Let me ask you a question that may change your life, if you give it enough consideration.... Here it is... 💥If you had a magic wand—and you could become instantly more aware of just one thing in yourself— what would it be? Not something you’d fix... Deeper... Not something you’d improve.... Just something you’d finally see clearly. in YOURSELF... Like: A pattern you keep repeating... and don't know how to change it... A reaction you don’t fully understand yet...but which happens too often.... Something you sense is running the show in the background.... I found, what’s interesting is that most people don’t lack answers.... What they lack, is accurate awareness of what’s actually driving things.... Which makes this question "life -changingly" powerful.💥 So I’m really curious—and am inviting you to share this here.... what came to mind before you tried to think of a good answer?

Let me share something with urgency...honestly—because it really matters, and you’ll understand why. We are being MASSIVELY influenced every day. Not with pendulums.... Not on a couch WITH EYES CLOSED Not by someone telling us to “sleep.” We are influenced through language, attention, emotion, and repetition—through subtle layers of communication that operate beneath conscious awareness. And here’s an important truth to hold with clarity, not fear: 👉 Influence works whether we recognize it or not. Because what many call hypnosis isn’t a performance. It’s a state—a well-understood state of focused attention combined with emotion. Any time our attention locks onto something and emotion follows, the unconscious mind opens. And when it opens, it doesn’t analyze—it responds. This isn’t a flaw. It’s how the human system works. That’s how deep manipulation can happen. Not through obvious ideas. But through framing, presuppositions, repetition, and emotional trigger points that quietly shape perception and behavior. Over time, these can become what I think of as mind viruses—automatic reactions that feel like our own thoughts. 🧬 This is why people sometimes defend beliefs that limit them. 🧬 Why reactions override reflection. 🧬 Why fear, outrage, and self-doubt spread faster than clarity. These mechanisms are known. They are studied. They are used. By media. By advertising. By ideology. By systems that benefit when people are disconnected from their inner authority. This isn’t conspiracy. It’s how influence works. Here’s the part that truly matters: 👉 We are always in a state of influence. Every time we focus. Every time emotion rises. Every time a story grips our attention. So the real question is never “Am I being influenced?” The real question is: 🧠 Is this influence aligned with my truth, my values, and my freedom? Influence itself is neutral. It can diminish us—or awaken us. Used unconsciously, it leads to confusion and dependency. Used consciously, it becomes a pathway to clarity, healing, and sovereignty.

Most people think their suffering comes from what happened. It rarely does. It comes from the quiet, ongoing argument they’re having with reality. The moment something arises—an emotion, an event, a reaction—and the inner voice says this shouldn’t be happening, a cost is incurred. Not morally. Energetically. Spiritually. Structurally. You’ve stepped out of coherence and into opposition. 💥Here’s the distinction that changes everything: “Negative” isn’t an experience. It’s a relationship to an experience. Reality itself is neutral. Sensation is neutral. Events are neutral. The suffering begins when resistance enters. This is where a lot of spiritual paths subtly derail. We talk about acceptance, non-resistance, surrender—but then secretly try to feel better as fast as possible. Positivity becomes a strategy. A way to override discomfort. A way to avoid being with what is. But forced positivity is still a fight.💫 It’s saying: I need reality to be different so I can be okay. And that stance fractures the inner system. One part of you is experiencing something real. Another part is trying to correct, suppress, or transcend it prematurely. Now there’s tension. Inner noise. Leakage of energy. This is the real spiritual tax people pay every day—without realizing it. 🤔Two people can face the same circumstance. One becomes grounded, clear, and decisive. The other becomes anxious, reactive, and depleted. Same event. Different relationship. This is why maturity isn’t about chasing light and eliminating darkness. That binary thinking keeps the war alive. Real spiritual strength comes from coherence—the ability to remain aligned with reality as it moves, without collapsing into resistance or control. 💥💥And let’s be precise here, because discernment matters: There is an Absolute. There is absolute good. And there is absolute evil. But most of what people label “negative” is neither. It’s unintegrated human information—signals asking to be met honestly. Confusing discomfort with evil doesn’t make you virtuous; it makes you fragmented. Absolute evil is a different category altogether. That’s not what most inner experiences are.

This came through during my morning alignment session today. Imperfectly sharing it with you because I sense Someone else needs to hear it too. Peace is not the absence of conflict It is the ability to flow instead of force. Conflicts with others feels hard, of course.But our inner-conflicts cause more remorse. Peace in presence A state of being-ness Letting go of what you think you know To observe as an awareness witness It’s a decision, not more doing, but more being Choosing stillness that allows source-code to flow Noticing feelings from awareness Observing thoughts in a blue sky mind Letting go of the auto reactions that usually run the show Allowing something new to come forth and flow Leveling up your light with Awareness Less doing and more being Less thinking and more being still with it Everything you need is already within As a whisper that sounds different than your inner conflict The whisper of the morning stars - thank you Vadim Your presence is the stillness of the silence The Ego Orgre finds this whisper obsence Stick to the familiar reaction it screams Choosing differently shifts timeline beams What you desire is forming in the empty space The space between the breaths The space between the words Let go of thinking to create this space Breath inWait - there it is Breath out - Let it go Wait - there it is Waiting becomes wisdom when you let go of what you think you know You’ve been searching for peace It’s always been within Simple as breathing With intention leaning in Inner conflict quiets Source-code begins Thank you I Love you Please share your Light How does this word flow feel for you in your body?

Systems thinking The Iceberg Model Learn about the theory and practice of systems thinking. The Iceberg Model Systems thinking is a way of approaching problems that asks how various elements within a system — which could be an ecosystem, an organization, or something more dispersed such as a supply chain — influence one another. Rather than reacting to individual problems that arise, a systems thinker will ask about relationships to other activities within the system, look for patterns over time, and seek root causes. One systems thinking model that is helpful for understanding global issues is the iceberg model. We know that an iceberg has only 10 percent of its total mass above the water while 90 percent is underwater. But that 90 percent is what the ocean currents act on, and what creates the iceberg’s behavior at its tip. Global issues can be viewed in this same way. Levels of Thinking 1. The Event Level The event level is the level at which we typically perceive the world—for instance, waking up one morning to find we have caught a cold. While problems observed at the event level can often be addressed with a simple readjustment, the iceberg model pushes us not to assume that every issue can be solved by simply treating the symptom or adjusting at the event level. 2. The Pattern Level If we look just below the event level, we often notice patterns. Similar events have been taking place over time — we may have been catching more colds when we haven’t been resting enough. Observing patterns allows us to forecast and forestall events. 3. The Structure Level Below the pattern level lies the structure level. When we ask, “What is causing the pattern we are observing?” The answer is usually some kind of structure. Increased stress at work due to the new promotion policy, the habit of eating poorly when under stress, or the inconvenient location of healthy food sources could all be structures at play in our catching a cold. According to Professor John Gerber, structures can include the following: