‘Hey God’ by John Roedel
Me: Hey God.
God: Hello.....
Me: I'm falling apart. Can you put me back together?... View More‘Hey God’ by John Roedel
Me: Hey God.
God: Hello.....
Me: I'm falling apart. Can you put me back together?
God: I would rather not.
Me: Why?
God: Because you aren't a puzzle.
Me: What about all of the pieces of my life that are falling down onto the ground?
God: Let them stay there for a while. They fell off for a reason. Take some time and decide if you need any of those pieces back.
Me: You don't understand!
I'm breaking down!
God: No - you don't understand. You are breaking through. What you are feeling are just growing pains. You are shedding the things and the people in your life that are holding you back.
You aren't falling apart. You are falling into place. Relax. Take some deep breaths and allow those things you don't need anymore to fall off of you.
Quit holding onto the pieces that don't fit you anymore. Let them fall off. Let them go.
Me: Once I start doing that, what will be left of me?
God: Only the very best pieces of you.
Me: I'm scared of changing.
God: I keep telling you - YOU AREN'T CHANGING!! YOU ARE BECOMING!
Me: Becoming who?
God: Becoming who I created you to be! A person of light and love and charity and hope and courage and joy and mercy and grace and compassion.
I made you for more than the shallow pieces you have decided to adorn yourself with that you cling to with such greed and fear.
Let those things fall off of you. I love you! Don't change! ... Become! Become! Become who I made you to be. I'm going to keep telling you this until you remember it.
Me: There goes another piece.
God: Yep. Let it be.
Me: So ... I'm not broken?
God: Of course Not! - but you are breaking like the dawn. It's a new day.
Become!!!
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Europe feels specially heavy these days. There’s a sense of gloominess in the air...
A wonderful continent that’s being attacked from within, a sense of a dying breed, a sad melancholy at the though... View MoreEurope feels specially heavy these days. There’s a sense of gloominess in the air...
A wonderful continent that’s being attacked from within, a sense of a dying breed, a sad melancholy at the thought of what we were and what we are becoming…
Europe is losing it’s soul, its identity, its unique heritage. We have been psychologically abused to feel bad about who we are, to feel guilty about our history, ashamed of our culture and afraid to defend it.
They wanted to create a homogenous and compliant population out of the most culturally diverse continent, by blending, destroying, shaming and financially ruining us.
Proud people made to bow down to wokeness, to green madness, to fake virtue, to guilt and humiliation.
Centuries old family businesses destroyed, agriculture under attack, art and culture infiltrated by liberal depravity, history erased, traditions dying and a sense of overall decline.
I refuse to accept the demise of our family of cultures, I will continue to defend our heritage, our traditions, our national personalities and the richness of our collective history.
Let’s make sure we remain true to what makes each of our nations special, let’s hold on to our intrinsic differences and our defined personalities, before we become a blur, a mass, a herd of NPCs with no spark, no character and no direction, except for the dark road to the slaughter house of homogenised, digital globalism.
Let’s be unapologetically who we are. Unafraid, unashamed, unequivocally and quientessentially rooted in each of our nation’s spirit, before we forget what it was.
Let’s resurrect our European nations before we become another casualty of the New World Order.
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Truth. Faith. Freedom.
Victimhood Only Works Until It Doesn’t
There is a point at which victimhood stops protecting and starts exposing…
No one disputes that the Jewish people have suffered enormously in history (who hasn... View MoreVictimhood Only Works Until It Doesn’t
There is a point at which victimhood stops protecting and starts exposing…
No one disputes that the Jewish people have suffered enormously in history (who hasn’t). But what I am questioning is not the suffering, it is the permanent political and moral leverage built on top of it.
At some stage, victimhood stopped being a historical reality and became a default posture, one that is repeatedly invoked to shut down criticism, censor debate, and delegitimise anyone who asks uncomfortable questions. Anti-Semitism has become a universal override button:
Question foreign policy?
Anti-Semitic.
Question financial influence? Anti-Semitic.
Question media power?
Anti-Semitic.
Question religious doctrine?
Anti-Semitic.
The accusation no longer distinguishes between hatred and analysis. It is deployed reflexively, strategically, and often dishonestly and we are getting tired of it.
Christians were slaughtered in the tens of millions under Communism in the 20th century. That fact is barely spoken about, there is no permanent moral shield attached to it and no global censorship regime protects Christians from scrutiny or ridicule. In fact, Christianity is openly mocked, attacked, and blamed, especially in the West.
So the question is not “who suffered most.” That is a grotesque competition no one wins, the question is, who is allowed to suffer forever, and who is told to move on, shut up, or accept collective guilt.
Victimhood becomes dangerous when it is inherited rather than experienced, when it is institutionalised rather than remembered, and weaponised rather than healed. At that point, it stops being about justice and starts being about power, and power protected by moral immunity inevitably abuses that protection.
