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Joe Martino explains how our education system sets us up and trains us to accept the system we live in, effectively limiting our consciousness to this reality. It's time to break free from that and evolve beyond the lesson this has taught us.
Too late for me… i already raised kids and am part of the very system you speak of.
It’s never too late! I spent my entire life in higher education, getting a Masters, working on a Doctorate, teaching at a university, and now I’m awake and aware and out of the system.
What about the responsibilities we have?
Ashutosh Meena
we don’t have any responsibilities in our life
Those are generally not actually responsibilities but instead social pressures and expectations that have been put on us by our parents, teachers, friends, authority figures or society as a whole. Your only responsibility is to live authentically to who you truly are underneath all the bullshit that’s been put on you by others that don’t actually know the true you and certainly can’t know what’s best for you, only you can know that. I’m not saying that life should just be some big party but you shouldn’t be settling for situations that are not making you feel deeply satisfied and fulfilled in life and instead feel like you are just doing what is expected of you. As much as you may love your parents, you should never live to be what they think you should be. That’s a great way to wake up one day down the line realizing that your life hasn’t been yours, it’s been exclusively about satisfying them. It’s time you can never get back and as much as it may anger them (your parents or whoever has placed their expectations on you in what in reality is a very cruel and unfair thing to do someone they claim to love or otherwise care for) you need to do some searching and decide who you really are and then choose to go your own way. The first thing you need to do is figure out if what you thought was true about this world is actually true or actually just an illusion. This is where the conspiracy part comes in that Joe mentioned (watch or listen to his whole podcast on conspiracies and spirituality it’s excellent). Not every conspiracy is true obviously but if you can look into the ones that have a a fair amount of evidence and or witnesses/whistleblowers first you will likely find that it is fairly difficult to argue with some of the people who believe in these theories and you might observe the mainstream explanation no longer seeming to hold water. It’s all a crazy journey down a rabbit hole. Collective Evolution is a good place to start but if you have trouble with the spirituality at this point you can either look elsewhere , I recommend the Corbett Report for strictly objective rational fact based exploration into some of the most terrible government/corporate cover ups such as 9/11 or you can simply not put to much thought into the more spiritual points that CE makes and just focus on the facts they present which are very compelling. I personally really enjoy both approaches as I think they both have immense value, even though I’m sure there would be many areas that they’d agree to disagree or perhaps delay judgement on some issues that rely more on whistleblowers testimony and therefore have less “proof” available but I’m sure that they would agree on much of the stuff about 9/11, banking, military industrial complex etc which is really the meat of the argument that much of these theories are rooted not in paranoid fantasy but in objective reality that can be observed by anyone who’s willing to take a look at the mountain of evidence compiled by researchers.
Birth, work, consume, die; no thanks!
Lots of truth but the current system we have is not monolithic. It consist of multiple groups who have genereally been working together over longer periods of time. But would suggest to read some mises/rothbard to get counter perspektive. Beacuse to some extend what is being said here is also and illusion.