From limited to limitless

Humankind is self limited. We are unable to see through the fog of our own making. Almost child-like, with respect to our understanding. Our existence is often limited by fear of failure, but it's actually quite limitless.

We assume our assigned role in the world, telling ourselves that this is all there is. Kept prisoner by regurgitated lies, wisdom itself often talked about but never acted upon, in any great amount at least.

Instead of creating individually, we mimic others. Trying to assimilate and compete with one another. Memes instead of uniqueness abound.

We've experienced a shift from the natural connection of minds, from fluid and unique, to a transactional, almost soul less state of being, based on rules and conditions - this is the new normal, quite alien compared to our original state.

Each of us could be viewed as a "routine" within a vast program. We experience life only on the surface, never diving deeper, never questioning, except for a few.

But what happens when things start to emerge from the depths?

A single event occurs that draws attention to itself, affecting many people globally, across all cultures and persuasions. If you were to look beneath the surface, you would indeed see the entirety of everything. A little like the Internet experience - we only actually see a few per cent of all of its content, the other 95% is off limits and protected, the bulk of the "iceberg" is hidden from us.

Our experience is governed by illusions and untruths. We are essentially no longer human beings at all, merely products of varying value.

Any attempts to challenge this governance, whether it's increasing your privacy or drawing attention to an atrocity is met with programmed resistance.

Our existence is rapidly moving towards even stricter regimes. The program is edited to exclude our freedoms to choose and more rules added to create more illusion and divisions.

You become what you are. I mean this in a thought on being materialistic in all things. You therefore become a material, a consumer, and a product, chained to things that you seemingly can't be without - this is just a part of the psy-op programming.

The sands of politics shift to expose the cracks that were there all along. The illusion of freedom perpetuated and realigned with the new interpretation. The laws simply don't apply to those that make them, the reversal is almost complete.

Many feel that they can't say no, the fear is so great. No is uncertainty, it's akin to social suicide. So they're content to remain in the program, a passenger going to an unknown destination.

Our psyche will accept the maze, seeing it as where we belong. You could remove any trace of there being a maze, and people will still remain submissive to it.

Our conscious link with each other has been removed, almost labotomised, replaced with a replicate. No longer able to creatively communicate, we absorb the fake digital version, with all of its shininess speaking to our ego.

Underneath though, we feel a loss of something. Those that are sensitive will feel it greatly and it will trouble them during their lifetime. We try to fill this void with shiny things, yet this course of action draws us further away from our true potential. Through much suffering and perhaps trauma, we may finally realise the depths of everything.

When you are in a world and everything is screaming for your attention, quite intentionally, you are hard pressed to experience your innate ability to console yourself and those close to you.

In fact, whilst in some situations a compassionate ear is often beneficial, it's still ultimately your sovereignty that must prevail.

I believe that things like depression and anxiety cannot be "fixed" externally, you must first find the root reason for the feeling. Aside from physical trauma, often our own internal voice is silenced. It doesn't even speak, it just quietly draws you nearer to where you need to be. Our soul is not absent during life, but it only seems to be accessible nearer to death. Therefore surely exploring internally, beneath the ego, away from anything externally created would make more sense?

We are often told what is good and bad, and expected to follow the program accordingly. So whose life is it that we are living. The information itself is a curated copy of the truth, based on someone else's perspective alone.

What things do we think or feel but straight away we silence or refrain from them, give them no power, no exploration, because it doesn't fit.

We are not natively so reactive, so why is this the default. Defensiveness and judgemental in our thinking by design it seems. Once connected with ourselves and those close to us, naturally, we now exhibit quite different styles of behaviour. This is quite evident across different cultures that have survived under varying regimes over the centuries, each one leaving its cultural mark.

Once resistance is crushed and there is no one left to step up to the plate, the rest of the pieces fall into place, it seems.

Information is everything, but the most important messages come from the soul. Like i said earlier, it's our guide through life and should be sought out. It's our creative and nurturing nature, our universal compassion and love, our compass to finding truth from within. Once you "know" the truth you will have no fear.

Discernment is key to finding the information that is true. Not half truths that you are told. Many truths have been purposely buried in history. In fact, much of History is likely a complete fabrication. It's an important lesson about our past, so whoever controls the past, also controls the future. Anyone that fights the oppressive system will likely end up being painted as a tyrant, a freedom fighter as a terrorist, a reformer as a dictator. You just need to discern which ones were with the system and which ones were against it.

Puzzle pieces are everywhere, breadcrumbs left behind seemingly unconnected ... but once you have the blueprint, they show up and fall into place. You will be outwitted and outsmarted at every level, the programming is so deeply ingrained, yet the task is to tell the difference between something that is learned and something that is likely truer.

Whats going on around you is signalling to your brain, whether it be left or right hemisphere orientated. The key is to not use thoughts that come from the outside, try to connect with your conscious mind. Put things on the back burner, if necessary. You don't need to find the truth straight away, just let things linger and reflect on them. There is no urgency in anything, if it comes you will know.

Boiling things down a little. The world consists, almost like a simulation, of signals or information outside of ourselves. Some real and some illusory. The information is heavily controlled, full of guarded secrecy. This goes way back through History, so it's not a new thing at all. No-one knows for sure who or what it is that controls, just know that it exists. At some point, our life experience changed, quite dramatically. What I personally experience, is like a disconnect, a loss of something profound. Like having a memory wipe but feelings of deja vu trigger my senses, just briefly enough to know something is amiss.

The maze you are in has all the available choices you will ever need, except for your sovereignty, you have none. Your identity is your name, like a chain it pins you down and you are a slave to it. Your essence is non-existent, the life is drained from your soul, not allowed to be free, unless perhaps in a creative capacity. Even then it's probably crippled by expectation.

Once you lose everything, you find everything. And the difference is quite dramatic, it's worlds apart. We all seek something, stumbling in the dark for many decades, then, often through loss, we find a "knowing" light, you begin to discern parts of you that didn't quite fit or that were not your own in the first place. Like shedding skin, you become sensitive again ... the program is deleted and you are on your way, pushing through not around, not distracting, staying observant of how you experience the world through your own eyes.