance. I've seen too many people—and too many past versions of myself—use vague spiritual language to project clarity when there was none.

Living a karmically clear life means getting radically honest about where your energy is going—and what it’s asking for in return.

It means asking:

• Is this for me?

• Or is this really about them?

• Am I calling myself forward?

• Or trying to bend the field to pull someone closer, subtly or energetically?

There’s a huge difference between commanding a higher version of yourself into form—and trying to command someone else into the version you want them to be.

One creates alignment. The other creates distortion.

That’s why I’ve been practicing being intentionless when it comes to other people. Not cold. Not distant. Just clear. Detached from the outcome. Grounded in the moment. Respectful of divine timing and the infinite matrix of free will.

Because free will is sacred. And no amount of vision boarding, meditating, or manifestation scripting can override someone else’s soul path.

What I've come to understand is that energetic integrity is not about closing yourself off—it's about refusing to hold others in contracts they never consented to. If I want to be met, I have to offer the invitation—not a leash.

But when it comes to me—my dharma, my alignment, my highest timeline— I will command it. I will name it. I will meet it in the field. I will move like it’s already true.

We’re not here to coerce others into alignment with us. We’re here to align with ourselves so fully, so clearly, so consistently, that those who are meant to walk beside us feel it—and move toward us of their own free will.

And those who aren’t? They’ll fade.
Without force.
Without resistance.
Without drama.

This is the practice: Refining intention.
Being precise with energy.
Holding the field with integrity.
And recognizing when it’s time to release—with ease.

Because nothing karmically clean ever has to be forced.
It will either meet you, or it won’t.
And when you live like that, you don’t need control to feel safe.

The cleaner our intentions, the clearer our reality. And the less karmic residue we leave behind.

That’s how we move forward—fully.