You know you can't save everyone, right? You know that you can't wake everyone up and you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink.

And this is something that I have struggled with a lot personally because I used to think that it was my job to wake everyone up. But I realised you can't save people from their own shitty belief systems (BS) with all the psy-ops that are currently being waged against humanity, not until they're ready until to receive the message that you have to share.

So let's talk about being divisive or promoting division or this new-age idea that we shouldn't be promoting Division and we shouldn't be promoting separation that we should just all be one big loving happy family.

I want to use as a kind of teachable moment this statement that was put out by Madelyn Moon who is, if you don't know, she's in the relationship coaching and polarity space and teaches people how to get their King, talks about divine masculine and feminine principles, I don't really follow her but I've briefly seen her stuff.

 So she waited eight months to talk about genocide: a lot of spiritual influencers have been completely silent, as we know, on the topic of genocide which is I think probably one of the most hotly debated topics of conversation around this issue about whether people should be using their platforms to speak up or whether everybody's obligated to do this kind of collective work for humanity.

I'm starting to see some people in the spiritual truth movement start to engage a little bit more with the genocide of Gaza, eight months in now that it's starting to pick up speed and also that so many people are deciding to just turn their attention completely away from anyone who's been silent.

And I'm starting to see why people stayed silent for so long because people are coming out with some shockers. Some really ignorant things, and when you hear some of these things it just makes me think ‘oh you really should have stayed silent’, or least done a little bit of research into the issue before you spoke. Perhaps listened to Palestinian voices or even just journalists who are well-versed with the Israel-Palestine issue like Abby Martin, Norman Finkelstein, Ilan Pappé, etc.