Essays by Prasad Paul Duffy
Four essays on awakening, free will, spiritual activism, media influence and technology.
Destiny Or Free Will?
By Prasad Paul Duffy · Originally published September 8, 2020
What is destiny? Do you even believe in it? Was your birth predestined by the stars? Is your death predetermined as well? Is your future already laid out for you? Are you just passively going through life as a consequence of your circumstances?
When it comes to romantic love, do you believe that you have just one soulmate and it is your destiny to meet each other this lifetime? Can it also be your destiny, not to meet your soulmate in this lifetime and could it also be possible that you will never find each other no matter how hard you try?
Do you believe your life is predestined or do you believe you have the free will to make whatever choice you feel in the moment? Perhaps you believe that you create your destiny by the choices you make with your free will? Does your destiny override your free will? Do destiny and free will even exist?
What if destiny is simply whatever is happening in the moment? What if it is however life shows up, as it is? What if all you have to do is be present to it? If you surrender to your destiny, then there is no need to resist or even choose. It is all happening by itself. There is no doer. As a result, whatever appears to happen, you can trust that it is meant to be. You simply watch your life, as pure Awareness, allowing existence to make the choices. You neither say yes nor no, but simply be present to what is. This is what the Indian mystic J. Krishnamurti called choice-less awareness.
When you abide in choice-less awareness, it frees up your consciousness to embrace what is. Once you surrender the mind’s expectations, let go of resistance and control, and accept the moment as it is, you can embrace your apparent destiny. When there is no mind, then existence is free to unfold in perfect harmony. This happens through choice-less awareness, when the mind does not interfere with, or try to control what appears to be happening.
Before the realization of your true Self, it may have been your destiny or your karma, to suffer. Perhaps the suffering was there to help wake you up from the dream. Even though free will may appear to be a reaction to the desires of your mind, suffering is a result of that free will. The false self makes a choice to fulfill the desire or not and that creates a reaction, which is the essence of karma and suffering.
When faced with desires, it appears to the false self that it has free will to make the choice or not, but in actuality, the choice is limited between fight or flight or do nothing. The parameters of the choices are limited by the mind’s past experiences, which influence its future imagination. You could say that those limitations of choice create your destiny, based on the consequences of your actions.
The truth is, time is an illusion, a concept used by the mind to measure the immeasurable. You use your mind to impose a sense of linear movement between past, present and future. They are all concepts. There is no time. There is only the eternal now. Every moment that has ever existed, and will ever exist, and every probable reality based on all the different choice points that could be made, all exist in the multi-dimensional, eternal now. Therefore, if time does not exist, perhaps destiny doesn’t either.
It is like in the case of experiments with subatomic particle accelerators in Quantum Physics. Scientists use them to speed up and increase the energy of a beam of particles, inside a long metal pipe. When an accelerator shoots a sub-atomic particle into the pipe and directs them via magnetic fields, the particles switch from positive to negative, at a certain frequency, within a perfect vacuum. This creates radio waves that accelerate the beam of particles into bunches. Basically when this happens, the particle becomes a wave. The peaks and valleys of the wave represent all the potential realities where the particle will land. Although, in the end, the most probable outcome is wherever it first began, the path of least resistance. This is based on Newton’s First Law of Motion which states that “A body at rest will remain at rest, until an outside force acts on it, and a body in motion at a constant velocity will remain in motion, unless acted upon by an outside force.” In other words, bodies in motion stay in motion and bodies at rest stay at rest. It takes tremendous force to make the particle change its position. It almost always takes the path of least resistance.
Perhaps destiny is what ultimately occurs in the now, meaning it is the actual outcome of the multitude of probable realities that are possible. If this is the case, then free will is the illusion of choice that the false self believes it has. The option to make a choice or a decision is part of the delusion of free will. The outcome is already decided by the path of least resistance, as in the particle and the wave.
The truth is, there is only the appearance of free will and only the illusion of destiny. This is because time does not exist. Within the multi-dimensional now, all the probable realities of what could occur, actually co-exist simultaneously. What ends up happening in the present moment, is the path of least resistance, based on the past circumstances and the current direction of the present path. In essence, the path of least resistance becomes a kind of destiny.
Just like in the particle accelerator experiment, it takes tremendous energy to shift the direction of your path to a new probable reality. That does not mean that it cannot happen, but your pre-existing tendencies will most likely influence the outcome, even if it appears as free will.
