Let’s never get intimidated by anyone or anything supporting violations of fundamental human rights, no matter how much money is involved. We need to clearly remember that money is just an illusion created by humankind, which at first had good intentions yet the application of it got distorted by few with the passage of time and changes in the societal model we get used to experiencing in the present moment. The tales around the globe talking about a completely unfair dispute between two distinguished adversaries, where the access to resources and mystical powers were at no means of comparison are examples backing up the understanding that says we couldn’t let illusions cloud our judgement. And I’m not talking about mystical powers but the illusory power of money. Let’s never forget who moves the money’s wheel and what takes its inertia out of rest. The moment we incorporate such a clear understanding about what our true power really is, it’s the moment we understand who we really are.


Stepping into higher stages of our personal evolution requires to keep cultivating and nurturing the beautiful light we’ve deep within. We can only do that if we keep consciousness at hand no matter the circumstances, which is extremely difficult for the majority to understand. That’s why few can do it properly while we see the illusion of money and the illusory power associated with it corrupting everything in the surroundings, brainwashing people to believe there’s neither hope nor escape while facing any negativity and illusions created and promoted by such an illusory power. We need to break those chains, once and for all.


Let’s be brave and keep walking the path towards a meaningful life, understanding that no violation of fundamental human rights implies no need to worry about anything related to our intrinsic ability of cultivating and nurturing the beautiful light we’ve deep within.


Namaste 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓



Written by Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp).



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