450. What The Oppression Of Races Means For Us Metaphysically
Throughout my experiences channeling, one of the most strange, difficult and complex topics is that of the oppression, hate and anger toward other races. I think that by now, we’re so used to it, that we hardly second guess why we’re doing it at all.
The complex nature of this ironic problem is that we we are all inherently the same species. Regardless of that, there’s no real logic in hating any of the universe’s creatures. Granted, we may have a fear of some, particularly more 2D animals like snakes, spiders, etc. which could inevitably kill us. But in terms of bothering with truly hating them… it is of course… odd.
Of course my perspective is metaphysically and spiritually, which states that we are all from source energy, just slightly different fractals. So why would we only accept that of which we know? I suppose there lies the answer.
Separately, this conversation is somewhat fueled by politics, governments, economic systems and more which utilize our fear and transform it into hate for their own control, gain and power. If we nullify our alliances with other people, we ultimately provide and offer up our allegiance to whoever or whatever is “promising” us a world without our own fears and hate. Of course this is… always a lie. Even if there is something done about it, it’s either an attempt at crippling or annihilating an entire species of people. Energetically and metaphysically, let’s just say this doesn’t work. The removal of a race is such a twisted and even inverse problem. We assume that if something or someone does not exist, our problem also fails to exist. But we don’t understand what this “thing” or group of people represents. It/they simply embody a part of our energetic spectrum. Meaning that to exist within the delicate balance of our universe, more of these “energies” whether in human form, or not, will inevitably crop us. That, or other energies on earth will need to change in order to even out this balance. Ironically, potentially spreading or separating out these energies even more, which means it is/was less consolidated tan before. It’s so unbelievably stupid, I can’t even.
With any issue or problem, we go back to oneself. Anything and everything we’re struggling with personally comes back to us. If we cast assumption or judgment onto a race. Whether they are stupid, incapable, too outrageous, etc. It means that in some way shape or form, we are simultaneously struggling with those same concepts. It’s just through the lens of the hate of others that we are able to quantify and understand this behavior. Ironically, if you think about it that way, racism could be an evolutionary trait in order to resolve our own problems. But enacting on racism is… doing the exact opposite, as the perpetuation of this hate and negativity simply lives within other people. The more that you hate and reject others, the more your hate multiplies. In essence… like a disease. It’s not just a bad idea, but it’s karmically… a horrendous one. All of these energies in some way shape or form will come back to you. Likely not in the pleasant way that you’ll think.
To go back to hate and fear, I do want to clarify that fear is the opposite of love. Hate is simply the intellectualization and progression, as well as projection of this fear. We are inherently not hateful beings, but at times, we may inherently be fearful ones. Fears can be squashed through energetic release and integration of love. But often times this is easier said than done. Some fears go quite deep, particularly emotional ones which are foundational to our ego and existence. These can be things like fear, loneliness, abandonment, death, etc.
As mentioned, there’s no logic in hating your neighbor. As a unified front and force, we will inevitably solve the world’s problems. Yet, as individuals, we are kind of… big scaredy cats. We like to live and exist in our fear, and blame others for our problems. It’s quite immature, if I do say so myself. This is why in almost every single article, I double down on self-healing and even more importantly, self-responsibility through acknowledgment. It’s difficult to turn the mirror back on us, but it’s necessary.
To go even further, start to intellectualize the concepts and themes you’re struggling with. What is a stereotype of hateful judgment you cast onto others? Perhaps, in a way, it’s fear of the unknown. Realistically, we’ve been sharing the same source energy as “aliens” for our entire lives, or likely, the entirety of the universe in some way shape or form. Yet, we’re so inherently afraid of them because they are different than us. And when our fear takes over, different is an attack upon us. Consider this as you continue to self-reflect and move through your journey here on earth.
The future, if we continue along this path? It’s hard to say. But it will be inevitably, that history repeats itself in some way shape or form.
