The big question of my life, is can I break free from The Program which society offers me and I willingly accept?
My grandparents had a Program - a story they lived by. Their children were astonished at how intolerant their parents were about the children's different Program.
My grandchildren will have a Program too. A different story which they will live by too. Their parents will seem just as intolerant of their different Program.
I have a Program that I've been taught to live by for over sixty years. A story fabricated by society that tells me how things are meant to be. I am astonished at how naive my children are. They are equally astonished at how intolerant I am to their different Program.
In the final analysis, all I all have is The Program, which I believe in and live by more than anything else. Yet its just an illusion. Isn't that interesting?
The biggest struggle I have in my life is to try and break free from The Program I was brought up with and believe is true.
And if that Program is a major part of my life, what will my life turn into if I do manage to break free from The Program?
This is not to say The Program is right or wrong - it is not a judgement call. It is to say The Program is not how things really are, but just an illusion created by the collective called society - a story everyone, for some unknown reason, agrees with.
And to live a life believing it is true is to potentially wreak havoc with my life - I will be acting on an illusion, but in the real world.
If I conveniently forget about that because it's a cosy place to rest my weary head, all the injustices I complain about being a victim of and equally perpetrated on others many times daily, will be duly and rightfully delivered back to me by the world.
Why would I expect anything different? This is the basic cause and effect of my own creation - Believing The Program is real is my creation, my belief in it belongs to me.
So I can proceed with The Program and it doesn't matter so long as I always keep it consistently in the front of my mind that The Program is an illusion and is by no means real.
There is no mystery to it. If I can break free from The Program I will have gained control of my life at last, no longer enslaved by society and the collective. I can carry on acting out The Program - just pretending, so as not to draw the wrath of the collective of slaves.
What matters is that I recognise it's an illusion - the recognition itself is the act of breaking free. And that I keep remembering. It's a bit like prayer or meditations and so on.
The big question of my life is can I break free from The Program which society offers me and I willingly accept?
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