Stand apart from the world

In a continuation of my previous video in this series, I offer a possible explanation for why the world is as it is, and talk about what we can do in order to cope with it.
Released 03-07-2021
I am an author, filmmaker, photographer and occasional consultant. I make infrequent videos on a wide range of topics.
Website: raoulpop.com

[@scullykelly5885]

Thank you for your videos Raoul. I appreciate you and your words. Have a great week sir!

[@RaoulPop]

Thanks, you too!

[@FIREiWATER]

Thanks for revealing another perspective! Nice to learn of another curious and honest mind out there. I can relate... periods feeling low and wanting to move on from this. I do find its helps me to remember that the very worst thing that can happen in this life is a physical death... which is not really worth the dread and fear we attribute to it. So, we can live fearlessly and true. The illusions seem to fade and flicker when we give less power to them. Be encouraged! Even though it seems there are so few, the purpose here is not any bit less important. In fact, quite the opposite. What we do does matter tremendously, as what we do reveals what’s within. How are we different? What will we do next?

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[@CattyMcMeow]

This is how I've felt pretty much all my life. Ever since I was a kid, I had trouble fitting in, and not just in a loner, angsty, melodramatic sort of way (though I had plenty of that in my adolescence, as we all did) . When I was younger, I didn't have the vocabulary for it. I just knew I was different, somehow. I could never put my finger on it, but everyone around me seemed so...immature. Reactionary. Short-sighted. Blind. I couldn't understand why and how people did what they did, acted how they acted, thought how they thought. I understood intellectually, but I couldn't make sense of it. It just all seemed...seems...so utterly deranged. You could say I was more or less incarnated as graduated, though I really hesitate to go there as I hate to be arrogant, but what's certain is that I was always, always, hyperaware. I felt like I was surrounded by idiots, if I'm being entirely frank. I have never once, in the nearly 26 years of my life, felt like I belonged anywhere. Even in the fringe communities, where people like us naturally drift sooner or later, I felt out of place. Foreign, almost. At the same time, though, I never wanted to be so full of myself or vain to think I was somehow better than everyone or that I had all the answers. So I would bounce between this confidence that I was more evolved in this way I couldn't pinpoint, and this crushing insecurity that I didn't know shit, that I was just high off my own supply. At the end of the day, those two things are not mutually exclusive. That's what true confidence means. It's knowing thyself, but also harboring no illusions about or beautiful insignificance. For years now, I've felt like I was born in an era of death. Not so much literally, though there's plenty of that. Just this funny feeling that I could never quite ignore that told me that all of this around us was going to go away. I remember being somewhere around 14 years old, going to the supermarket (US variant), and just being struck by the sheer waste of it. I asked myself, where does it all come from? Where does it all go? How the hell are we all acting like this is in any way sustainable? I was just...horrified by it. By the immense, insane decadence of it all. Of the willful blindness. Of the delusion that it's in any way balanced or okay to have hundreds of thousands of these all over such a monumentally frivolous country, world. It was all just profoundly uncomfortable. In that moment, as silly as it sounds, whatever frayed threads of illusion I clung to so snapped completely. The delusion was gone. Some part of me crystallized, and I understood, with almost horrifying clarity, where this would all lead. In many ways, these supermarkets in America and the world at large are a reflection of us, of our society, of our system. A big, colorful place where you are spoiled of choice, but where 95% of those choices are poisonous, empty, corrupted. Where leeching money, at all costs, is the sole intention. This cannot continue. It needs to burn.

[@KeepTalkingRomania]

The idea of "soul levels/ages" is the only explanation I have for why some people can see so clearly all the BS of the world and others don't have the slightest clue about what is going on (in general). I've been thinking quite a lot, trying to understand if there's something sociologic or psychologic that makes a "mind" see or not see some things and I couldn't find anything. People growing up in the same house, same family, same exposure to the same info, culture, same education, same religion, STILL have different perceptions on the world and even more, on specific topics like covid. It blows my mind to see how clear the scam really is and how they made it in such an obvious way and still, members of the same family have different views. It can only be the soul. I remember reading a book some years ago about the idea that souls have an age. There are old souls that passed through multiple lives and acquired a lot of information and there are young souls who are still at the beginning of the illumination process. Could be an explanation but what I don't understand is why the old souls are still on this planet, along with 90% of young souls? to help others? wasn't Jesus/Buddha/Mohamed doing the same thing? and how they helped humanity to evolve? we're basically in the same FUBAR situation so it looks like an eternal cycle.

[@RaoulPop]

New souls are continually created and they need to go through a LOT of lives in order to get a proper understanding of what's going on. There's always a need for guides. I just wish we as people would acknowledge this and treat new souls as new souls, not go on with this equality bullshit. While every soul is created equal (at the time of its creation) with other new souls and instilled with the same knowledge of good and evil and the same principles of how life is lived, there is no comparison to be had (when incarnated) between old souls and new souls. The new ones are completely clueless. They have no idea how to go about it in life. They're subject to every whim and fad and trend, are so easily manipulated and they make such a mess of things.

[@consp1rcy531]

Absolute Chad