How Hollyweird & Secret Societies RUIN Your "Spirituality"

The speaker delves into the concept of spirituality, emphasizing the importance of creating one's desired reality rather than getting caught up in conspiracies like Freemasons or secret societies. They argue that focusing on such topics is vanity and detracts from personal growth and empowerment. By highlighting the idea that one's reality is shaped by their consciousness and energy, they encourage listeners to detach from fear and paranoia induced by these conspiracies. Instead, they advocate for a focus on personal empowerment and manifestation, urging individuals to reclaim control over their reality by understanding their inherent power.

• The podcast discusses how conspiracy theories like Freemasons, Flat Earth, and secret societies are distractions that prevent individuals from achieving their desired reality.
• The speaker emphasizes that focusing on these theories is a misuse of energy and attention, which should be directed towards creating one's desired life.
• The notion of "spirituality without the ability to control your reality is vanity" is introduced, highlighting the futility of being spiritually aware without practical application.

"Spirituality without the ability to control your reality is vanity."

• This quote underscores the idea that spiritual awareness is meaningless if it doesn't translate into tangible improvements in one's life.

"You ain't got no business worrying about Freemasons, weird rapper selling their soul, and secret societies if you're not in your desired reality."

• The speaker stresses that these distractions are irrelevant if one hasn't achieved personal goals or a fulfilling life.

• The podcast explores the inherent trap within spirituality, where individuals believe they are becoming more awake but are instead kept in a state of sleep.
• High frequency is equated with a high level of awareness, not merely feeling happy or positive all the time.
• The speaker criticizes the notion of toxic positivity and emphasizes the importance of understanding polarity and balance.

"The whole point of spirituality is to essentially become awake... being awake is having a high frequency."

• This quote defines the true goal of spirituality as achieving a heightened state of awareness, not just superficial happiness.

"Love and light has the polarity for hate and dark which both need to coexist."

• The speaker highlights the necessity of balance and coexistence of opposites, challenging the idea of constant positivity.

• The podcast discusses the illusion of polarity in the third-dimensional realm, where concepts of good and bad are mere variations of the same energy.
• Transcending this realm leads to a sense of oneness, where dualities dissolve.
• Spirituality should focus on raising awareness rather than getting caught up in conspiracies that lower one's frequency.

"Polarity is an illusion of this third-dimensional realm that we live in."

• This quote explains that dualities are constructs of our current reality and not absolute truths.

"Everything is a sense of Oneness."

• The speaker emphasizes the ultimate goal of spiritual transcendence: achieving a unified state of consciousness.

• Consciousness is described as contagious and automatic, influencing the reality one creates.
• Focusing on conspiracies can unconsciously build a reality based on fear and distraction rather than empowerment.
• The speaker warns against allowing external influences to shape one's consciousness and reality.

"Consciousness is contagious but Consciousness also becomes automatic."

• This highlights the dual nature of consciousness: its ability to spread and its tendency to operate unconsciously.

"You actually put yourself into a position of building a house that you're not even aware of that you're building."

• The speaker warns that focusing on negative or distracting information can lead to unintentional creation of an undesirable reality.

• The podcast uses the story of the Romans and Troy to illustrate how deceptive strategies can infiltrate and weaken strong defenses.
• The analogy serves to explain how conspiracies and distractions can penetrate one's mental defenses and divert attention from meaningful pursuits.
• The speaker encourages listeners to be vigilant and discerning about what they allow into their consciousness.

"The Romans were once at war with a neighboring Nation called Troy... we want to enter their walls but their walls are too strong."

• This historical reference is used to demonstrate how seemingly harmless distractions can breach one's mental fortifications.

"Let's go about this in a more sneaky way."

• The speaker suggests that distractions often present themselves subtly, undermining one's focus and goals.

• The speaker discusses the concept of deception using the historical example of the Trojan Horse as a metaphor for misleading appearances.
• A Trojan Horse is described as something seemingly harmless on the surface but harboring hidden dangers that can trap individuals.
• The speaker relates this concept to modern distractions, such as secret societies and conspiracy theories, which appear informative but ultimately hinder personal progress.

"We need to actually trick them through deception. I mean, if you've read The Art of War, Sunzi says all warfare is based upon deception, and that's exactly what they did."

• This quote introduces the theme of deception, highlighting its strategic use in warfare as described in "The Art of War."

"This is what's called a Trojan Horse. It is deception. The way that you can think about a Trojan Horse is essentially something that on a surface level seems harmless without realizing that this is more harmful than you could ever conceptualize."

• The Trojan Horse metaphor is explained as a deceptive tool that appears benign but contains hidden threats, illustrating how individuals can be misled.

• The speaker warns against becoming preoccupied with conspiracy theories and distractions that do not contribute to achieving personal goals.
• Such preoccupations are described as traps that keep individuals in a survival state of consciousness, preventing them from progressing toward their desired reality.

"All of these things are Trojan horses. There's a certain level of deception that on a surface level you feel like you're actually getting something."

• This quote emphasizes how conspiracy theories and distractions can deceive individuals into believing they are gaining knowledge while actually hindering their progress.

"All of that information contributes absolutely zero to your elevation, absolutely zero, absolutely nothing."

• The speaker asserts that these distractions do not aid in personal growth or achieving one's goals, highlighting their lack of substantive value.

• The speaker explains how focusing on conspiracies and distractions can lead to a survival state of consciousness characterized by negative emotions such as paranoia, fear, and worry.
• This state is described as resonating with a lower frequency that attracts more negative experiences, perpetuating a cycle of negativity.

