03/09/2026
YOU are the puppet, the puppet master, the audience, the stage, the theater, and the play itself.
The following may help provide a broader and deeper understanding of how thing works.
Elections are not merely rational choices between candidates. An individual, for instance, projects their own inner struggles and fears onto a figure they accept as a leader-someone who can embody and express these for them.
Governments and politicians are not entities independent of society or its people, nor are they accidental in what they are or who they become. They are perfect reflections - and at the same time creations- of both individual and collective consciousness.
Where adult yet childlike masses tremble as they wait every four years for those they have elected - figures they ideologize as protectors or even saviors, dressed in paternal authority: psychopathic, elderly, senile, emotionally broken “grandfather” types- to solve their lives and provide answers to their problems, it is clear that these people have not yet taken ownership of their own lives.
An interesting representation of this is the image of God, caring yet judgmental father figure -envisioned as an elderly, white-bearded man placed above them in the heavens- watching and overseeing their every move.
Meanwhile, these same masses tend to view themselves as fragile, weak, diminished- often as guilty, flawed, unsuccessful, oppressed, and victimized beings who must be guided toward a better world.
And as long as this remains the case, there will always be those eager to “protect” them, to “promise solutions” to their lives -while simultaneously dictating even the smallest aspects of their existence, intimidating them, or convincing them that they are free while exploiting them. (This dynamic was strikingly visible around 2020–2022.)
This pattern has existed for centuries. However, it is becoming increasingly evident that these structures are loosening: the old, rigid, outdated, fear-based systems are cracking and collapsing, and even monarchies once thought unshakable are falling apart. This is their fate, as they are built on negative foundations.
Another reason for their collapse is the shift in collective consciousness: more and more individuals are awakening to their own power and recognizing how they create their own reality.
Thus, both the collective and the individual -based on their belief systems- bring into existence the person who most embodies the dominant traits within them. In other words, a leader does not simply emerge out of nothing. New, more flexible systems are ready, and therefore capable of appearing where and when they are needed.
Those who require more time to awaken to their own infinite power alternate between applause, despair, rebellion, and fear.
All the while, they chase the illusion that someone else must solve their lives. And as long as they wait for a savior, a second coming, a “benevolent leader,” a “little father tsar,” or a miracle -and hand over their power to rigid political, religious, or military institutions- they will drift through their days in a paralyzed, almost comatose state, failing to recognize their own omnipotence. Consequently, they have no real chance of changing anything in their world.
In new figures, change, and the future itself, they will project enemies, blame, and fear - driven by their internal anxieties. Their external reality will then confirm that they were right.
And that is perfectly fine: hundreds of millions create these entirely valid experiences for themselves every day.
HOW LONG WILL THIS CONTINUE?
Until the individual begins to take responsibility for their thoughts and emotions, and decides to reclaim their power. As long as they blame others for feeling hurt, angry, offended, deceived, unloved, rejected, diminished, or oppressed -and see themselves as victims seeking revenge or retribution- then naturally, their physical reality will mirror these inner states. These are what they will manifest.
Their belief systems will allow only this much; through their convictions, they will create such a world for themselves. Nations and entire peoples reflect this perfectly even today.
KEY POINT: if the individual does not allow change within themselves, then any new system -no matter how promising- will inevitably reflect the inner state of both the individual and the collective consciousness. This has been a clearly observable pattern for centuries: something that once seemed promising becomes oppressive. Why? For the reasons outlined above.
WHAT IS THE SOLUTION?
The solution is simple. One must understand the basics.
1. The individual must be willing to change themselves, rather than expecting the external world to change first. Expecting the outside world to change first is like expecting a mirror to smile while your own mouth is turned downward.
2. Then, the individual must recognize that they themselves are the origin of their thoughts and emotions, and therefore cannot hold others responsible for them. In practice, this means living with the unwavering awareness that no one can truly hurt them, stress them, or instill fear in them because these reactions are their own, non-preferred responses to situations. When such reactions arise, they ask themselves: why did I respond with anger? What am I afraid of, and why?
3. It is about recognizing and understanding how one creates their own reality.
This is the 101 I share on my page along with practical tools that will enable you to move forward creatively.