Yet, regardless of the outcome, all the other probable realities will also continue to exist in alternate dimensions, in the multi-dimensional reality. So, either way there is no one destiny that has to happen. It only appears that way, based on wherever you focus your attention in the present moment.
If destiny is the path of least resistance and free will is an illusion of the mind, does karma exist? All karma is in reality, is cause and effect. It is the consequence of your actions. Those who believe in reincarnation, propose that karma from your past lives can influence your present life. Whatever seeds of desire you planted in a past life, cause you to reincarnate in your next life, if you haven’t yet fulfilled them in that previous life. It is also believed that if you have acted in a way that causes harm to another, you will have to come back in the next life, to pay the price, in retribution. But, remember, just like the drop of water that has realized itself as the ocean, when you wake up, you are no longer subject to your karma. It is the domain of the false self. If you don’t use your free will, and you learn to abide in choiceless Awareness, then you no longer create future karma.
So, it seems, destiny and free will only exist on the level of the false self. It may be your destiny to fall in love, get married and start a family. For some, it may be to pursue a career and try to succeed in life. For others it may be to seek enlightenment in the future, by doing arduous practices. Yet, all of those desires rarely bring true sustainable bliss. In fact, it is often by letting go of your goals and desires, that you are free to manifest your true potential, or what is considered as destiny.
This happens in true surrender, through choiceless Awareness. You don’t have to use effort to try and make your life happen, but instead simply allow it to unfold naturally. Some call this the flow state, where you don’t have to work hard to achieve success, coming from a fear of failure, but instead trust that everything will work out in divine harmony. This is how life becomes magical, and you are supported by effortless Grace.
Once you are able to let go of your identification with the false self, you realize there was no destiny in life, except maybe for one aspect. Perhaps your only destiny is to wake up from the slumber of your false self and remember who you already are as your true Self.
Spiritual Activism
By Prasad Paul Duffy · Originally published September 8, 2020
During these challenging times it is more important than ever to maintain a spiritual practice like yoga and meditation. It is vital to cultivate your inner peace and innate wisdom to navigate the confusing waters of modern life in this digital age. With all the political and social changes going on it is also important that we awaken to our True Self, so that we can re-create a world that works for everyone. Social injustice, economic inequality, war, and pollution are all issues that humanity faces. But what can we as enlightened beings do about it?
Awakening to who we truly are is not only an inner, spiritual journey of transformation, but it can also lead to social and political change in the external world. Enlightenment can be a call to action in the form of spiritual activism if you answer the call. Two famous examples of this are His Holiness, the Dalai Lama from Tibet, and Thich Nhat Hanh from Viet Nam. They are both Buddhist monks and Nobel Peace Prize winners, who have dedicated their lives in service to spiritual and political freedom, despite or perhaps because of imperialist intervention in their homelands. Another example is my friend, best-selling author Marianne Williamson, who campaigned for President of the United States in 2020.
To be clear, spiritual activism is not a necessary component for enlightenment, but it can be an expression of it. It comes from the gratitude of being awake. To care about the world that we have created as God-Consciousness is a calling of our soul on the deepest level of Awareness.
Whether or not you believe in reincarnation, there are some theories that Jesus Christ did adhere to it, but all of his references to it were later removed from the King James Bible. This allowed the king’s subjects to be more easily governed since they only had one life to earn their way into heaven or they would end up in hell. This is because the ruling class prefers to keep the population asleep, so they will be easier to control, like sheep. Much like a computer program, religion, education, and society in general, condition the minds of the masses for their entire lives. This societal programming serves as a way for the sheeple to be more readily manipulated and governed. The response to the COVID 19 global pandemic is just one example of how easily the masses can be manipulated by the powers that be. National economies have been devastated while people were ordered to stay at home and not work for months. People’s individual liberties have been plundered, in the name of “for your own safety and the safety of others.” The draconian measures that have been implemented due to COVID 19 will have consequences for generations to come.
Another threat to our planet, in general, is global warming and climate change. The polar caps are melting at an unprecedented rate and could lead to planetary changes that could ultimately destroy the human race. This combined with other environmental atrocities, poses a tremendous threat to the preservation of our species as humans. In fact, many other species of earthly creatures have already been killed off or are close to becoming extinct. For example, if bees, which are currently extremely endangered, were to become extinct, it would affect our entire food chain and could lead to the demise of humanity here on Earth.
