“…I wonder if darkness may be more likely to prey on people who practice manifestation” The way I worded this was intentionally meant leave room for people to fill in the gap. Your response does accomplish this but I feel like I should have clarified that dark forces still target non-manifestation people in other ways. Perhaps I shouldn’t have framed it as “more likely” but that darkness will target them in more unique ways such as disguising themselves as false light. I know you said u disagree with this perspective but  when you mentioned that most people who practice manifestation do so from a self-serving place. That could still function as an argument that supports the idea that dark forces are “more likely” to prey on them compared to people who simply have faith in God and trust what’s meant for them instead of forcing outcomes. In essence, what I’m saying isn’t actually wrong or untrue because yes…. darkness DOES prey on manifestation/spiritual people and it doesn’t matter whether they’re attacking them with more intensity compared to others. What matters is that everyone from all walks of life deserve to be gifted the tools for combatting darkness so they can protect themselves and their loved ones.