A beautiful talk about power and getting out of our own way

We are born to do good things, we need to insist on shining, that is how we eventually defeat the great reset

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And now, something that I hope you find inspiring.

This is one of the most profound talks ever delivered, from 13 years ago, and if you sense what John Trudell is talking about, you can get cues on how you can walk an effective path toward “defeating the great reset.”

He goes after the heart of the problem. He hints at what the issue really is, and how it works in earnest. He certainly steps on many popular talking points, but they need to be stepped upon.

In my opinion, if we had a scale, and on one side of the scale, we had all the theoretical works ever written about “deep state” and MK Ultra and all the painfully mind-controlled or even cynically mind-controlling treatises on “mind control,” and on the other side of the scale, we had this one talk, this one talk would tip the scale.

What I mean is that good and accurate information is very important and can be life-saving but it is only as good as our mind’s “filter” through which we process ourselves and our relationship to the world.

We put accurate information to truly good use only when the soul is whole. If we are still on the way to being whole, then our intellectual understanding may get in our own way, and keep getting in our way for a long time. We crave feeling empowered by being smart because we want to feel important—somehow, in some way, please, it sucks so much otherwise. And we may trick ourselves and think that we “understand” while really just believing in a set of talking points—until life makes it no longer possible to do that.

Our desire to “feel smart” is a compensatory mechanism against the spiritual bulldozer we are under—the heavy pressure that our soul feels but our mind tries to escape at any cost—and that desire to “feel in control by virtue of subscribing to correct talking points,” that deeply-seated habit that is almost like a living ghost, keeps getting in our way.

He cuts right through it. In this one talk, he really hands the keys to freedom and loving power.

But one has to be ready to be free. One has to be ready to let go of all dearly-internalized artificial spirits talking points and feel reality, really feel what he is talking about.

This talk cuts like a knife, in a loving way.

Changing focus from being a hunted animal to being a loved participant of evolution can be hard when there is a lot of pain, so here is something to think about.

Anatomy of Forgiveness

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