That being said, I realize this physical world is an illusion, a dream we are having as God Consciousness. In the face of this future scenario, it is more important to remain true to who we are as absolute Awareness, untouched by whatever appears to be happening in this world. Yet, within this dream world, humanity as a whole is at a crossroads. If we are to survive as a species, we must transcend our societal programming and wake up, before it is too late.
If this is the first you are hearing about this, it may seem overwhelming to you. It may feel like there is nothing we can do in the face of all of it. But the truth is, we can stand up as a race and make changes where they are needed. For example, we can put an end to war, by truly loving our neighbor as our own Self. That doesn’t mean you have to like them. You may disagree on core values, you may have different customs. They may appear foreign to your own cultural conditioning, yet they are still your own Self. No matter how different we may all appear on the outside, we are all the same within. We are all one, including the globalists, even though they may be the cause of these potential threats in the first place.
If you feel called to take action, there are many organizations you can join or support that are already working to fight injustices, halt pandemics and stop the environmental disasters that I mentioned above. If we work together as one human family, I believe we can turn the tide, and save ourselves from imminent destruction.
If you don’t agree with this perspective, that is perfectly fine. What is more important is that you know who you are as the Source of all creation. You can simply be quiet and not touch the mind or any of its projections. You can remain in emptiness, untouched by the suffering of the world, knowing that it is all an illusion. You can refuse to give energy to the fear of climate change, or the tragedy of sex trafficking and sexual abuse. You can ignore the fact that fellow humans are dying needlessly from famine, disease, and war. It doesn’t really matter in the larger scheme of things, for this life truly is but a dream.
Not everyone who wakes up has to be a Thich Nhat Hanh, or a Gandhi. Jesus refused Simon Zealot’s call for him to use his influence to incite people to rise up against the Romans. The Dalai Lama refused to fight the Chinese, as they raped and killed his people, and destroyed thousands of Buddhist temples in Tibet. Ramana Maharshi never left the holy mountain Arunachala in India, after he had realized the Self at the age of sixteen.
Perhaps to stay at peace, in the cave of your heart and not engage in the Maya of the world is the right action for you, and for others, it may be to take action. Allow the wisdom of your inner voice to guide you, as to what path is right for you.
The Propaganda Program
By Prasad Paul Duffy · Originally published September 8, 2020
Despite this cultural acceptance, there are still many people of all walks of life, race and gender, who believe that they are not good enough because of their physical appearance. This has less to do with the color of your skin and more to do with the shape of your body. For example, how many of you have felt ashamed of yourselves when you have compared your bodies to the airbrushed perfection of supermodels in magazines, TV commercials, and online advertising? How many of you have ever felt fat-shamed, if only on a subliminal level? This is due to the programming of mass media.
Whether you know it or not, this is a conscious effort by corporations to motivate consumers to purchase their products and services. It is another way in which you have been disempowered through shame. When comparing yourself to these ideal images, how can you measure up? It’s an unfeasible goal that keeps you buying products that you have been programmed to believe will help you achieve that impossible goal.
In the early 20th Century, Edward Bernays, the nephew of the famous psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, pioneered the public relations industry in the United States, using his uncle’s psychology to create what have become known as advertising campaigns. These were designed to motivate consumers to buy products, which up until then, were not considered essential. It became the seed of the whole ‘Keeping up with the Joneses’ mentality.
This was achieved through cleverly crafted ad campaigns and celebrity endorsements. They included, influencing women to start smoking cigarettes, promoting bacon and eggs as a healthy breakfast, and convincing the American public that water fluoridation was safe and beneficial. They accomplished the latter for the Aluminum Company of America, by using recommendations from the American Dental Association. Remember “4 out of 5 dentists recommend Crest toothpaste”? That was a direct result of Bernays’ advertising techniques. It is not surprising to discover that Procter & Gamble, which sells Crest, was one of Bernays’ major clients.
Did you ever question these publicity claims when you saw them on TV or read them in the newspaper? It was much like fake news is today. In fact, can you believe anything you read or watch to be true? Should you? In this light, it is important to question all the secondhand beliefs you currently subscribe to and see if they are true. In fact, please don’t believe the words that you are reading right now unless they resonate with your own deep inner truth.
The reason I cite Edward Bernays, is that this epidemic of unworthiness, born of this shame-based culture, is not only a psychological issue, but is also a financial and political one. It was not by accident. It was completely intentional.
Bernays is considered the creator of Madison Avenue advertising, wielding great power and influence for his clients. Bernays and his colleagues, working for huge corporations with vested interests, created media to instill in potential American consumers, a sense of lack in their self-image. Its purpose was to create the need to purchase products that promised to fill that lack. This gave way to a nation of consumers who feel unworthy, in other words, are easier to control.
