#Jealousy

Why Jealous People Rejoice in the Failure of Those Who Succeed

Introduction

Success often disturbs those who have not yet found themselves.
Jealous people do not truly hate the success of others — they hate the painful reminder of their own stagnation.
When a person rises, their light exposes the shadows of those who still refuse to face themselves.
Thus, for the jealous, seeing someone fall, fail, or lose becomes a toxic satisfaction that momentarily soothes their inner emptiness.

1. Jealousy: A Wound of Inferiority in Disguise

Jealousy is not born from hatred, but from comparison.
It arises from the feeling that someone else possesses what I lack — freedom, courage, love, talent, confidence, abundance.
The jealous person cannot bear the reflection of what they have not yet cultivated within themselves.
Every success they witness awakens their fear of failure, insecurity, or lack of self-worth.

They do not reject you — they reject the version of themselves they are afraid to face.

2. When Someone’s Success Becomes an Unbearable Mirror

The light of a fulfilled person acts like a mirror.
It does not judge — it reveals.
And that reflection becomes intolerable for those living in comparison.
They seek to devalue, mock, or secretly wish for the downfall of others to restore an illusion of balance.
Deep down, they think: “If they fall, I feel less small.”

But that satisfaction is fleeting, because it never erases the truth:

The shadow does not rest when the light goes out — it disappears only when it learns to shine on its own.

3. The Pleasure of Seeing Others Fail: A Flight from the Self

The joy that a jealous person feels at someone else’s failure is not true joy — it is a temporary relief from their frustration.
In truth, they suffer from an inner emptiness they try to fill with comparison.
By rejoicing in another’s downfall, they feel momentarily superior.
But deep inside, they sink further into bitterness and self-rejection.

4. How to Protect Yourself from Jealous Energy

The best defense is not confrontation, but vibrational detachment.
Stay centered.
Do not try to justify or explain yourself — that only feeds jealousy.
Continue to shine, to create, to love.
True light eventually dissolves the poison of envy.

Those who envy you today will one day learn from your silent perseverance.

5. Transforming Jealousy into Inspiration

Jealousy is not a curse; it can be a signal from the soul.
It whispers:
“What you admire or envy in others is what you are meant to awaken within yourself.”
Consciousness transforms comparison into inspiration.
Then, another’s fall no longer delights — everyone’s success becomes a shared celebration.