Real anti-Semitism exists, but when the term is stretched to cover legitimate criticism, the word loses meaning.
No group should be beyond scrutiny, no history should grant permanent immunity and no accusation should be immune from abuse itself. Victimhood is not a birthright and it is not eternal.
When it becomes a costume rather than a wound, people start noticing, and once they see it, they cannot unsee it.
When you ‘cry wolf’ too often, people stop listening. Not because they’ve become cruel, but because the accusation has been diluted through overuse.
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Truth. Faith. Freedom.
“I love the moments when I realize I’m handling a situation better than a previous version of myself would have.”
If you’ve walked this path long enough, you know exactly what that means. It’s one of... View More“I love the moments when I realize I’m handling a situation better than a previous version of myself would have.”
If you’ve walked this path long enough, you know exactly what that means. It’s one of the quiet blessings of transformation, the evidence that all the hard, often painful inner work is bearing fruit.
At first, the journey looks external; we react to events, to injustice, to the sickness of the world around us, but the real turning point comes when you stop pointing outward and start looking inward. A broken society is nothing more than a collection of unhealed individuals, and the only way the whole can change is if we each take responsibility for our own healing: physically, mentally and spiritually.
This is not easy work, it demands patience, courage, forgiveness, humility, and a relentless will to become the person you always sensed you were meant to be.
And then something shifts, you begin to ‘fall into place’ within your own being. You recognize that the person in the mirror is not a random accident but a miraculous vessel of perception; a receiver, a transmitter, an explorer of this physical dimension. You realize life itself is a gift, and that you willingly chose this ride.
That awareness changes everything. From there, you navigate life not from fear, but from the calm assurance of knowing you are an eternal soul on a temporary journey.
The truth doesn’t just set you free, it gives you purpose, clarity, and a renewed joy in becoming exactly who you came here to be.
So celebrate those small realizations. They’re proof that you are no longer who you were, and yet more fully who you always were meant to be.
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LauraAboli
Truth. Faith. Freedom.
The narratives repeat themselves. The scripts are becoming predictable. The show is losing it’s luster and its entertainment value, if it ever had one, has been recuced to ridicule and laughter. The m... View MoreThe narratives repeat themselves. The scripts are becoming predictable. The show is losing it’s luster and its entertainment value, if it ever had one, has been recuced to ridicule and laughter. The matrix is finally losing its grip over our perception. Hallelujah!
The show is getting extremely tedious and repetitive. I’m bored to tears of the same actors, their stupid games and the ridiculous distractions provided to stop us from actually focusing on what is important: us.
We are the answer, the solution and our only hope. The matrix feeds from our energy, through the belief that it’s actually real, but it’s not. It’s just an illusory show, a masquerade, a magician’s elaborate show of smoke and mirrors to capture our perception so we may ‘keep it alive’ through our ignorant belief that what’s fake is real.
The game is only won by not playing. The matrix dies when we unplug. It’s time to start building our own reality, or micro cosmos of authenticity; family, friends, animals, nature, music, art…
Let’s sorround ourselves with what is real and organic. Let’s feed our soul with what it craves and be driven by the heart. Let’s be inspired by God’s creation and live simple, authentic lives based on what’s real, what’s true and what resonates with the universal frequency of love. Everything else is just a ruse to deceive us away from our soul’s path.
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LauraAboli
Truth. Faith. Freedom.
I’ve only just spent two days in Cornwall, but I have a feeling the Cornish understood a long time ago what the world is only just learning…
Cornish people are Celtic, not Anglo-Saxon, descended from... View MoreI’ve only just spent two days in Cornwall, but I have a feeling the Cornish understood a long time ago what the world is only just learning…
Cornish people are Celtic, not Anglo-Saxon, descended from a culture that pre-dates England itself. They were absorbed, ruled from afar, stripped of language, wealth and industry, and then quietly left behind. What is peculiar is not that this left scars, but that it forged resilience instead of dependence.
The Cornish did not rage or demand constant recognition, instead they adapted; when industries collapsed, communities tightened rather than dissolved, when language was suppressed, it retreated underground instead of dying and when authority imposed itself, it was observed with scepticism rather than reverence.
This has created people who are unimpressed by status, resistant to spectacle, and quietly self contained. Trust is earned slowly and emotion is real but not performative.
Walking through Cornwall now, it feels oddly familiar, as if the place has already processed and survived, the psychological consequences of decline, and of systems that no longer serve the people they claim to represent.
Cornish people developed a quiet resistance to spectacle, propaganda and authority. They learned to trust what endures: land, kin, skill, memory and faith.
In many ways, Cornwall became psychologically post-empire long before the rest of the West.
The world is catching up to what Cornwall internalised centuries ago; that survival belongs to those who are rooted, adaptable, sceptical of power, and uninterested in illusion.
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