Breaking Out: The First Real Steps to Awakening
“If reality isn’t what it seems… how do you start seeing it for what it is?”
“Awakening isn’t about believing new things. It’s about seeing differently. And the first step isn’t finding answers—it’s unlearning what you were taught.”
“Look around. How much of what you ‘know’ was given to you? Your identity, your beliefs, your idea of what’s possible—how much of it did you choose, and how much was chosen for you?”
“The way out starts with a simple shift. Instead of asking, ‘What is true?’ start asking, ‘Who told me this was true? And why?’ Instead of assuming, start testing. Because once you stop accepting and start observing*—you begin to see the cracks in the illusion.”*
“Try this. The next time you watch the news, listen to a conversation, or even hear your own thoughts—pause. Ask yourself: ‘Is this mine? Or is this programming?’ The more you do this, the more you’ll notice the loops, the patterns, the invisible cage. And once you see the cage, you’ve already taken your first step out of it.”
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