Who’s the enemy? In recent years (ca. 2001–2022), the enemy is anyone who challenges the narrative. What we’ve seen just this year is the lengths…
Tag: psychological warfare
Energy is our most precious resource, yet we lose it in countless ways — through distractions, negative patterns, and unconscious choices. In a world where time feels fleeting and external forces profit from our disengagement, reclaiming our power begins with awareness. And one of the most subtle yet pervasive drains on that energy is the habit of complaining.
We live in a world saturated with distractions and manipulated narratives that encourage us to fear and suppress our true selves. From consumerism and violence to societal expectations and psychological manipulation, we’ve been conditioned to conform and disconnect from our authentic power. To reclaim our purpose and inner truth, we must break free from these artifices, confront our fears, and reconnect with the divine essence within us.
Significant societal change requires a critical mass of people to believe in or engage with new ideas. This influence is often shaped by mass media, social media, and cultural narratives that manipulate public perception through fear, distraction, and curated content. It is therefore essential for individuals to become aware of and reclaim the narrative that shapes their reality and collective future.
A mass consensus disorder refers to deeply ingrained societal beliefs and frameworks — such as the importance of money, work, and conflict — that are manipulated to maintain power and control, often leading individuals to live in fear and denial of their true potential; breaking free from these illusions requires reclaiming sovereignty and embracing authenticity, despite the discomfort that change may bring.