This Universe is Built On Love

This is a universe fundamentally built on love. That’s why it takes so much effort to hate, to hurt others or yourself, to cause war, because it is not natural to us, whatsoever. We are made to believe, because of a mass agenda to keep humanity from awakening consciousness, that we are inherently violent and that we cannot live in a way that is peaceful, harmonious, easy, gentle, and naturally joyous. This is so far from the truth. Peace and harmony are our origins. This is, perhaps, a radical statement. But only because the brainwashing is so effective. We are made to believe that we are inherently violent and incapable of peace because those who are in “control” do not want us to create peace! If we believed it were possible and that we were inherently capable of harmony, we would create it effortlessly.
It is our birthright to live a rich, soul-wealthy life. If there is harmony, and we all grow our food, and produce our own items as needed, what is the use of money? If we share with one another in a peaceful and truly authentic way, then what is the purpose of a monetary system? There is no purpose to it. We only use a monetary system because, again, we have been conditioned to believe we would die without money.
Even if I cannot live without money completely, it is still worth it for me to say this. None of us can live alone. We need to be connected and live, work, love, and play together in order to create a world that serves us and benefits all life. I need you to help me create this beautiful world. You need me, too. We are all interconnected. We all come from a single particle. We are all life, animated. This itself is a miracle that continues to fill me with a sense of awe and gratitude unmatched by anything.

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