“Unhappy are those upon whom God has turned His attention” – a saying

Sławomir Majda: It is hard to say whether it is better to be on the side of gnomes or deities, because “poor are those whom God has forgotten (like the gnomes). But truly unhappy are those upon whom God has turned His attention.” Once again I quote this golden thought.

Małgorzata Krata, 12:53: You once received a correction to this “golden thought,” that it is not true… and yet you still quote and promote it.

Sławomir Majda, 12:53: I forgot about the correction.

Małgorzata Krata, 12:54: How is that possible? I remember you writing to us about it.

Sławomir Majda, 12:54: Well, I forgot. I remember a few topics, but the rest slips away.

Małgorzata Krata, 12:55: Somehow I do not find this thought amusing.

Sławomir Majda, 12:55: Because it is an abstraction — a “figure-concept” impossible to actually exist. Inventing such a phrase also had to be done by some great mind, aware of God’s constant presence everywhere and always.

Małgorzata Krata, 12:59: Yeah, a brilliant phrase, only untrue…

Sławomir Majda, 13:01: Brilliant, because the soul lives quietly as it wants, not standing out so that nobody notices it exists, and then suddenly God intervenes and has some “wish.” One that cannot be refused in any way. That is what is disturbing for many — that nobody knows when God will appear asking for payment. For example, for many incarnations the soul keeps tinkering with incarnations in the material environment, with its plans all arranged. And then what? Everything collapses.

Małgorzata Krata, 13:06: But where is the truth in that phrase if God Himself stated it is not true? What you write is that the phrase only makes sense within the unconscious understanding of the soul.

Sławomir Majda, 13:06: Yes. After all, God performs millions of actions simultaneously for every human being. The organism itself requires it, not to mention relationships with others.

Małgorzata Krata, 13:08: “God, why are You giving me this misfortune in the form of health?”… haha, that is how the phrase works.

Sławomir Majda, 13:08: That is not how I see it.

Małgorzata Krata, 13:08: But that is the conclusion drawn from this pseudo-brilliant phrase.

Sławomir Majda, 13:09: No.

Małgorzata Krata, 13:10: How not? The soul wanted to continue experiencing and suffering, and then God turned His attention to it and it had to begin changing.

Sławomir Majda, 13:12: Not necessarily changing, but for example paying debts when karmic creditors or collectors come knocking on doors and windows. Or when war arrives.

Małgorzata Krata, 13:13: The author of this phrase, this “great mind,” forgot to define who is happy then (according to that author). I simply do not like this phrase. It does not amuse me.

Sławomir Majda, 13:15: How would you assess yourself from three years ago? As forgotten or noticed by God? Here on our Forum many people seek God’s attention. A question came to my mind… how do I assess myself from 25 years ago? I assess myself as unnoticed by God.

Małgorzata Krata, 13:20: The question has no proper answer, because the phrase assumes only two options and both are negative.

Sławomir Majda, 13:21: You sought God’s attention too, just like others, just like I myself did.

Małgorzata Krata, 13:23: And it turned out very well for me, contrary to what that unfunny phrase claims.

Sławomir Majda, 13:24: I remember presenting you in prayer as if you were unknown to God. “God, you know, there is this lady…” And only then did turmoil and confusion begin in your life, exactly like in the quoted thought. Someone inexperienced MUST draw such a conclusion because all the data points to it. And this happens when attracting God’s attention to oneself activates countless patterns and limitations. Everything bad happens simultaneously. Before, one was ONLY poor, and now a serious illness has been added. Many notice that their problems, even misfortunes, intensify.

Małgorzata Krata, 13:29: I think God was doing everything possible so it would hurt as little as possible, not to make things even harder for you and me. I think God is gentle, and it is not God’s fault that someone carried so much confusion.

Sławomir Majda, 13:30: Many also want to place all blame for their troubles on God and reproach Him for not intervening, while few understand that the soul itself blocked positive changes.

Małgorzata Krata, 13:37: “Happy are those upon whom God has turned His attention, although they may face the pain of confronting their own confusion and its consequences.” Unless God frees them from it.

Opublikowano: 13/05/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: God

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