I have used Ghandi’s image on a note because no matter what he went through; he was willing to uphold his values.

-Do we have to adhere to certain values when dealing with others?

-Is a value system subjective given where you are coming from?

-What part does conditioning and technology have to do with it all?

-Can technology be blamed for our lost values? Did we have them in the first place?

Is technology to blame or are we just looking for excuses?

The 21ST Century has come out with numerous ways of making people into robots. No emotional outlay even when dealing with fellow human beings.

We love technology, but could the reason we love it so much be because it creates an interface where we do not have to interact with fellow human beings?

We see machines as people and people as machines. Ours is a reversed world, with impaired vision to magnitudes we dare not anticipate.

It is as if we are living in the matrix where machines speak the language of money and we have to follow. This is prevalent in many ways, such as in the way we uphold celebrity holograms as higher beings. Not conceptualising that we are all one – we give them a platform for the elusive higher priestess role.
This sort of behaviour is trickling down to `normal folk’ faster than we recognise. Managers look at their employees as subjects. A status that was suited for kings and queens.

If you had a magnifying glass and looked in all sectors, regardless of them being public or private. You would notice a sudden smoke screen that is separating everyone in little boxes. The problem is; without values to uphold, we fit in the boxes neatly.

There is no such thing as villains, we allow these things to happen by not standing up our integral values. We all individually stand for something; but it is only valid if we live by it.

What part does Conditioning play?

Conditioning might adhere us to certain perspectives but we are brutally being woken up by those conditioned to control.

The question is, are we conditioned to be controlled. Wired with high-tech technology that is out of our perceptive spectrum?

What will it take for the majority to wake up to their ultimate true power? True power is not the paraded military machines mooring down indiscriminately at innocent people. It is the untapped vortex that we all possess within ourselves. Question is, why don’t the majority experience and know it?

It goes back to the conditioning; what were you told when you were young. Where you told that failure is part of success? If so, you will fearlessly try again and again until you get to your goal. However, if your conditioning downloaded the idea that success is a given; then you will sit around waiting for the day the moon falls.
Conditioning is not set in stone, we can all expose ourselves to places, people and opportunities that open our perspectives. The question is, are we willing to accept what we need?

Let us wake up to our true selves!

I love you all