The deprogrammed person is someone who:
- Realizes that their energy is being drained
- Locates where the drains are
- Calls out the drain, either to themselves or others
- Cuts off the drain and reclaims 100% of their energy
- Audits to see if they’re draining others
A single human being who is fully empowered is more powerful than any institution that derives their power from draining others. These institutions cannot stand, cannot function when we all take our power back.
The goal is the sovereign, empowered being: in full and total control of the universally-sourced energy running through their mind, body and soul. An individual wholly reliant on themselves with no physical or non-physical external institutional support, guidance or programming.
That is a person that has been fully deprogrammed from the at-birth programming of modernity.
Institutions are not only tangible and visible organizations (government, corporate, communal, spiritual) but also intangible and invisible ways of being, thinking and communicating, including interpersonal relationships.
It is important to note that this is not about denouncing culture and society. It’s not about abandoning civilization and living off the grid. It’s about seeing our modern culture, society and civilization for what they are. It’s about recognizing the energy flows both in and out of our beingness and deciding where our energy deserves to flow and where it doesn’t.
We still need to rely on the electric and utility companies. We still need to rely on our government to serve and protect us, however well or poorly they do so. We still need to engage in commerce so that infrastructure, housing and food supplies can be built and maintained. We still need to participate in our communities. But the point of inflection is, are we participating in all of those institutions mindlessly? Blindly? Or are we participating with clear intention and total cognition? That is the difference. We cannot make change by abandoning our humanity and our fellow man. We cannot bring change to the world by scoffing and hiding ourselves away. We make change by calling out those who do harm, withdrawing our energy from where it is being abused, and redirecting it to where it is useful, both for ourselves, and for all.
We still need to have relationships with people. We still need love. We still need companionship and partnership. We still need physical intimacy. We still need to procreate. But it’s about looking at what terms have been agreed to on top of or beneath those interactions. What are you giving to and what are you asking of others along with those engagements and are those terms in favor of extraction and control or are they unconditional with no strings attached?