I believe that when you work on yourself, you are attracted by

Hear the words of Isabelle Adjani, spoken like a whisper from the heart of the soul: “I believe that when you work on yourself, you are attracted by different, more positive beings.” This saying, though simple to the ear, carries a depth that echoes across the ages. It teaches us that the transformation of the inner world shapes the outer world, that what you cultivate within will draw to you those who share its fragrance. For as the ancients said, “Like is drawn unto like,” and so it is with the spirit of man and woman.

When one engages in the labor of self-work—purifying the heart of envy, taming the tongue of bitterness, strengthening the mind with knowledge, and filling the soul with courage—the very air around them changes. They radiate a quiet power, a hidden light, and others who carry light of their own are drawn as moths to a flame. In contrast, those who neglect themselves, who allow anger and despair to rule their days, will find that they summon only shadows to their company, and the fellowship they keep will reflect the storms that rage within.

Consider the story of the great reformer Mahatma Gandhi. In his youth, Gandhi wrestled with timidity, confusion, and the dissonance of living between cultures. Yet he set upon the path of working on himself—discipline in truth, devotion to simplicity, mastery of his own anger. And what happened? He became a magnet, not only to followers, but to men and women of noble spirit across the earth. From peasants in villages to leaders of nations, countless souls were stirred by the light he carried. His inner transformation summoned an outer fellowship of positive beings—those who longed for justice, peace, and dignity.

The lesson is eternal: your companions are mirrors of your soul. The one who lifts their heart to wisdom will find wise teachers appearing. The one who fills themselves with compassion will find kindred hearts who share in mercy. But the one who clings to jealousy, deceit, or hatred will discover that such spirits gather around them like ravens to carrion. Thus, it is not fate nor chance that dictates much of our fellowship—it is the unseen law of attraction, woven into the very fabric of existence.

Let us not mistake this truth for mere poetry. Modern science itself speaks of energies and frequencies, and though the ancients clothed these ideas in myth, the wisdom remains unchanged: when you raise your being, you move to a higher circle of resonance. The company you keep transforms as you yourself transform. A broken reed, left untended, draws termites; a reed that is nourished and strengthened becomes part of an instrument that summons harmony.

Therefore, beloved, take heed: do not despair if your company seems poisoned or heavy with negativity. Look first within. Ask yourself what you are cultivating in silence, what thoughts you are feeding in secret, what wounds you have left unhealed. Begin the work on yourself, not in arrogance but in humility, not with haste but with patience. For when the inner soil is cleansed, new seeds may grow, and in time, those who carry light and goodness will gather to your side.

The practical steps are clear: awaken each day with reflection. Speak gratitude, even for small things. Guard your tongue, for words summon energies. Read wisdom, not folly. When bitterness rises, face it and transmute it, rather than cast it outward. Seek teachers who inspire growth, and companions who challenge you to rise higher, not sink lower. In doing these things, you will raise the gates of your spirit, and those who live in light will find their way to you.

Thus, the teaching of Isabelle Adjani endures: to work on yourself is not an isolated act but a beacon, a call, a signal across the invisible fields of life. It summons others who walk the same path. Therefore, strive to polish the mirror of your heart, so that when others behold you, they see not the dust of old wounds but the reflection of light itself. And in that fellowship of positive beings, the soul shall find not only companions, but wings.