We Are All Parasites (And That's Not a Judgement)

This is not something I talk about easily. There's always a little bit of apprehension in me. Because what I see and how I talk—I can talk pretty passionately, like this is the way it is. But that's not really how I am at all. I just get excited about putting puzzles together for me.

And that's all this is. A step. Maybe it helps you get your next step, or remember something. That's it.

I can only choose what makes sense for me. Only you can do the same for you.

So here it is.

I want to talk about parasites. Parasitic energy. Energetic slavery. Energetic farming. And mostly, parasitic connections.

Whatever is holding this earth in the grid that it's holding us in, in the non-physical—it's parasitic. It needs our energy in order to live and survive.

Every time we believe that God is everything and above us, and any decision God makes is for our betterment—whether it's a natural disaster, losing everything, "oh it's God's will"—whatever belief we put in, we give this entity power over us. And it feeds. It strengthens itself.

Each time we believe in it, we strengthen it.

While we're in the body, our beliefs feed an energy. When we're not in the body, our beliefs also feed an energy. That's your consciousness. How well you know yourself.

If you are separated from the whole, you don't know yourself very well. Even though you have the capacity to fully and completely self-actualise. Not as the human. As everything. That capacity sits inside all of us. But that's not how we live.

So the parasite feeds off us. And it feeds off the beliefs and identities.

The more we identify, the more we believe, the more we pump out power to that thing. Strengthening its hold. Making it bigger.

Here's how I see it. A parasitic thing is anything thinking that it needs something from anything else in order to be whole or survive. And vice versa—that you need anything from anything else in order to survive.

And here's the hard part.

We ourselves are nothing other than parasites.

As soon as we come into this earth realm and into this body, we are parasitic. The only reason we need to consume—food, water, air—is because we are in these bodies that need constant consumption. And the only reason we need that is because we don't know ourselves. We're not living whole. We're living fragmented and separated.

We are trained to be dependent parasites from the time we come into a body.

We feed off the mother immediately. Then the mother's milk. We suck off the mom's body. Then we start eating food. Then we start vying for energetic attention. We learn how to manipulate situations and people to get what we want.

And the more we age in the body, and the more we age across lifetimes, the more the consciousness is separate from knowing that it's completely whole and doesn't actually need anything.

Love, food and God. The three biggest lies on earth.

Food. We are so trapped through that food system. It makes us a commodity. Most of us have to purchase food. And the food we're purchasing is pumped with trash. People are sick all the time. That feeds the food industry, then the medical industry, then the pharmaceutical industry. We are one big money-making thing for anything at the top of this very wicked system.

We can't be born for free. We can't die for free. Nothing is for free. Those are red flags. Something needs you for it.

Love. We're constantly looking for divine connection outside of ourselves. We believe we'll feel whole and happy and fulfilled and validated if we have love. The dysfunction from our parents gets transferred onto romantic partners, then onto children, then onto friends, then onto work colleagues. We get an idea of how we think these people should be operating for us to be fed energetically.

Love is a load of horse shit in my opinion. Love from the perspective of needing someone to be anything other than what they are in order for us to feel whole and happy.

I remember the first time I saw it clearly.

I had romantic feelings for someone and they didn't have those feelings for me. It's such a tough fucking emotional thing. And I think the parasites around us feed on that energy big time. The longing. The yearning.

And then I saw these energetic cords I was connecting to someone who obviously didn't want my cords attached to them. Putting that energy onto someone—I saw it as really gross. I was so ashamed of myself. But we do it thinking it's normal. Thinking it's okay.

It's almost like you can bore a cord into someone and then you feed off them.

And it's everywhere. Famous people get a kick out of the energy fed to them from crowds. The crowd throws energetic cords right back. Sex. Porn. Any time you feel attraction to something you see, cords attach.

And then of course, the great God lie. That God is outside of us and we have to give God our soul.

That's just us agreeing to it. Pumping our soul's energy out.

It's been a slow boil over millions of years to devolve consciousness to the point where we can be in a body and be disconnected enough from our infinite divinity to continue to feed these parasitic systems.

So what's the way out?

The work sits in you. It's through you. You've got to return to your divinity. Nobody can put you there. Nothing can come and save you.

It's about you remembering. It's about you bringing your own soul's energy back online and knowing yourself.

I think true soul sovereignty is from a space of not needing or wanting anything else. Not wanting power over anything else. Not wanting any inequality. But actually wanting everything in all existence to know itself so beautifully.

There's no taking from each other.

The parasite stops.

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