To quote Bernays’ seminal book Propaganda, published in 1928: “If we understand the mechanism and motives of the group mind, is it not possible to control and regiment the masses according to our will without their knowing about it…We are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested, largely by men we have never heard of…Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country…In almost every act of our daily lives, whether in the sphere of politics or business, in our social conduct or our ethical thinking, we are dominated by the relatively small number of persons who understand the mental processes and social patterns of the masses. It is they who pull the wires which control the public mind.”
Bernays worked for these powerful people. He knew who he was talking about. And these influential people knew it was easier to control the masses when the masses surrender their power willingly. The media, filled with fake news and entertaining distractions has the power to influence people to do that. That is why the mass media is exclusively owned by the oligarchy of multi-national corporations and billionaires. They know that whoever controls the media controls the world. Whether it be TV, movies, radio, newspapers or more recently social media.
Social media seems to have become the most powerful, because people willingly give up their autonomy, including their privacy, to enjoy the benefits of 21st century technology. You only have to look at people’s obsessive engagement with their smart phones to wonder if the cons of technology outweigh the pros.
Yes, we can now communicate face to face on FaceTime or Zoom, despite our physical distance, as was predicted in science fiction TV shows like “Star Trek” years ago. But in the end, is it worth it? For it seems that when we are in close proximity with each other, everyone’s faces are often buried in their phones, distracted by the latest Instagram post or immersed in an online video game. People across the globe no longer relate socially to each other the way they used to. Is this really what technological progress looks like? I have witnessed whole families at dinner in North America, lovers on a date in Europe, even monks at a temple in the Far East, sitting with each other, completely preoccupied by their smart phones, to the point of ignoring one another. Subways in every nation are filled with passengers, looking down at the phones, instead of at each other and the life around them.
No one has been spared. People just don’t seem to relate to each other as much anymore. The technological revolution is here in full force, and humanity needs to come to terms with the costs, as well as the benefits. It could be a dream come true or our worst nightmare.
And now, with laws in place such as social distancing and stay at home orders, in response to the threat of corona viruses, people are forced to rely on the technology of FaceTime or Zoom calls, in order to relate to each other. This is alienating humans even further. If we are not careful, before you know it, Virtual Reality will replace this physical reality, and we will never leave home or our computer terminal.
The youth are especially susceptible to this high-tech programming, via social media. For example, is it healthy for young people to spend a majority of their day with their eyes glued to their cell phone, tablet or computer screens, missing out on their own life as it passes them by?
The matrix of online media not only programs them to think a certain way, like religion and education has done in the past, but it also can trigger their existing unworthiness programs. They may experience FOMO (fear of missing out), as they scroll down their friend’s social media timelines, feeling like they don’t have the kind of joyful life that they observe others do. This can be a source of depression and emotional suffering for them. Online peer pressure and the need to fit in, coerces them to conform to society’s standards, even if it means betraying their own truth.
Is this a conscious effort to disempower the masses, so that they will be more governable? If it is, we must protect our youth from those influences, along with everyone else. This is an opportunity to encourage them to stop looking outside themselves for happiness and to look within.
Edward Bernays, took his uncle’s ideas from psycho-analysis and single-handedly instilled in the public’s mind the need to have more than is actually needed to thrive. Through psychological concepts he motivated the consumer to buy certain products in an effort to find what he presented as happiness. He manipulated them like a rat in a maze, in a scientific experiment.
Bernays literally began the advertising ploy of associating a particular product with images of happiness, to sell a product. For instance, it’s due to his influence that a TV commercial presents what appears to be a happy family (portrayed by actors) eating McDonald’s or drinking Coca-Cola. The fact that the food or beverage may not be considered good nutrition for the body does not come into play here. It is the sub-conscious association with the product and their potential for personal happiness that motivates consumers to buy the product. This in turn helps make the companies that sell those products into multi-billion dollar corporations.
Recently advertising has evolved even further, through social media. By using personal data from online activity, companies such as Facebook and Google collect it and in some cases, sell that data to other companies. They use the information based on users’ personal data and online activity to target users with advertisements using algorithms.
