As we venture into this new world, we will start to wonder how we ever believed such nonsense. How were we convinced of things that are now shown to be false? Don’t blame yourself – blame is part of the old misdirection game. How we got here was through half-truths. Telling some part of the truth is usually enough to satisfy the intuition, and then the rest of the story can be fabricated.

The reason things are different now is simply because our intuition has been turned-up. With this new level of intuition we automatically have less fear, because the information is being heard within, instead of relying on outer sources. Of course, now that the outer forces have less control, systems will fall. Not because of conflict, just obsolescence. Those still attached to the old will experience this as a personal catastrophe, while those ushering in the new will see the road cleared for them. Neither is wrong, just a very different ride.

Be prepared to question everything, especially if data is missing. If the news broadcasts a “new cases” rate without a mortality rate, it’s worth your time to do a little research. If any belief system tells you the only way to connect to Divinity is through them, first leave then do some research.

This is the point we start taking responsibility for what we believe. No more relying on outer sources to guide us. I wouldn’t be a bit surprised if social media (home of the opinion) falls away in the next couple years. My Mom always said I have an excellent bullshit detector. This trait is coming to the masses. It won’t happen for everyone at once, but if you pay attention, you will notice people questioning things we used to just accept.

Be kind to those awakening to this gift, including you. It can be a whirlwind of disillusionment to suddenly become aware we have been fed more propaganda than fact. Everyone wants to trust in their government, their doctor, their church. Those individuals have likely been passing on the half-truths they were taught. They will be seeing past it also. Finally.

The gentlest way to approach this phase is with curiosity. What else could I know about this situation? Can I find data that isn’t being shared? Stay away from the echo chamber of shared opinion. It’s always nice to have friends that agree with you, but if you never expose yourself to differing viewpoints how will you learn? This may also bring an end to cancel culture. Ignoring a different viewpoint is ignoring an opportunity to learn. Learning is expansion. Personal expansion is the future.

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