Posts by wearyrider16

Knowing everything but being unable to change a thing.
Just hitting a wall.

Shipwreck, storm, surge, power... keep 'em coming...

What would actually work?
How many more effects are we looking for?

Just feeling empty lately—sort of a hollow, vacant stare.

I think the truth lies somewhere in the middle.
Some people are just selling smoke—it feels forced and honestly a bit unhinged, kind of like that plastic persona you see with Anne Bučević. Those types are just looking for a sneaky way to rake in dirty money, though I guess that’s what happens when people aren't paying attention. On the flip side, you have folks who actually share real knowledge they've learned themselves. They make a living at it too, which is fine because nobody gets anything for free these days.

Summary:
Switch on your brain and use some common sense to decide if what these speakers are rambling about actually makes any sense.

How many more instances of hate speech and misinformation do we need before we realize that this constant "cognitive dissonance"—orchestrated by those shadowy figures pulling the strings behind the scenes—is actually warping our perception? It’s basically a way to distort our true spiritual reality while they manipulate and hypnotize our collective mind.

Just endless debates over nothing.

Those with sense have seen enough.

Matthew Harris5 said:🤔

Is this a thread for concise wisdom, or just for being brief for the sake of it?

Less is more.

For example, how would you sum up life in today’s world—this massive, global psychiatric ward where we're constantly bombarded by info via Google—in just a few quick lines while still trying to stay human?

Are we slowly turning into robots?

It happens so subtly.

I feel like everyone talks and types way too much these days; you can say so much more with fewer words...

Just write whatever pops into your head—keep it short, clear, and meaningful. There’s plenty of life stuff to cover regarding our inner voices... honestly, I find this kind of thing pretty relaxing.

Plus... why shouldn't we share our own genuine thoughts and wisdom here instead of always quoting someone else? Originality always carries more weight.

I'm speechless.

Everything is just a matter of perspective.

That goes for both the fake stuff and the real thing.

Honestly, a welder who's actually awake feels more real than some PhD lost in their own delusions.

Ryan Wilson2 said:Oh, please. For hundreds of years now, people have been crying wolf, claiming that we’re all hurtling toward some inevitable apocalypse 😁

Everything has its season, and there’s a right way for everything to unfold, but most people are just stuck in a trance and don't see what's happening.

There are vandals out there tearing down everything good and wrecking our planet.

Behind the scenes, these dark forces pull the strings of the "suits" in Washington, who then lead a nation that's basically asleep at the wheel.

But hey, that's just how things look right now, and nothing stays this way forever.

It’s up to us to stay positive and try to wake people up from that stupor.

We should just pass on the good stuff we've learned.

Knowledge is power.

Scientia potentia est.

It’s honestly so peaceful being clueless.

It’s getting close.
Things won't last much longer.
Between all this tech and the climate shifting, we're heading for trouble.
I think it's time to start mentally prepping for what's coming.
That's why I'm not even thinking about ending it all—life's going to be a struggle soon enough anyway.

I swear, the word "maybe" is probably the most used and mysterious word in the English language.

"I don't know" comes in a close second.

When is suicide actually considered a rational choice?

Or is it always viewed as a defeat, a surrender, or just plain cowardice?

Keep it brief, please.

driftingbear29

It’s all about the purpose.

Just a quick thought...
Suicide is both the ultimate surrender and the ultimate victory.
Either way, it takes a hell of a lot of courage.

Betty Patel172 said:Hi 🙂 , I initially felt the same way, much like most of us who are slightly older. But honestly, people said the exact same things about our generation and the one before it. Once you reach a certain age, your perspective shifts—whether you want it to or not—and suddenly you're the one grumbling about the younger crowd, just as our elders grumbled about us. It’s just the natural progression of things. We like to think we've become wiser and more mature, but in reality, we might just be becoming more narrow-minded. You see what I mean? 🙂

But what happens when people start "complaining" about the older generation?
The kids are basically toddlers compared to us seasoned pros.

And saying it's just a "natural cycle"... I don't buy it. It isn't just that "we" think others are clueless; they actually are lost. They aren't just blind, they've been manipulated so much they've turned into total robots.

Just thought I'd share some interesting food for thought here... this is a pretty solid read with some good info...

https://2012-transformationnews....helping-people

It all comes down to genetics.
🙂
The whole thing is just a stage play.
You show up, play your part, and then you head out.

John Mitchell7 said:I watched that Science Magazine piece wearyrider16 shared, where Simmons breaks down those distinctions between indigo and crystal children... there might be a grain of truth in there somewhere.

But honestly, I think it’s just a convenient way to feed the ego, much like someone else pointed out here. Isn't it perfectly natural for generations to shift? My grandmother's generation wasn't the same as mine, and we aren't the same as the kids coming up behind us.

Where I do agree is that "indigo generations" tend to be passive—mostly just complaining and lamenting the state of the world—whereas "crystal generations" seem more inclined to actually take action. To me, that sounds less like mysticism and more like basic sociology and anthropology.

Everyone wants to believe they belong to the "indigo" group. Please.

...yeah, sure, that's totally my life's mission... I have nothing better to do than mess around with these deep mysteries... my ego is just massive, I care deeply about who has the biggest ego and who can knock whom off their feet... it's just food for shallow thinkers. Honestly, back when I was younger, I lived in total isolation, constantly obsessing over evil, injustice, spiritual realms, and the seventh dimension. And the idea that people are just passive whiners and softies? I almost have to laugh because I'm genuinely proud that I've spent years living and functioning while dealing with total chaos in my head, pushing through every mental block just to keep going. I'm a fighter. I've been through hell and fought my way through even losing my sister, and I handled it with strength. But hey, nobody truly knows what anyone else is going through under their skin... sorry Coffee, but you're overgeneralizing here. That's not fair.
I'm a child of war. I grew up in the middle of it.
I am great. Is that egoism?
For me, the only thing that matters is the person who actually feels what I'm talking about.

Words usually just end up getting tangled anyway.

Joseph Bailey41 said:I'm not sure why that whole environmental thing caught you so off guard. There's plenty of tech being developed that’s supposed to fix things, but personally, I've got other plans. What did you think? Why do you think I got so obsessed with shamanism? 😁

Ah, fair point... since shamans have moved from tribal lands straight into the big cities, I guess it's our turn. 😁

Shamanic vibes are everywhere now—especially in places like NYC—but I wonder if they split into political factions or if they all just stay centered and volunteer for the public good?! 🤔