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Breaking Down Inner Judgments

There's one more essential aspect to add here (about change and transformation): That is, breaking down inner judgments of reality. What do I mean?

The psyche has been plugged into a value system of what you 'should or shouldn't do'. It holds people in the Matrix and stops them moving forward. To provide an example:

A lady came to the work once who had accrued hefty debt in the Matrix. It wasn't especially her fault - the Matrix is designed to enslave people this way, plundering resources for the 'elites' whilst impoverishing the many. The debt kept her in an unfulfilling job, chained to paying the debt, and also in an unfulfilling relationship (her partner was contributing to the rent).

I asked her if she'd considered going bankrupt? In the beginning, it was against her programmed upbringing and value system. But when I pointed out that the system is a Ponzi scheme designed to enslave people and is totally bankrupt anyway, why would she be loyal to it?

The lady decided to take the approach, which instantly transformed her life in the most positive of ways - she gave up the unfulfilling job, ended the relationship, left the flat, and, following a poignant synchronicity, went back to University to pursue a more fulfilling career. When I heard from her next, she was simply ecstatic!

Of course, there can be all manner of consequences to this to also consider - but my point is that people are often held stuck in a situation because of layers of inner programming.

So in making changes to one's life, it's important to consider rigid inner judgments of the old value system, that might be blocking a particular pathway. Living in a van or a car for a while might, for example, be a good option to take - or stepping away from a relationship (at least for a while) to gain perspective and a new sense of self.

It's often these unseen, unconscious inner barriers that hold people.

What might be holding you?
Feel free to explore with me.
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