Something that's often missed is how do you stop caring? Like, when you don't care anymore, like people don't

care about the planet anymore. You know why? They're like, "Man, it's [ __ ] I'm

already dealing with enough. How am I going to think about the planet? So it's technically, it's like a

state of awareness where the being does not feel anymore. And if you look at the reality

with all the cartoons or all of the TV shows, and somebody gets their head blown off and something happens and you

know, now there's a racial war, and so then it starts to just become, "I don't like, I don't like, I don't"

like." But if you say specifically—and this is just the awareness because this is all one organism—if you don't like even a

specific race, you start killing that race inside of you. So if a nation was the heart of the earth and you don't

like that nation anymore in your mind, you kill your heart. But that goes across the board for everybody. So even if another group of or

nation is the brain of the organism and we don't like that being, we start killing our brain. Literally, that's

how it all works. It's a feedback system. That it was like, instead of—so it was like when the design was created,

there was never a greater design, so they just chose to continue to use the same design. This is what we're in, so that way

when we ever identify the design, we would identify everything. So it's not—it's not that, "Oh, there's a bunch of

varieties." No, there's one design that can put forth a bunch of varieties. They say, "Oh, the big thing is

made up of a bunch of small things." So it's a paradox. And when you start learning how to navigate it,

starts requiring you to, because, like, in these times, for instance, we've been discussing how, like, where you would be

because we're a magnetic vehicle. Yes, if you stop caring, you would kind of be on the side of your

vehicle, okay? Because you wouldn't basically be attracted to your vehicle. That's why when you see magnets come

together, they snap together, right? If you ever get out of the body, you'll find that when you get closer to your body, you snap

back in, like it's like a magnetic attraction because the whole field is magnetic.  But when you don't want to

be in the experience anymore because of pain and not caring—see, this is all stuff going on behind the scenes of the

real organism that we're actually in. So when you stop caring, you start—you stop attracting to the body, and so you

start being on the side of the body. And being on the side of the body actually then allows the other things

that you've created—what we call the id, the Lons, entities, spirits, etc.—the other things that you create because your

whole system is just like one big orgasmic system. How is the heart pumping? Like, have you ever sat down and

listened to somebody's heart and just for a moment be like, 'Man, this thing's been pumping for like 80, 90

years! What battery do we have that goes 80, 90 years pumping? Facts! Yeah, you see what I mean? So it's

like we're just like now, at this stage, where, since 2023 is coming, we have to realize we're at the height now

of the knowledge of men. Like, now all is disclosed, so it's easy now to see the narratives,

meaning the stories that have basically caught our people up into just a complete loop and even a self-destruct

Sequence. We have to realize that we're such powerful beings. In any story that you're hearing about life and about

existence, you still have to weigh whether or not that story is even real.

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Explores the concept of ceasing to care, using the example of environmental apathy.

People overwhelmed by their own problems neglect broader concerns like the planet's well-being.

Describes apathy as a state of diminished awareness and feeling.

Illustrates how constant exposure to violence and conflict in media can lead to apathy and disengagement.

Connects dislike for specific groups to self-harm, using the analogy of a nation as part of a larger organism.

The Unified Design and Paradox of Existence

Discusses a singular design underlying all of existence, rejecting the notion of multiple varieties.

Presents a paradox: the whole is composed of many parts, yet there is a single underlying design.

Navigating this paradox requires understanding the interconnectedness of all things.

The Magnetic Body and the Effects of Apathy

Describes the human body as a magnetic vehicle.

Lack of caring leads to detachment from the body, like a magnet repelling.

Illustrates the magnetic attraction between the consciousness and the body.

Explains that apathy disrupts the connection between consciousness and body.

Detachment allows other created entities (id, Lons, etc.) to influence the individual.

The Height of Human Knowledge and Self-Destructive Narratives

Suggests that 2023 marks a peak in human knowledge.

Highlights the ease of identifying manipulative narratives in the present.

Points out self-destructive patterns embedded in these narratives.

Emphasizes the importance of critically evaluating the validity of life's stories.