How The World Was Won

The world was won through belief, giving people something plausible – deserving applause or approval – to keep them ‘happy’. A common trick of the magician.

Plausible: an argument or statement seeming reasonable or probable, producing persuasive arguments, especially ones intended to deceive. ORIGIN mid 16th century (also in the sense ‘deserving applause or approval’).

There are two views of life; to believe, and to know.

Belief is prevalent when people are made poor in wealth and spirit, with a the feeling of never having enough. Through fear, we grasp at anything for a sense of hope. This longing keeps us in a dream state of illusions, which is ignorance.

First-hand experience is knowing. In absolute terms, truth is pure knowingness, which is the timeless presence of pure consciousness. This knowledge awakens us from the dream state, a rare event in the age of distractions.

Belief ‘can’ lead us to enlightenment, but we usually remain in hell.

Don’t let anyone tell you
there are things
you should not know.