Awakening & War

Takeaways:

• War, politics, and spirituality are interconnected. This moment in history is a spiritual test—a chance to reclaim power and see through illusion.
• The narrative of war is manufactured to gain consent. Governments use fear, propaganda, and emotional manipulation (false flags, patriotism) to rally public support.
• Many soldiers are awakening to the truth. Voices like Sean Ryan’s show a shift: veterans are opting out of fighting wars they no longer believe in.
• The true costs of war ripple across generations. Trauma, PTSD, addiction, broken families, and societal destabilization are far-reaching consequences rarely acknowledged.
• The U.S. military-industrial complex profits from perpetual war. Conflicts are often waged for resources, power, and money—not peace or protection.
• Propaganda sedates the public and silences dissent. Through media control, consumerism, and busyness, people are kept too distracted or divided to resist.
• Choosing peace is an act of awakening. Opting out of violent narratives and refusing to participate in destruction is a courageous spiritual stance.
• Discernment is critical. Be aware of manipulation tactics—especially emotionally charged events used to justify future wars.
• Soldiers and civilians alike need support in saying “no.” Speaking out should be seen as honorable, not shameful. We must back those who opt out.
• Another way is possible—and it already exists. Japan and other countries model peaceful, safe societies rooted in collective care and integrity.
• No one is coming to save us—we must save ourselves. Change starts with reclaiming our voices, questioning authority, and standing up together.