"The first thing that these conspiracies do is to trap you into a survival state of consciousness."

• This quote identifies the primary danger of engaging with conspiracy theories: being trapped in a mindset focused on basic survival rather than growth.

"Your emotional state is the basis of your frequency. Your frequency is the product code for the reality that the universe delivers to you."

• The speaker explains the relationship between emotional states and the experiences one attracts, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a positive frequency.

• The speaker describes two functions of the universe: magnifying and maintaining one's emotional state.
• The universe magnifies the emotional state by attracting people, conditions, circumstances, and events that resonate with that state.
• It maintains this state to preserve energetic equilibrium, making it challenging to break free from negative patterns.

"The universe will magnify your emotional state because your emotional state is the basis of your frequency."

• This quote explains how the universe amplifies one's emotional state, reinforcing the experiences that align with it.

"The universe likes a certain level of what I call energetic equilibrium... it also likes a certain level of convenience."

• The speaker describes the universe's preference for balance and convenience, which leads it to maintain individuals in their current emotional states.

• Emphasizes the importance of aligning one's internal vibrational state with the desired reality to manifest it.
• Suggests that negative emotions like paranoia, fear, and sadness lead to the creation of a negative reality.
• Highlights how external influences, such as fear induced by elites, can trap individuals in a negative state of consciousness.

"The universe can only give you what you've given to yourself, and if you're giving yourself paranoia, fear, worry, and sadness, that's exactly the events that the universe is going to use to materialize into your reality."

• This quote underscores the idea that one's internal state directly influences the external reality they experience.

"You can't experience anything in reality other than what you are the frequency of."

• The quote suggests that one's experiences are limited to the vibrational frequency they embody, reinforcing the need for positive alignment.

• Discusses how conspiracies perpetuate the false belief that reality is beyond personal control, reinforcing feelings of helplessness.
• Argues that the belief in powerful external forces leads to the relinquishment of personal power.
• Connects these ideas to the Hermetic principle that the universe is mental, suggesting that reality is shaped by one's mind.

"When you go down this particular path of information, it magnifies the power of these individuals to such a degree that you actually relinquish some of the power that you're not even aware that you have."

• This quote highlights the psychological impact of believing in conspiracies, which can lead to a loss of personal empowerment.

"The only fate that you will ever encounter is nothing more than the product of your mind."

• The quote emphasizes the idea that destiny is self-created, aligning with the theme of mental influence over reality.

• Explores the esoteric interpretation of biblical texts, emphasizing personal divinity and the concept of false gods.
• Suggests that making false gods of external circumstances leads to a loss of personal power and control.
• References specific biblical passages to illustrate the idea that individuals possess divine qualities and should not submit to external forces.

"Is it not written, didn't I tell you that you are gods?"

• This quote from the Bible is used to argue that individuals inherently possess divine qualities and should recognize their own power.

"God made Moses a God to Pharaoh."

• The quote is interpreted to mean that Moses was given a higher frequency over Pharaoh, symbolizing personal empowerment over external challenges.

• Challenges traditional views of God as a personality, suggesting instead that God is a higher state of consciousness.
• Argues that understanding God as an impersonal state allows for recognizing the infinite potential within oneself.
• Encourages individuals to avoid creating false gods out of negative circumstances and to recognize their own divine nature.

"God is an impersonal level, impersonal state of consciousness, the most higher consciousness that is within you."

• This quote redefines God as a state of consciousness, emphasizing the potential for individuals to access higher states of being.

"How often do we create false gods out of poverty, out of suffering, out of struggle, out of unemployment, out of disease?"

• The quote questions the tendency to view negative circumstances as insurmountable forces, urging a shift in perception to reclaim personal power.

• A false god is defined as anything or anyone to whom you grant the power to alter your reality and keep you in submission.
• By focusing on conspiracies and secret societies, you reinforce the belief that you do not control your reality.
• Believing that someone else creates your reality diminishes your own power and creativity.

"A false god is anything that you prescribe power over to alter your reality and keep you down in submission."

• This quote highlights the concept of a false god as an entity or idea that you allow to control your life and decisions.

• The subconscious mind accepts truths that shape your reality.
• The phrase "from Darkness to light" symbolizes the transition from mind (subconscious) to reality (consciousness).
• Your reality is a product of your consciousness, and even in a low state, you are the master of your reality.

"There are no truths in reality other than what the subconscious mind accepts as true."

• This emphasizes the power of the subconscious mind in determining what is perceived as truth and how it shapes reality.

• The I Am principle is crucial for creating reality and is a state of consciousness that is unmolded.
• Every time you use the phrase "I am," you are unconsciously identifying as God and shaping reality.
• This principle was exemplified when Moses learned the true name of God, "I am that I am."

"Every time you say I am, you're saying God is."

• This underscores the power of the I Am principle in shaping one's identity and reality through self-declaration.

• You must focus on controlling your own reality rather than being concerned with who runs the world.
• Spirituality without the ability to control your reality is vanity.
• Redirect energy from conspiracies to creating a desired reality.

"Let whoever runs the world run it; you just have to run yours."

• This stresses the importance of focusing on personal empowerment and reality creation rather than external control.

• Secret societies and conspiracies are seen as tricks to create paranoia and fear.
• These entities have no power over you except the power you give them.
• Reclaiming personal power involves understanding that you are a God with the ability to create your reality.

"All of these secret societies have no power over you other than the power you give them."

• This highlights the illusion of external power and the need to reclaim personal authority over one's reality.