What do you live for?

You might think this a simple question until you realize it isn’t. This isn’t about what you think you want to live for. No… no, this is deeper. Today I will reveal what you really live for. You might be surprised. Most people are scared to find out because, deep inside, they know what it is but decide to ignore it because that will mean that their whole life is meaningless.

Let’s start with everyone’s favorite god. Money. Money has driven so much evil in this world; it has caused separation, increased stress and anxiety for individuals, fights, hate, greed, envy, corruption, and social inequality. It has driven us to respect those who earn money not for who they are but because of what they can afford. That social hierarchy that I don’t even have to illustrate because it is just like instinct.

Now money can be life-changing. If someone feels like they lost it, they also feel like something was taken out of them. Like it was attached to your soul, which for many it is, but we will get to that later. Let’s explain why it feels so heavy when you’re out of money or lose money. The answer is quite obvious. The human instinct is comfort; it just is. When you lose comfort, or in other words, “A piece of something or someone that has become a regular part of your life is lost,” there is discomfort. This, to our human instinct, causes us to be alert because trying new things likely means failing, and likely failing means something isn’t right, whether it is hurting ourselves, feeling embarrassed, or not being able to control it.

Connecting the dots: When you lose money, you lose the chance of having the things around you that are comfy and in your everyday life.

Now, this is where you’re going to get scared. How lame is it? How dreadful? How depressing? Imagine that you are 1 of 400 trillion individuals being born, and you live your life living for money. You do nothing else in your life but live for comfort, and to live in comfort, you need money. Meaning, to be stuck in your comfort zone, you are going to need money. if I make you scared enough for you to not leave your comfort zone, then you are going to look for money desperately because of your fear. Because of your desperation I will give you the minimum because you are not willing to risk feeling uncomfortable

One time I heard, “The success rate of a prisoner that doesn’t know he is in prison escaping is 0%.” If you ask me to make a society that I could easily manipulated, here is how I’ll do it
I would make people so addicted to comfort that they will do everything except disrespect the boundaries, and if they do cross them, I will make their life miserable, but in reality this is just a subconscious fear to make them believe that they are better respecting the boundaries so they can live comfortably. However, this is a manipulation tactic so they never challenge us because of the consequences that come with crossing such boundaries and the amount of discomfort it will cause.
Moving on will set a system that they must attend throughout the whole process of their brain development and teach them to respect authority with no second thoughts. These teachings will occur through their brain development years; unfortunately, it will not work on all of them, but because everyone is so brainwashed, they call the only one who knows the truth a “weirdo, nerd, crazy, woke, etc.” The most blind will discuss what being a male is and what gender is, and if we went to the moon, while the smartest one is kicked out of the conversation.
I will make their salaries low enough that they are comfortable but not enough to take the initiative to risk it; this will keep our monopolies on top.
Also, because they want to be as cheap as possible, let’s make the most processed, artificial, and unhealthy food have the cheapest price tags.
This will cause them to be sick and worry about their health, and their addictions to this cheap fast food have made them so addicted that they don’t know what they consume as they judge drug addicts, while their addiction has made them so ignorant that they don’t even know our ingredients are full of cancer.
I will cause division between a country so deep that they will be so mad and desperate at each other that they will spend so much time proving themselves that they forget that the left and right wings are two sides of the same bird.
I will make all the news stations that will help their bias and their fears grow more intensely to the point they don’t trust anything else but their ideas.
This separation will cause them to be isolated and will make it represent being independent and living a dream that nothing can go wrong, so when things do go wrong, they’re isolated, become sick, and will buy medicine from our monopolies to cure their depression while we add depression to antidepressants.
They will have superstars that people look up to, but we will buy their souls so they lead them astray.
They would look to money, like it is freedom, in the same way a prisoner looks at the sky from its prison cell.
“You’re only seeing part of it.”

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Anyway, if you have any ability to think. You very well know I describe what it is like to be living in today’s world.
How could anyone be dedicated to something that the people at the top control?
Do you think all those things aligned just by chance?
To me, I truly think you have to be an imbecile to look around you and not realize that there are so many things to do in this world that have much bigger significance in this world and say to yourself, “I want to be the average person spending about one-third of my life working.”
By the way, this is not counting that another one-third is just on sleep.
How could anyone look at this and say, “I only have one life; I am going to spend the rest of 30% wasting my time on Netflix, on TV sports, on video games, being in traffic, and maybe working on something for myself”?
To me this bothers me.
It pains me.
You have 1 in 400 trillion chances of being born, and you act like you don’t care about life.
You act like after this you will live for another 1000 years. What if you don’t? What if all you have after this is nothing but your memories, and as you play them back, you have 90,000+ hours of just working?
This might be the last life you see your loved ones, you get to experience the world, you get to try things, and you decide to give 1/3 of your life away?

We all agree that being loving, being patient, living in the present moment, kindness, empathy, compassion, consideration, patience, and generosity are a few of the best traits a person can have.
These are the things people remember about you—the way you make them feel. The truth is you don’t know if tomorrow you’re going to be alive, you don’t know if a catastrophe will happen, and you can’t be sure that you’re going to wake up tomorrow.
With that, I have a question. “If tomorrow was the last day you live, would you like to live tomorrow full of regrets?” We don’t know what’s going to happen to our lives. “20% of what happens to us is out of our control, and the other 80% is our response and the consequences of such response.” What happens in your life doesn’t define you; it’s how you react to such events.
So tell me, maybe you and I won’t escape the matrix by tomorrow, but we can certainly become the people our loved ones deserve. If you knew your relative was going to die tomorrow, you would be loving beyond measure; the truth is you don’t know if today is the last day. So go out there and be everything you weren’t before because those are the moments that matter: when you loved when no one else did, when you were kind in the middle of chaos, when you were generous when everything was scarce, when you were patient when everything went south, and when you had compassion when everything was dark.
Be the light.
If it’s not you, then who else?
If you wake up and the building is on fire, wouldn’t you wake them up too? Then I tell you to live like today was your last day because it might be.

The fear of not having money and losing money has ruled many lives and still unfortunately rules mine. However, I am truly trying. I want to tell you that the most memorable experiences for me, the ones that shaped me the most, the ones that made me smarter, more disciplined, and intelligent, weren’t the easy choices; it was the hard choices.

Every time I think of money, I don’t think of it as my world; I think of it as a tool. A tool I will one day have enough to bail me out of jail so that I won’t have to worry about showing up to work for 1/3 of my life, so that I won’t have to worry that I won’t be able to pay rent, so that I won’t have to worry that I won’t be able to afford the plane ticket to go to a funeral, or that I won’t be able to pay for the medical bill. I want to be financially free so I can work on my freedom. There are many steps to jail; I consider money to be the biggest one if you don’t know how it works.

“If someone gave you 10 million dollars, how would you feel? Probably pretty happy. Let’s say someone gave you 100 million dollars, but you couldn’t wake up tomorrow; would you take it? Most wouldn’t. In other words, the day you have in your hands as of right now is worth more than 100 million dollars, yet you live it like it’s another meaningless day.”

“Don’t sell your 100 million dollar day for $20 dollars an hour. Don’t let your smile be ruined when you’re living your billion-dollar day.” — Point of Hearts

What is life? What is life if you don’t take the risk? What is life if you don’t see how far you could go and die with the doubt? What is life if you're wasting days waiting for retirement money? What is life if you're going to give it away to someone for a couple hundred bucks? What is life if you don’t get over your fears?

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