The moment you decide you’re “good” you feel entitled to destroy anything you deem as “bad”. Most people have a criteria for what is “bad” based on what is not like them. And this is what created the Cult of Righteousness, the heart of the archontic agenda.

Most who see themselves as the chosen righteous ones can not move past this distortion because their entire identity is built on the Savior/Redeemer/Liberator archetype. But how can you liberate others when you yourself are not free.

These ones suffer greatly because they feel they have come so far and gotten so close to tasting true freedom but they always seem to hit a glass ceiling on how free they can truly be. They are literally at war internally with themselves.

Their inherent dilemma is their double bind morals that themselves are a contradiction. They feel anyone who is not at war with the world is complicit with harm. Simultaneously on their quest to be righteous they themselves have become the source of great harm.

If you study systems of morality through time you see they are self evidently ridiculous and inherently hypocritical. But there is something much more essential to creation than morality which our divine nature itself.

Unlike systems of morality aka cults of righteousness, our divine nature can not become corrupted and weaponized. Notice how in nature everything follows a divine blueprint and a purpose and everything flows exactly according to Creations road map.

When you are out of touch with your divine nature naturally you believe in order to create peace you need to be at war. It makes absolute logical sense. And it’s the very reason why peace eludes you.

The minute I think “look at me and how good I am, I’m going to liberate others” I’m back in the simulation and I can’t help anyone.

If instead I say let’s go for a walk and look at flowers, then we might actually get somewhere.

Freedom is that subtle because it has no agenda

A great way to examine how this energy of righteousness and double bind morality lives within you is to examine where you make concessions for people you love who do the exact same things as those who you have condemned as “bad”.