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Many people find themselves at a crossroads where they must choose between accepting the comfort of living within a capitalistic structure and, in contrast, experiencing their true potential within the unlimited possibilities offered by the Creator.
Many choose to stay in the system, which entails being born, given a name, and a country that has its own set of structures, ID number to fit into a tax bracket, etc. – this is the foundation that gets layered by social, family, political, and religious values. Throughout their life, they receive an education, get married, work, have children, retire, and eventually pass away. Somewhere in between, they believe they fulfill certain desires that are short-lived and that do not bring long-lasting joy. These structures are typically overlayed with traumatic experiences that settle within the subconscious and drive one’s actions on autopilot within the established systems.
The alternative involves questioning the true meaning of life, the Self. This question is accompanied by a realization that one is settling for only a fraction of one’s potential, “Is that what my life is all about?”. Sound familiar?
This alternative path involves looking back and recognizing unconscious patterns originating from a fear of survival, which fuels the capitalistic structure many choose to settle for.
While neither choice is right nor wrong, the choice that requires questioning the meaning of life raises fear in many people, which drives them to settle for what is familiar. This choice, however, is an opportunity for self-discovery that begins to arise for everyone equally through an internal calling.
Those who start to raise questions on the purpose of life are urged to silence the mind, listen, and become aware of the inner calling to awaken from the illusory structures that have mass hypnotized humanity. It is an inner calling to begin to question the validity of the systems that have shaped one’s personality and limit one’s experience to what is familiar and known.
To start the process of removing deep-seated programs passed down through generations, one must carefully examine both conscious and subconscious self-destructive patterns that influence one’s actions. By acknowledging these patterns, one can break free from them and the systems that have reinforced those patterns. This leads to one connecting with the authentic Self, which leads to opening up one’s reality to greater possibilities beyond what one has been conditioned to believe. Beyond the mind itself.
There is an inherent call for all of humanity to re-examine, liberate from limited structures, and unlock the potential of the Creator within each of us. We are urged to remove limiting programs, reconnect with the heart, and prepare to create, build, experience, enjoy, and recognize the power that each of us holds beyond the limited programs that dictate our reality.
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Wokism and Black Pillers
The globalists want legions of black people pilled because black people don’t think critically or practically. They don’t make wise battlefield decisions to take ground where they can and stash away resources for a better day to come.
Are you ever gonna push me
Take me round, let me do
I need it and I’m ready
And I haven’t got a clue
Any track is turning
But the race is in my head
I’m attacking the illusion
But the stopping drives me mad
Time is running out
The illusion fades away
Time is running out
Another day’s on its way
On the fast lane of the street I’m driving
Sometimes, somewhere, I’m arriving
Every day and every night
Another day is ready
Coming up and driving mad
‘Cause I have another notion
Got the clue, I need it bad
Another sun is shining
And he knew he wasn’t great
He didn’t ever talk about it
He knew he couldn’t wait
Are you ever gonna push me
Take me round, let me do
I need it and I’m ready
And I haven’t got a clue
Any track is turning
But the race is in my head
I’m attacking the illusion
But the stopping drives me mad
Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen
This is Billy McKloski from Palm Springs
Reporting for NBC Sports of America
20 seconds to the start
Of the 31st Formula race on a hot
Sunny afternoon here in California
April Energies? More Nuts Than Ever? Mornin’ Campers! Mark Attwood with Abby Wynne
Apollo Solaris 
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