They may slowly enter your life but gradually cause damage, which you feel later down the line. By then, it’s too late to do something about it. They may have already harmed your reputation, saying to people that you’re the crazy one, or they might have gotten closer to that one person who is in control of everything—maybe it’s your boss, your manager. Then they start poisoning them against you. Their envy does not let them feel satisfied. They could stop at copying you, trying to become like you, interacting with people like you do, and so on. They don’t stop there. They have to destroy you, yet their bottomless pit remains bottomless—it never gets filled. That is what drives them to snatch it away, to destroy you, leaving you begging, leaving you without any proper relationship, leaving you in pain.
After entering the system, they may get closer to important people whose decisions impact you a lot. For example, your boss. Slowly, this person will start poisoning them against you, saying things that you’re not doing, so you are fired without cause, or everybody sees you as an enemy. They may say things like, “You know what, this person is now thinking of creating their own company, which will be in competition with us now that they have all the details.” Stuff you never said or imagined. They will make it seem like you’re trying to destroy the reputation of that friend and say bad stuff. They will gossip a lot, making people see you in a bad way so that you are removed, left alone, and tortured.
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