A journey out of the matrix and into a world of love (Solutions Pt 1)
Solutions. My first series of posts hopefully created an environment for your mind to understand the problem set of today's world. This next series will explore solutions to those problems, broadly grouped into 4 categories:
what the ultimate endgame - the perfect world - might look like
transition strategies to get to that world
practical examples of tactics to enable those strategies
adopting an innerstanding of a better world prior to an actual physical change
Everyone will have a different view of what their perfect world would be, but if you replaced 'their' with 'the' and applied a Value system ahead of a belief system, from my innerstanding of hueman nature, a 'perfect' world agreeable to all is possible. And we will get there, in description and in reality.
Lets begin with a practical example. Imagine it is 6 months go and the world was 'normal', before the current psy-op was run. You wake up one morning to hear the 'news' that a bigger badder GFC (Global Financial Crisis) had started. Typical words like market collapse and economic disaster are flying out of the mouths of the TV liars with more doom and fear than ever. Lets explore the range of possible reactions one might have to this news. At one end of the spectrum I would imagine would be suicide, or simply to lie down in front of your TV and wait to die, its game over. I would like to explore the other end of the spectrum, where you and others simply do what you were going to do regardless. Unless there was no point in doing your 'job'. If you were a farmer, truck driver, mechanic, doctor, plumber, builder, garbo, butcher, baker, artist, musician, shoe maker, waiter, electrician etc you would do what you were gonna do. But what if you were an accountant? Book-keeper, banker? Sales or marketing? Check out chick? In fact anyone whose 'job' involved the handling or processing of money in any way suddenly has no job. There isn't any. In a magic poof of smoke all the imaginary 1's and 0's of money have gone. Whether you have cold hard cash matters not. Food and water suddenly matter. The fact that you can flush your toilet matters, and that the lights go on when you flick the switch.
There are many contexts and ways to slice and dice this scenario; I would like to focus on the context of 'jobs'.
One thing I am pretty sure I forgot to mention in my first series was a very crucial point: whenever you trade anything, especially with money, it is all a proxy for time. The only finite, non-printable proxy for anything of value is human time.
Society is a complex interwoven fabric of primarily people and infrastructure. Today, I am grateful to my ancestors, those who toiled and built the roads, sewers, powerlines etc that make life comfortable and easy. And of course the farmers, brewers, bakers, wine makers, musicians, artists etc that make daily life today simply wonderful. The infrastructure I talk about needs maintenance and occasional rebuilding, but all in all not much effort. The food and beverage supply chain is run fairly efficiently, on a local level at least, ignoring the globalists for now. So the question is, what the f&ck do all the people who go to 'work' every day do? Lets look at the CBD of any large modern city. Does it grow food? Make art, music, science? Is it the main trading center or marketplace? No, none of the above. The net output of today's CBD is simply meeting outcomes and decisions to move piles of imaginary money from one spot to another. Everything else is simply the ecosystem to enable these decisions.
What has happened over time is that we have invented so much technology that should have allowed us more time to think, to dream, to love, to dance, to enjoy the richness of life, but instead have been coerced into a society engineered to make useless meaningless soul draining 'jobs' that detract from the overall productivity and efficiency we had earlier dreamed of.
I will leave you to ponder this for a day.