Did you know that when you hold positive thoughts or "good" judgements about others, you create a healing energy field for that person?
Your belief and focus about the person creates a space where they can be the best version of themselves.
When you focus on their negative aspects, you are saying you believe in their dysfunction. You are now out of alignment or agreement with source about the person and will create drama and karma. Positive thought holds you in alignment and agreement with God, preventing the engagement in drama and the creation of more karma, or life lessons.

You do this naturally when you are "in love" with someone.
All you can see and focus on is how awesome they are and how awesome you feel when with them. All they believe is that you are amazing and all you believe is they are amazing. Both of you hold each other in an amazing positive energy field where you both act out the highest version of yourself.

And then..... the mind begins to poison the field by shifting your focus to one "bad" judgement or problem. The integrity of the field you hold them in starts to shift and now the "in love" feeling starts to fade. Now instead of being in a love relationship, you have entered a karmic relationship where you will both play the role each energy field commands, and sometimes that role is quiet painful.

Negative focus will poison your relationships and cause them to take on a different purpose. To teach you not to poison. To teach you to hold the purest field concerning one another. To bring out the best in each other. To bring out the best in you.

Keep the field clear for everyone to enter and show you the "God" within them. Believe in their dysfunction and they will show you what you believe is true. Heal yourself and your relationships by keeping you thought fields clear and full of love, not poison.
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 I want to write briefly about one of the biggest destroyers of excellent relationships.

It begins when one or both partners in the relationship start looking for signs of change, a decrease in love levels, attention levels, effort levels. The partner in the relationship who begins doing this first or the most, will bring fear and insecurity into the relationship. 

Here is how it looks. New and fabulous relationship. Great fun. Lots of attention. Slightest change or assumed threat to that, and one of you goes into what I call "detective mode".

Now the other person starts to feel like Leonardo DiCaprio in "Catch me if you can". The detective hunts for signs or clues to see if they are still loved and wanted as much as they were before. The other partners feels this and may even grow tired of the questioning and need of reassurance, and begin to run. Not pretty or enjoyable for either side. What was once a fun and loving relationship has now been poisoned with fear and insecurity.

How do you stop this? Give them a BREAK!!!!!.. before they give you one.  So what if they normally text 3 heart emoji's and this time they only sent you one. I repeat.. Give them a BREAK!

Let them off the hook. Remove the pressure. Create some space. Stop looking at what they are doing or are not doing for you and turn the attention to what YOU are doing to make THEM feel loved.
Are you really showing them love by not giving them your trust? I think not. Maybe it's time for you to see if all that energy you've put into playing detective could be put into playing lover.

One more important key. Love yourself. When one slips into detective mode, all of your attention turns to the other person. All of it. It then turns into an obsession. You then begin torturing yourself with "what if's". You also run the chance of self sabotaging. Meaning, you will begin looking for any reason to jump ship. You will find yourself picking fights over insignificant topics. All of this is to avoid hurt because you don't trust. You don't trust them and you don't trust that you would survive if they left you.

What about you? Instead of giving another person who you can't control all of your attention, turn it on to things you can control. This is part of loving yourself. No one outside of you should ever become the center of your world, your everything. If this happens, you begin to cling too tightly and constantly look for signs to see if you are losing your grip or not. Take some time for you . Let yourself off the hook. Give yourself some space to find yourself again outside of your partner or relationship. Know that you are amazing, can survive anything, and have so much love to give. Go give it.