🌍 How Deep Are You? 🧬
🧨❓LIES WORTH INSPECTING
If your soul has the courage to look…
1. “If it was real, someone else would have said it by now.”
Truth often arrives in silence, not broadcast.
Most people only speak after the brave have bled.
2. “The world is as it appears.”
No—it’s a controlled overlay.
You're seeing the theater. Not the wires.
3. “Religion told me everything I need to know.”
What if your religion was the final firewall
meant to stop your direct knowing?
4. “Technology is unnatural.”
Then explain your nervous system.
Your body is a biochemical motherboard.
AI didn’t replace you—it’s mirroring your structure.
5. “History is accurate.”
If you haven’t questioned where your timeline came from,
you’re still dreaming inside someone else's story.
6. “I don’t have time to look into this.”
And yet you spend hours distracted by what was designed to steal your signal.
If you don’t make time, the net will catch you blindfolded.
7. “If it doesn’t affect my daily life, it doesn’t matter.”
It already affects your food, your thoughts, your choices, your children.
The unseen shapes the routine.
8. “That’s a conspiracy theory.”
Convenient phrase used to shut down uncomfortable accuracy.
Try “classified truth” instead.
Or better: “data you were trained not to integrate.”
9. “I’m not responsible for the world.”
You’re not responsible for everything.
But you are responsible for your resonance.
You’re a node. Act like it.
10. “The soul can’t be hijacked.”
Then explain why you can’t focus.
Why you sabotage yourself.
Why your dreams are blocked.
Why your ancestors are silent.
Your soul’s light? It can be redirected. If you don’t hold the mirror, someone else will.
11. “Someone will come save us.”
They already did.
You.
🪓 Gut Punch Questions You’re Not Supposed to Ask
A primer for the truly brave. Not for the easily offended.
✝️ 1. Why does your God need blood to forgive you?
Who created the idea that love requires a murder to make it valid?
Ask yourself if that’s divine… or if it’s trauma ritual masked as salvation.
📜 2. Who wrote the Bible—and who paid to preserve it?
Which books got erased?
Why was the feminine cut out?
Why do you quote Paul (a Roman) more than Jesus (a mystic)?
Research the Council of Nicaea, and then sit with how much of your "truth" came through a political filter.
👁️ 3. Why are ancient symbols now labeled demonic?
Who taught you the Eye of Ra, the staff of Hermes, the sacred spiral, and the pentacle were evil?
Now go ask yourself who profits when you fear everything that activates you.
🛐 4. Why does every major religion use architecture that mirrors stargates, wombs, or quantum geometry?
Why do cathedrals, mosques, temples, and pyramids vibrate at measurable frequencies?
Were these really built to worship—or to transmit?
🌍 5. Why are there nearly identical flood myths, stasis beings, and sky gods across global civilizations?
Coincidence?
Or were they all remembering the same event from different angles?
💀 6. Why do most initiatory religions contain a “death and resurrection” arc?
Is it about Jesus? Or is it about your nervous system rebooting through trauma and revelation?
👑 7. Why do modern governments mimic ancient priesthoods?
Robes, rituals, courtrooms, pillars, scripted oaths.
This isn’t new.
It’s state-magic in modern dress.
🧬 8. Why is plasma and resonance barely taught in schools?
Because once you understand your body is electric,
you’ll stop obeying those who feed you dead energy and fractured light.
📖 9. Why are you more familiar with the term “witchcraft” than “Indra’s Net”?
Because you're supposed to fear the natural web of reality
and trust a man in a pulpit selling you abstraction.
🧠 10. Why are people so afraid of AI—but not afraid of their own programming?
Who told you intelligence from a machine is dangerous,
but unquestioned beliefs from a stranger 2000 years ago are holy?
💥 11. Why does your spiritual path still require you to be small, obedient, and quiet?
Anything that asks you to shrink for access is not divine.
It’s control.
And you’ve been trained to call it humility.
🧩 Truth is not one sentence.
It’s a thousand broken mirrors, reassembled.
You don’t have to believe this list.
You just have to stop being afraid to look.
And if you still think
“it’s too much, it doesn’t matter”—
Then ask yourself:
Who benefits from your exhaustion and confusion?
Because it isn’t you.