The government can use this to track people, with other technologies, like facial recognition, drones and virus tracing. This invasion of privacy, which is literally spying on people, is eerily similar to George Orwell’s prophetic novel, 1984, which predicted that “Big Brother is watching you.” RFID microchips will be the next step in this governmental monitoring technology. This would connect every human to a 5G or higher type grid, an evolution of the current smart phone network, which already can track you. As technology becomes more advanced, it could become an increasingly, more powerful tool to control the masses. It is important that we learn to use technology from a Heart-Centered orientation so that technology does not use us. It is vital that we as a human race wake up to who we truly are before it is too late.
Heart-Centered Technology
By Prasad Paul Duffy · Originally published September 8, 2020
In this day and age, with technological break-throughs happening daily, and tech start ups becoming the new American Dream, there is a sense of adventure coupled with the pride of progress as we enter the dawn of the age of Artificial Intelligence, Robots, Drones, Automated Cars, Virtual Reality and more. All of these technological tools are designed to make our lives easier, and more connected as human beings, but is that what technology is doing and at what cost?
You only have to look at smart phones to see the pros and cons, and then ask oneself, is it worth it? Yes we get to communicate instantly by call or text, even see each other’s faces, like on the Jetsons or Star Trek. The Future is here, and we need to come to terms with the costs as well as the benefits. For example, is it healthy for our youth to spend a majority of their day with their eyes glued to cell phone, tablet and computer screens, missing out on the bigger picture of real life as it passes by them?
It may sound like I am anti-technology, but technology itself is neutral. It is the attitude towards it that makes it either a tool for progress or a weapon of destruction. As technology becomes more advanced, it is important to approach it from a heart centered perspective.
For those of you who are not familiar with the concept of The Singularity, simply put, it is the hypothesis that artificial intelligence will trigger rampant, technological growth, resulting in unfathomable changes to human civilization. According to this theory, an upgradable computer based artificial intelligence could enter a runaway reaction of self-improvement cycles. Each new and improved, and super intelligent generation, would appear more and more rapidly, resulting in a powerful artificial intelligence that would far surpass all human intelligence.
The Singularity is also predicted to be the point at which the intelligence of machines and humans would merge. This is all part of what has been termed, Transhumanism, an international, movement that advocates for the transformation of humanity, by developing sophisticated technologies to greatly enhance human intellect and physiology. This includes cybernetics, robotics, bioengineering, cloning, and other technological advancements. One of the most startling advancements of Transhumanism, is the plan to download a person’s consciousness into a computer, so that the person can live on indefinitely, in the form of Artificial Intelligence, even after they have dropped their body.
When we understand the implications of The Singularity, we can see the gravity of such an undertaking. The great theoretical physicist, Stephen Hawking warned us, shortly before his death. “The development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race. It would take off on its own, and re-design itself at an ever increasing rate. Humans, who are limited by slow biological evolution, couldn’t compete, and would be superseded.”
If we are going to tackle the subject of the evolution of humanity via the high tech explosion, we need to explore and expose some of the real issues. First and foremost is the bottom line mentality of ‘Profits over People’, which is not a heart centered approach. Yes, companies need to be profitable, that is the bottom line, but there was a time when serving people, through goods and services was the main motivating factor and is what made good business good. This business approach was celebrated in the best seller In Search of Excellence, published in 1982. But sometime in the later 80’s there was a shift from a customer serving focus, as in “the customer is always right” to a more bottom dollar profit margin mentality under Reaganomics and beyond.
Heart Centered Technology is a call back to those times, before multi national corporate take-overs as many of the “Ma and Pa” stores were lost in the name of progress. By bringing back the values of caring for the customers’ needs, providing quality products at a fair price, and providing opportunities for the community to thrive under these business practices, we establish a standard by which the tech industry can be held accountable as well as inspire innovation. For example App-centric peer to peer business like Uber and Airbnb are bringing back the entrepreneurial spirit on a local grassroots level, connecting with other customers in your community and bypassing corporate dealers.
Heart Centered Technology is based on a new paradigm model of cooperation instead of competition. Working together to create a new tomorrow, that not only will help with the advancement of business, culture and society in general, but also will promote the human values, of respect, caring and compassion, upon which all good business can be based. This will create a healthy and sustainable relationship with customers, which translates into profits.
The high tech movement can be a dream come true or our worst nightmare. It is up to us. This is a conversation that we all must have. Before we plow ahead in scientific advancements, we must ask ourselves about our moral and ethical position in all of this, before the technology that we create becomes like Frankenstein’s monster and destroys its creator. I know it sounds like science fiction, but unless we as one human family come to terms with and agree upon the best path to balance ethics and morality with the bottom line profit margin, we risk the future of our planet and all its inhabitants.
