Exiting The Matrix

I was always a very unwilling participant in The Matrix, even going back to grade school.

#CharlesEisenstein #MentalHealth #DeSchooling #TheMatrix #Philosophy #Authors

[signifidelica]

I knew something was wrong with everything at a fundamental level really early too, its a hell of a thing to realize when your parents dont seem to realize it

[ChrisGualazzi]

So glad I discovered Charles Eisenstein. Love what he says.

[thebrooketheband]

I very much relate. I was also that kid. And now I share my life with two little brilliant beings, and we live happily without school. Our lives are our own. The grass is definitely greener over here. 💚💥✨

[JonathanCrss]

There is no speaker that makes me speechless like Charles. Words can't express how much his words mirror my own experience. Speaks to me.

I dream that some day I might articulate my experience and perspective with such care, clarity, sincerity and eloquence...

[unseenseer]

I remember being very young and thinking "this entire is insane... i need a teacher, a seer to help me" but didnt ask or tell those close to me bc i thought i'd scare them or lose their approval. Wish to god i'd given myself more credit and spoke up loudly thru all the trauma endured. When i did finally meet two seers i was so terrified and fked up by all my research and truamas that i couldn't ask them the questions that burned in my soul. That's how infected i was by this programming and it remains to this day. Ridiculed for trying on identities and divergent thoughts or behaviors.

Don't fking wait until your body and mind is sick qnd battered from going along with what you knew didn't fit you. TALK, SPEAK, SHARE, EXPERIENCE AS MUCH QS YOU CAN EVEN IF THE WORLD ISN'T WHAT YOU ENVISIONING IT BECOMING DON'T DENY IT FOR TOO LONG! Don't wait for someone to save you like i did, have faith and your tribe will hear you. Don't destroy yourself like i did. I am a coward. Speak up even if it's not what you really intended to say.. keep trying.

[ManKindProject]

Thank you Charles. I am deeply grateful for your continuing expansion. Your moments of silence in this video impact me as much as your words. (~Boysen)

[doomedtolinger]

The music is sweeter when someone sings your song. A heartfelt Thank You.

[rajivhotek]

As a child seven years of age in 1944, living in Iowa. my mother told me .... "Ronnie you don't belong here." It was the greatest gift she ever gave Door was Opened.

[RestorationRanchHealing]

I have had a innate awareness since I was a child. I was always referred to as being quiet or shy. I questioned why basic life skills, necessary for daily living were not taught in school. Why were we required to go to this formal environment to be taught memorization of all these events. Education, Medical, and even Legal demographics and anyone who questions this awareness - is often bullied or isolated.

[OurWisdom-]

I felt the same my entire life and was always in "trouble" for not abiding to the system. Until I found myself. I adore what Charles promotes, which basically is digging inside and find your own answers to your call, whatever it is. But, not falling for cheap, fearmonger rhetoric that will enslave you and block you of meaningful connections. These are though times for all of us and the only way out is to connect with ourselves and because we are part of the "One", we will connect to all. Thank you for your wisdom!

[mondopinion]

In south Texas in 1944, when four years old, I rode along with my grandfather when he brought the Mexican maid home after her day's work. He stopped in front of a weeded lot with an unpainted shack at the back that, to my Kansas farm kid's mind, was an old chicken house. I was stunned. I asked my grandfather "But where is her house, where is her house ? !!" He gave me an irritated look and said nothing. That is when I realized THEY DON'T SHARE. I knew he was a decent and respected man So I never trusted the system again. Child in a land of war.

[thomassutherland]

To think on one's life and question its parts is the nature of intelligence and the source of all wisdom.

[Cheesusjesus]

Charles puts into words the feelings so many of us have and can't express.
I've spent the better part of my life, 40+ years of it, trying to discover that thing greater than myself that I can commit to. Yet I still don't believe in anything. I don't get caught up in cults, religions, political parties, or even "causes" as I see them cynically perhaps, as all bullshit.

[zackandrew]

A wonderful and deep explanation of the situation.

[editelh]

I’ve always been like that too, and got in trouble many times for rebelling against all the outside forces that had no soul to me.

[monkmell]

My first “visit” into another realm of thinking and being was George Orwell’s Animal Farm. That book saved me! So nice to hear how much books were to you and others too!

[heartseedhealth]

What incredible offering: an opportunity to explore and live in the questions with someone who embodies open-heartedness and honesty. Such exciting territory to explore. I feel drawn into this process of unfolding and discovery and am very curious about the community of people who will be a part of this. Thank you Charles.

[ancientable]

Finding your channel today has been very Syncronistic! I'm a lot like you & others of like; since as far back as I can remember !

[suumcuique]

it is a miracle videos like these, people like him, movies, music, books find you at the exact moment you a realizing these things about you and the world.

[jjuniper]

I am in service to my children and grandchildren. My partner, and animals i care for. The more I give of myself to them, the more I get back.

And that can expand beyond the family and community. This I believe.