What changes the world? This next episode in my recent series asks the question what we have to do to change the world? Do we have to meditate more? Do we have to read more books? Do we need to demonstrate more against opposition? Do we need to hate more? Do we have to have more wars to "defend" ourselves? Or could the solution be a lot closer and much easier to access to all of us? Something that is in our control? Something that's right in front of you and almost everywhere? Could it really be that easy? Watch this video and you will see how I changed the world a littlebit. I guess we will figure out if it's for the better in the coming months.
Jean is playing for a different audience today 🥰🥰😄😄
Happy matrix Sunday everyone ♥️how are y’all doing?
😤HEY - Ever wonder WHY y'all never see a press conference held by corporate "government" officials being asked by a property owner to explain how the FUCK property tax is constitutional or to explain HOW the fuck tax upon tax upon tax is constitutional??? . . . . . . . They write their own press releases😶 IT IS THEATER. A show meant to deceive youns into bending to the will of a corporation hell bent on control for profit . . . . . . . WONDER NO MORE . . . . . . . here is a song for y'all to follow my words 👇
"A Revolt against oligarchy..."
These are the findings from the 2025 Edelman Trust Barometer, an annual global survey of confidence in institutions. These are big percentages, and a good sign in my opinion. The question remains though - where to from here?:
"New Zealand is in the throes of a trust crisis. Trust in government is down to 45%, business sits at 54%, and trust in media has collapsed to a mere 35%."
"...New Zealand’s overall trust index has fallen into outright distrust territory – dropping to 47%, below the global average of 56%. Perhaps most telling, a full 67% of New Zealanders report moderate to high levels of grievance toward institutions, believing that government, business and “the wealthy” actively disadvantage ordinary people. Such findings point to a country “divided by mistrust,” where scepticism has deepened into a pervasive sense that the system is rigged in favour of an elite few."
"Three psychosocial factors accompany the wave of grievance, she says: a ...
Friends,
in the face of all that we are witnessing in the world today, who hasn't asked themself at times, "What can little old me change"? It's a common question and we've all asked it before.
It's actually a very important one to ask, but most don't realize how powerful the real answer is.
Let us explain in today's Sunday Sermon 👇🏽
Hello friends,
it's time for a Sunday Sermon again:-)
It's very interesting how something that can help us so greatly and expand us forward into greater wellbeing can also be the thing that holds us back or locks us in at times.
Does that sound like a paradox? Well, let us explain...👇🏽