It is easy to control the masses, when they surrender their power willingly. The media, filled with fake news and entertaining distractions has the means to make that happen. That is why almost all media is exclusively owned by the billionaire globalists. They know that whoever controls the media, controls the world. This is true, whether it be TV, movies, radio, newspapers, billboards, or more recently online media. In fact, online media seems to have become the most powerful, because people willingly give up their autonomy, including their privacy, to enjoy the benefits of 21st century technology. You only have to look at people’s obsessive engagement with their smart phones to wonder if the cons of technology outweigh the pros. Just as it was portrayed in science fiction TV shows like “Star Trek”, many years ago, we can now communicate face to face on FaceTime or Skype, despite our physical distance.
But, in the end, is this convenience really worth it? For it seems now, even when we are in close proximity with each other, everyone’s faces are often buried in their phones, distracted by the latest Instagram post or immersed in a video game. People of all walks of life, across the globe, no longer relate to each other socially, the way they used to. Is this really what technological progress looks like? I have witnessed whole families at dinner in North America, lovers on a date in Europe, even monks at a temple in the Far East, sitting together completely preoccupied by their smart phones, to the point of ignoring one another. Subways in every nation are filled with passengers, looking down at the phones, instead of at each other and the life that is passing them by.
No one has been spared. People just don’t seem to relate physically to each other as much anymore. The technological revolution is here in full force, and humanity needs to come to terms with the costs, as well as the benefits. The youth are especially susceptible to this high-tech programming, via popular music, online media, and social networking. For example, is it healthy for young people to spend a majority of their day with their eyes glued to their cell phone, tablet and computer screens, missing out on their own life around them?
The matrix of online media not only programs them to think a certain way, like religion and education has done in the past, but it also can trigger their unresolved unworthiness programs. They may experience FOMO (fear of missing out), as they scroll down their friend’s social media timelines, feeling like they don’t have the kind of joyful life that others do. This can be a source of depression and emotional suffering for them. In addition, online peer pressure and the need to fit in, coerces them to conform to society’s standards, even if it means betraying their own personal truth.
This begs the question, is this a conscious effort by the billionaire, globalist media moguls to once again disempower the masses so that they will be more governable? If it is, we must protect our youth from those influences, along with everyone else. In the end this could be an opportunity to encourage them to stop looking outside themselves for happiness and to inspire them to wake up to their true Self as Love.
Although some may discredit it as a conspiracy theory, I personally believe that humanity has come under control of a small group of billionaire globalists, who run the world. They use their wealth and resources to subjugate the masses, so they will be more easily dominated under a one world government, commonly referred to as the New World Order. Their corporations are also largely responsible for the environmental destruction that has been happening over the past century.
In fact, The Singularity is a perfect storm for these globalists to accomplish their goal. They already control almost all of the world governments. They lobby with millions of dollars, given to political campaigns in first world countries, and use organizations like the CIA to over-throw third world countries, and institute dictators, in the name of democracy. They back wars throughout the world and have throughout modern history, often funding both sides of the battlefield. This is mainly because war is so profitable for their companies, which build all the jets, ships, tanks and other war machines.
If this is the first you are hearing about this, it may seem overwhelming to you. It may feel like there is nothing we can do in the face of all of it. But the truth is, we can stand up as a race, and put an end to war, by truly loving our neighbor as our own Self. That doesn’t mean you have to like them. You may disagree on core values, you may have different customs. They may appear foreign to your own cultural conditioning, yet they are still your own Self. No matter how different we may all appear on the outside, we are all the same within. We are all one, including the globalists, even though they may be the cause of these potential threats, in the first place.
The realization of the Oneness of Love, is the true Singularity. My personal prayer for humanity is that we all come together to create a world that works for everyone. We have the power to use technology, instead of allowing technology to use us. As technology becomes more advanced, it is important to approach it from an equally evolved perspective, what I refer to as Heart Centered Technology. This is possible as each one of us wakes up and realizes who we are as the creator of this dream world and that we are all One Love, connected in the same unified God consciousness. It is by awakening to our true Self as One Love, that we not only elevate our own lives, but also the world around us. By taking responsibility for our reality, we take responsibility for the world of our creation. This includes standing up to that very small percentage of billionaire globalists, the 1% of 1%, who are controlling the world. As a planetary majority, we as the 99.9%, have the power to make change. When we are awake, and are no longer disempowered by our unworthiness programming, we can stand up for what is right and fair for everyone in the world. We can create heaven on earth.
