Weak people create hard times
You can decide to disconnect from this Morphic Field at any moment.
Be the change you want to see in others.
Strong people create good times.
Good times create weak people.
Weak people create weak times.
Collectively, we are at this point.
Weak times create strong people.
Strong people create good times.
Good times create weak people.
Weak people create weak times.
You may have come across this depiction of the evolutionary cycle:
Hard times create strong people –>>
Strong people create good times –>>
Good times create weak people –>>
Weak people create hard times.
And then the cycle comes full circle, and we start all over again.
This is no mere cliché.
You don’t have to take my word for it; just look back at the last 100 years of our history…
Collectively, we are at this point:
“Weak people create weak times”.
Yes, I know this theory might seem rather controversial to you – especially if you have already achieved financial independence and a stable life.
However, I am speaking about the collective as a whole.
You might find it easier to see this by looking at the generation currently entering the workforce. It is a generation raised by adults who cannot boast of having had carefree childhoods themselves; consequently, they often tried to make up for what they lacked back then by spoiling their own children.
What has been the result?
Various forms of addiction, chronic fatigue, an aversion to manual labor, lifestyle diseases, social helplessness, and so on. It has led to making money through illicit dealings, pornography, and “trashy” online content.
The young generation – which ought to be gradually replacing the retiring workforce – simply has no desire to do anything. If they do start a job, they usually quit the moment they receive their first paycheck (which often delivers a painful reality check). As a result, many choose to do nothing at all, opting instead to remain financially dependent on their parents.
I do not want you to interpret this as a vision of a society with no future. I am far from claiming that we are heading in the wrong direction; after all, in my work, I see people opening their eyes to the truth about our existence every single day.
Each of us can decide, at any moment, to disconnect from this Morphic Field,
choose a higher timeline and – from the level of our own consciousness – begin working toward better times for ourselves, thereby helping to raise the collective consciousness.
The “101 Monkeys” experiment, conducted in Japan in the 1950s, served as confirmation not only of the existence of collective consciousness (in this case, at the species level) but, above all, as a visualization of a genuine leap in its evolution.
Good times will follow the decline in quality we are currently witnessing (or, in some cases, failing to notice). We are already talking about this, and many of us are awaiting it.
I encourage you not to wait.
Every change begins with a single person. Be the change you wish to see in others.
I invite you to join the
online quantum sessions
I conduct.
