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Realize What You Have and Hold Onto It
Why do people want to see society collapse? I don’t think that’s what people really want. People want to tear down the existing system of power and corruption but don’t see that it is collapsing society along with it. It can’t be that they want to tear down the existing system and build back something better—not if society collapses with it. But I don’t think many people have even thought that far.
They have been programmed to desire and consume whatever they are instructed, so when they see something that others have but they do not possess, their emotions take over. This is especially true if the system has been designed to make it impossible for them to achieve what they desire.
While blinded by that emotional state, the system can point the finger at a society in which they have already divided. At the same time, the people who see all of this happening run to the countryside in order to be self-sufficient and to live off the land. On the other hand, if we were to run for the country, the city's infrastructure would then be completely taken over.
Shortly after, the system will point the blame for food shortages and overall despair towards those outside of the cities who won’t stand a chance against angry mobs.
It is incredibly vital that we do not run and instead hold down what we already have and let the system collapse on its own.
We are so immersed in little conflicts and fringe issues rather than bigger-picture problems that we can’t see how insignificant our conflicts are nor the bullshit we are fed in the choices we are given. When one is given too much too early in life, it sets one up for self-sabotage. When given too many choices, it overwhelms the brain and impairs our decision-making process. Whereas, when one is given less, they can weigh out each choice and be more confident about their decision.
People have been raised with the notion that they can be whatever they aspire to be. As we have come to realize, this just simply isn’t the truth. It is a recipe for self-destruction. Every individual is blessed with their own talents and attributes that they need to discover and hone to build a fulfilling life that benefits society as well.
We can be whatever we are designed to be. If you are unhappy with what you have, rather than letting emotions get the better of you, use it as fuel for self-discovery.
If you aren’t pleased with what you have, before blaming society or the system, take a moment to reflect on why you are unhappy. Why do you think you deserve more simply because you are unhappy? Nobody owes you anything. Stop blaming others and look at what you have done to contribute to not having what you think you need.
Canceling and silencing others’ voices and opinions violates their human rights and in the long run, yours too. It’s the mindset of a bratty child to think if you can’t have something then nobody can. Especially when it comes to our rights, which you already do have.
© WaKeUpWoRLD
They have been programmed to desire and consume whatever they are instructed, so when they see something that others have but they do not possess, their emotions take over. This is especially true if the system has been designed to make it impossible for them to achieve what they desire.
While blinded by that emotional state, the system can point the finger at a society in which they have already divided. At the same time, the people who see all of this happening run to the countryside in order to be self-sufficient and to live off the land. On the other hand, if we were to run for the country, the city's infrastructure would then be completely taken over.
Shortly after, the system will point the blame for food shortages and overall despair towards those outside of the cities who won’t stand a chance against angry mobs.
It is incredibly vital that we do not run and instead hold down what we already have and let the system collapse on its own.
We are so immersed in little conflicts and fringe issues rather than bigger-picture problems that we can’t see how insignificant our conflicts are nor the bullshit we are fed in the choices we are given. When one is given too much too early in life, it sets one up for self-sabotage. When given too many choices, it overwhelms the brain and impairs our decision-making process. Whereas, when one is given less, they can weigh out each choice and be more confident about their decision.
People have been raised with the notion that they can be whatever they aspire to be. As we have come to realize, this just simply isn’t the truth. It is a recipe for self-destruction. Every individual is blessed with their own talents and attributes that they need to discover and hone to build a fulfilling life that benefits society as well.
We can be whatever we are designed to be. If you are unhappy with what you have, rather than letting emotions get the better of you, use it as fuel for self-discovery.
If you aren’t pleased with what you have, before blaming society or the system, take a moment to reflect on why you are unhappy. Why do you think you deserve more simply because you are unhappy? Nobody owes you anything. Stop blaming others and look at what you have done to contribute to not having what you think you need.
Canceling and silencing others’ voices and opinions violates their human rights and in the long run, yours too. It’s the mindset of a bratty child to think if you can’t have something then nobody can. Especially when it comes to our rights, which you already do have.
© WaKeUpWoRLD
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