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“Everything You Thought You Knew, Was an Illusion

Yes, it is everywhere, in everything, consumed by the masses since the beginning of time. What does this leave you? Where does this leave you? Did Free Will really ever exist or was it twisted into an unknown, complex pretzel? Ah, but there is something you retain, something very important – your mind, your soul, and your heart. These are yours to nurture, build strength, protect, reconcile, and develop so that you can move forward, armed with knowledge, to manifest that which you seek, and to shed that which doesn’t serve you.

Are there constraints? Do they make it difficult given that they have infiltrated and control nearly all things one touches, explores, or requires on some level? Yes, they do. But, and this is a big “but,” much of it can be navigated, circumvented, overpowered, or worked around. You must be creative, have faith in yourself, and learn how to function within a corrupt system, while it is on its path to being cleansed. After all, you’ve been doing it your whole life, the difference now is, your eyes are open, so your choices just expanded. This is a good thing.

Rather than follow their lead, move to the beat of your own drum. Don’t look at things as a challenge, see them as opportunities, explorations, and adventures. Changing one’s perspective can go a long way. The box they have designed around you needs to be stripped away. You are no longer caged. Access your Free Will fully. Come up with new plans, new desires, new directions, and care for yourself, your family, your neighbors, and your friends in ways you may never have thought of before. Build the communities they so desperately want divided and destroyed. There is strength in numbers.

Stay strong. Forge ahead. Be brave. Make a difference. Above all – look out for yourself and those you love while we navigate these murky waters. You can choose to take it lying down, or you can hunt the hunters and you can take action. Whatever you choose to do, don’t be content with being blissfully oblivious. Knowledge is power. Use it wisely”