Awakened Paradigm

  If all real magick is, is simply using our willpower and intent to influence change in our environments, in our internal states, or in anything at all in this world, one thing that has always baffled me is why super religious folks don’t realize that with their will, intent, emotion, focus, and use of their mind in general, they are actively practicing magick to shape their reality, all according to their beliefs, desires, and convictions—whether that’s an internal psychospiritual restructuring of their perception of reality or an external manifestation within the collective energetic field they consciously or unconsciously contribute to. Don’t they realize that they channel energy, emotion, focus, and intention through the same universal mechanisms of creation that others do, yet because of their own lack of education, metaphysical understanding, or psychospiritual discernment, they remain convinced that their practice of magick is divinely sanctioned while anything outside of t...

In my own life, in general, it took me about 34 years before I truly began to start waking up from the matrix of the society around me and its spells of conditioning, indoctrination, and subconscious programming that I was under—spells that were cast over me as soon as I was born into this world. And now, being 37 at the time I’m putting this together, I’m not saying that there isn’t a whole lot of life ahead of me in becoming more conscious and aware, or that there isn’t still more growth to be had in breaking my psyche free from influences, attachments, and inherited imprints of things that I didn’t consciously choose in my own psychospiritually sovereign essence. But at this point in my awakening so far—my awakening from the spellcraft of nation, religion, polarized politics, and even from things like generational trauma within my own familial system, among many other collective enchantments—I feel like I’m finally in a good place to start authentically bringing forth my own underst...

People who are churchgoers that are saints in their church environment, yet once they are home and behind closed doors they turn into the most devilish people who operate with the most malignant intent towards others around them (especially people who aren’t part of their church, congregation, or social circle of religious peers), they need to be exposed for the fraudulent actors that they are. They are a disgrace to the very faith that they claim to represent, as they weaponize religion and hide behind the church, religious institutions, or other spiritual arenas as a mask to cover their cruelty. This means the public image they present in church, religious gatherings, or other faith-based spaces is nothing more than a carefully constructed façade, a performance designed to win approval and admiration, while their private lives reek of predatory control, vindictive malice, the psychological tormenting of others, and a calculated delight in breaking down the dignity of anyone who exist...

  Our old friends, acquaintances, romantic relationships, or situationships that we may have once been a part of, they all had their time and place. This means that part of growing up is learning to alchemize and transmute our life experiences with people into wisdom and knowledge about ourselves, our patterns, and our boundaries. And once you are able to do that, you realize we all had our own inner battles that we needed to work on, no matter who was at fault, who walked away, who was innocent, or who carried more responsibility than they were willing to admit (even while everyone, at some point in their life experience, has had those areas where they themselves were more to blame than they wanted to acknowledge). Because at the end of the day, the point isn’t to endlessly tally the rights and wrongs of each other, but to recognize the lessons, to take what serves our growth, and then to release the rest so it no longer weighs down our spirit. So, if you are still connected with ...

  Learn to stand your ground against churchy folks who work in darkness. Because not everyone who goes to church, that fills religious spaces, or that associates with those circles is operating from a place of integrity, or even has the capacity to truly psychospiritually grow as a person. What I mean by that is that a lot of people are simply Pharisaic spirits caught under the spell of performative devotion, shallow displays of holiness, and a hunger for control over others (control over those within their own rigid religion and those that are outside of it), rather than the willingness to do the inner work of personal transformation, where their fixation tends to rest on rules, appearances, and hierarchical status instead of honesty, inner healing, and genuine psychological and spiritual depth and development. And that’s why it’s crucial to discern that their energy as Pharisaic spirits is not, and never will be, the true measure of light, integrity, or spiritual maturity. So, if...

  Setting healthy boundaries for ourselves with people that are in miserable and psychospiritually stagnant marriages is crucial, because their unresolved issues and constant unrest can easily spill over onto others. This means that if we don’t establish firm and healthy boundaries for ourselves in our own lives, we can find ourselves drawn into dynamics that were never ours to carry in the first place, where we are expected to absorb the tension they create as a couple or to tolerate their lack of individual growth and progress in their relationship. On top of that, many of these couples hide their dysfunction behind a carefully maintained superficial facade, presenting themselves as stable, happy, or even exemplary in public, all while the truth underneath the farce tells a very different story. And that false exterior can also pressure those around them into going along with the performance, as if keeping up appearances matters more than addressing the unresolved conflict, immat...