Gospel of Thomas Saying 70:
Yahusha said, “If you bring forth what is within you, what you bring forth will save you.
If you do not bring forth what is within you, what you do not bring forth will destroy you.”
The greatest threat to the matrix has never been rebellion.
It is remembrance.
A human being who remembers their divine nature becomes increasingly difficult to control through fear, worship, approval, money, status, political identity or manufactured division.
This is why the awakening goes deeper than changing governments or replacing one system with another.
The real revolution is happening inside the human being.
Once you stop looking outside yourself for permission to exist, permission to think, to love, to speak and to know the Divine, the architecture of the old reality begins losing its foundation. You are now in these timelines.
The greatest collapse is not the world around you. It is the illusion losing its hold over the human mind, for the heart of the human is opening to love, to higher truth and understanding. This is the Great Awakening of the Earth Collective.(Please repost)
The older I get the more I realize 97% of people don’t have a fire inside them and are completely content with living an ordinary life.
Makes me value my time alone even more. ❤️🔥
People don't understand how depressed most Great Men actually are. Napoleon wrote an entire paper called "On Suicide" when he was 16. Hamilton wrote to his friend around the same age that he "wished there was a war" so that he could make his name. Winston Churchill wrote countless letters to his mother about Loneliness while at school. Abraham Lincoln was constantly writing about how his heart yearned for greatness, but his reality didn't reflect it. This was before he became president. Everyone knows the story of Caesar weeping because he hadn't accomplished as much as Alexander the Great at age 30. This is a recurring pattern you see throughout history. Many greats are depressed in their youth. And often times, this is their driver towards action. They deal with their pain through pure action.