Do Good Anyway!

I finally reached 1000 plus followers on my fan page, Life in Cassadaga Spiritualist – Mayberry It Is, so to thank my followers I did a contest for a free reading.

People were to pick a number between 1 and 100. As my followers responded with their numbers, a replied post said something about winning and for people to go to a site and put their credit card numbers in. I was mortified. I deleted the post.

Do Good Anyway!

I re-posted that a scam was attached to my post and apologized. I created another post this time asking my followers to pick a number. Hours later it happened again. It was my name but with a different font. I posted that I would never ask for a credit card number and if the message was received, to report it.

Do Good Anyway!

I contacted the winner and it was a lovely reading.

The other day I had someone I know attack me because I asked a question about something in an open setting. She continued by saying she did not like my vibration and didn’t appreciate me ‘attacking’ someone. I could not for the life of me figure out why she said this.
That woman was projecting her thoughts, which were not true, onto me.

Do Good Anyway!

Backstory: Several years ago, that same woman attacked me in public. She came to me in the bookstore and unloaded her opinion onto me. I was not expecting this. I asked her if she wanted to step outside – perhaps, not the best response, but she left my space.

I have definitely learned that this person is not for me and in the future I will look the other way when she is coming. This is not my personality and who I am, but it seems to be the only solution.

I will continue to Do Good Anyway!

Not everyone is your cup of tea and that’s okay. Don’t let the negative in a situation creep in and take a toll on you. You get to celebrate progress by having a contest, you get to ask questions, you get to do you. Be kind. Stop explaining your side of it. Stop putting your energy where it is not needed. Most people have already made up their minds about you through their own inadequacy thoughts about self – projecting onto you.  
Do Good Anyway!