Contrary To The Narrative

The narrative is the story in which we live, which is handed down to us to accept as normal. It’s a code, a script that controls our behaviour, even down to being a reactionary. It’s all part of the programme, where we constantly have things to disagree about. The narrative controls the dialogue in the prison of discontent.

The story is our karma: ours, our family’s, our tradition’s, our culture’s and our world’s. It’s the history we believe in and cling to. Can we escape these theatrics – this drama of emotions? No, but we can utilise them so that they no longer control us, and now serve as a guide to bring an end to discontentment, which is an illusion.

What is the difference between reality and fiction?
Fiction needs to be credible.

It’s that ‘credibility’ that traps us in hope and fear,
maintaining this vicious cycle of existence.

Being contrary to the narrative is breaking out!