Q. Hi Lynn, Wonder if you could share some words regarding hope with your readers. I got a double hit with election results in Brazil and now in the US. It is not looking good!
A. The way I see politics now is very different from how I saw them just a few years ago. As I drew closer to God and stepped back from the constant noise with less TV, less social media and fewer of the things that kept me emotionally stirred up, I began to see the world with a clarity that’s hard to put into words. The propaganda lost its power. It was as if a spell lifted and I could simply observe the patterns and agendas without the emotional filter. Again, I know that may sound strange. And for those of you that aren't religious, just hear me out as this message will make sense to you too.
I am also realistic. I know we can't fully check out of the world we live in. We still have to navigate it. My goal, and my goal for you is to understand it without letting it consume our energy or steal our peace. Focus on things you can influence like your family, hobbies, friends, pets and thing you enjoy.
Through that clarity, I’ve come to understand there is a larger agenda at work. It is larger than what I ever thought and advanced by what many call the evil elite. For those who think in spiritual terms, I believe this agenda is ultimately rooted with the devil. For those who don’t, the label “evil elite” is accurate enough. Their goal is one world control, and they are willing to destroy or devour whatever stands in the way.
The politicians we watch are not the real power. They are installed. Voting has become more ritual than a true choice. The outcomes are largely settled long before the “results” are announced. The shock, the drama, the celebrations or outrage is all part of the performance. Political parties exist as opposing teams, but they function as talking heads for the same interests behind the curtain. “Central casting” is more truth than a casual phrase. We are watching characters that have been created much like Hollyweird creates a character. Some of them may not even fully realize the roles they’ve been given and that is how scapegoats are formed.
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Pay attention to the following cycle. How many times is an issue introduced, the media talks on it obsessively, emotions get stirred up and then it vanishes when the next issue is rolled out. Rarely is anything truly solved. The point is to keep us engaged, enraged and most importantly divided. They want us arguing at our keyboards instead of living our actual lives. Reality is where they are most threatened, but behind a keyboard we are controlled with propaganda (who recently bought Tik-Tok?).
From this perspective the recent Democrat victory was not a surprise upset. It was necessary for the next stage of the agenda, because that stage aligns more easily with the language and priorities associated with the Democratic platform. They needed the win for what comes next. I would have been MORE surprised had they not won.
I’ll go into more detail on what I ACTUALLY see that next phase being in tomorrow’s post as I want you to digest what I've just explained. Until then, I heard this best explained with the following analogy: In the NFL who really wins the "big game"? If you answer with a team name, you’re missing the whole point. The real winner is the NFL itself. Politics works the same way. There is no winning political party because the same main interests influence both sides. The division keeps us from uniting against the actual problem.
Much Love, Lynn
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Thank you Lynn - as always very thoughtful comments!
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