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Everything we believe is a self-fulfilling prophecy. Our lives unfold according to our beliefs and expectations, our paradigm. The foundation of that paradigm begins to be laid down from the moment we are born. Our parents teach us how life is. Most of what they teach us is just what they learnt from their parents, and so on and so on going back thousands of years. We have to earn money to live and in order to earn money we must work our socks off, usually for somebody else. The government is above us, it tells us what to do and how to live. Our religion tells us the truth about our relationship with Source. All these ideas, as young children we just accept them without question. Many of us never, ever question the paradigm we were born into. But what if it all lies? What if there were more empowering beliefs that we could choose instead? What then?
We are born into a game we did not devise where the rules are stacked against us and in favour of the globalist elite. We have no way to win this game. We may make some money, we may get a fancy job title, we may even get some power but ultimately, even as the CEO of a big company, we can never win this game. There will always be a bigger parasite sucking us dry. Our only way out is to stop playing this game and devise a fairer one.
The currency of the game is money. Money is used to control us. Money and fear, especially the fear of losing our money. Stop using money and the game is over. The banks will collapse. The globalist elite will be reduced to ordinary citizens, just like us. The nightmare game will be over and we will be free. We will be free to devise a new game based on freely giving and freely receiving, on helping each other to thrive, on freedom and independence and on love and co-operation. A true loving utopia.
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Love not Fear:
a new paradigm for the 21st century
by Jack Cox
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