I'm going to use myself as an example here because what has progressed over the past year (2020) in terms of the Orwellian measures and chicanery spanning across various industries, especially the medical / industrial complex, has led me into an extremely interesting position in life. I get this strange feeling that I have slowly over the past decade and a half or so been primed in a way for what is currently unfolding...because it all seems so obvious while many have absolutely no idea in the slightest what is currently unfolding worldwide.
Maybe the community here on #Hive can feel some of the same nuances in their life. I'd be really interested to hear the feedback!
Also, this post is geared towards those that might feel extremely confused, anxious and even a bit frightened. I know those feelings well although I'm slowly coming out of the other side and embracing the task at hand.
Its a mission. The path of the warrior is not supposed to be easy. I'm not saying I'm some super warrior in real life, its just a metaphor for the path less taken. Any one of us could simply blend into the zombie crowd, plug ourselves right back into the mainframe of the Matrix.
I, for one, refuse to do so.
The winding path towards today
If you can't tell I always post Matrix memes because, well, I've watched the series probably twenty times. And that's part of the whole story. Something just told me to keep watching it. A great movie? Of course. A classic. But it was more. It was a movie that I wouldn't just watch with a bag of popcorn...often times I felt myself leaning in, looking at the nuances, really listening to the scenes. I even researched how it was made and found some fascinating pieces of information.
One interesting "easter egg" in the first movie was when the guy came to pick up his "drugs" which was a CD. Neo pulls it out of a fake book. The name of that book is Simulacrum which apparently the main characters all had to read before the entire series was even produced.
That's an interesting book, although I haven't read it, yet ;) I have done some research on the plot. Simulacrum, as the name implies, implies a simulation...hence the Matrix itself.
The book is very real though, and describes our reality. We really do live in some sort of simulation it appears.
That's just one example of things that I have been drawn to research over the years. I never thought at first that it would mean anything to me, it was just a hobby. Or so I thought.
But my main focus of research has been and always will be health, the human body, nutrition and all the industries involved and that is why I feel like I have such a huge grasp on what is going on today with the plandemic.
I probably know more about the history of healthcare, medicine, healing and nutrition than 99% of doctors, who frankly don't know shit from shinola on any of these subjects. And these are the people that are trying to tell us what to do and what is "safe" and how to keep the "community" (communism) "healthy".
I'm not going to delve into that here, I just had to point that out. I'm also not going to go into any of those topics because, well, I don't feel like writing a 500 page synopsis of the entire charade. I'll leak that out slowly over time.
The point I am trying to make is that all of my research, bouncing around from topic to topic, off of hunches and "coincidences" has led me to this point, today, here and now and this is what I am here on this earth or this realm whatever you want to call it, to do. And that makes me feel extremely proud, and also extremely driven.
But its also like looking at an insurmountable monster, like a lone man with a sword staring down a one hundred foot hydra. It is testing.
And if you're someone out there who happens to read this, its not a coincidence either and you're probably on the right path.
Your niche may be art, or music, or researching the history of the Rockefellers like me, or the Rothschilds and banking, or medieval history. It might be gardening, herbology, physics, it could be anything.
But just know that you're not alone and it is crucial for you to present your skill and embark on the never-ending journey of assimilating information in your field but more importantly putting it into action.
See, for years I researched and researched and read and read and watched and listened and talked to people and asked questions and wrote notes and then read and read some more. Hundreds of books, thousand of videos, documentaries. Painstakingly viewing original documents, not just listening to second-hand accounts like most people do. Analyzing, critiquing, sharpening the sword.
And now, the time has come, in the greatest hoax ever perpetuated against humanity...bigger than anything that has ever come to pass in our lifetimes, the time has come to put it all into action in the physical world regardless of the consequences which could be grave and could even cost my life in the end.
This is the time when anyone who is actually consciously aware of their specific skill needs to apply that skill. We need to band together, the internet is not enough. For instance, I can treat injuries, strengthen people, customize nutrition plans and write entire volumes on historical healing and the medical industry.
But I can't fix a tractor motor. I can't build wooden structures. I suck at gardening. I can't fix your carburetor or install your windows and insulation...so by myself I'm nothing but a disseminator of information.
However, let's be honest here, we're in the matrix. Most people are as useful as tits on a bull. Not to be insulting. I rarely insult people in public unless they deserve it with sheer stupidity and rudeness. But if you flip burgers at McDonald's and play video games and haven't read a book in twenty years then until you find your innate skill, hidden deep down inside, you are completely useless in the current situation. In fact many people are not only useless they are less than useless and even part of the problem. The Karens for example. The snitches in public, reporting "non mask wearing people" because they have nothing better to do. Their gift appears to be being a fucking pain in the ass to those of us that actually know what's going on.
There's nothing wrong with having a lame job that you hate, if you are also cultivating some sort of useful skill on the side that can help humanity. The problem is that if you sell insurance and have no skills then, again, you are useless. If you can't read and write properly, do proper math, don't know any real history, watch the "news" and think you're informed, then you are useless.
But enough of that rant...had to get it out though because they are also the people we need to wake up. I have quite literally had the urge at times in public to just reach across a counter and physically choke people. I'm not a violent person and I don't hurt people, don't get me wrong, its just that the emotions that drive us to help humanity are hard to contain at times, and anger and frustration are normal parts of the process. I'm sure other people have had these urges as well.
"A harmless man is not a good man. A good man is a very dangerous man, who has that under voluntary control." - Jordan Peterson
In conclusion if you feel that you are somewhat of a lone-wolf, not DEPRESSED mind you, a crucial difference, but a lone-wolf, misunderstood and intelligent and with a purpose, then you are probably on the right path. But if you are surrounded by loads of people that all think the same and don't ever seem to progress, then maybe its time to change.