YOU ARE A ROBOT

 

You are a robot

~ If the shoe doesn't fit, don't put it on ~

Do you know there is a one-of-a-kind, very unique and unmatched version of you? 

You will never know if you live like a copy-pasted version of others.

You are never going to shine, and you'll never feel comfortable in your skin if you don't know yourself, who you truly are and how you are meant to operate in life.

You'll never feel freedom if you are a clone. 

We live in a world of robots where people think they are being authentic but are really living in a box with standards and rules set by whatever clique they feel most comfortable in. Societal rules are one thing, cultural another, but clique rules are what diminishes uniqueness, freedom of thought and individuality.

Our world is full of cliques, cults and conformity to them.

If this were not true, there would be no such thing as fashion trends with seasonal attire the media tells us all the celebrities and 'it girls' are wearing. There wouldn't be the latest makeup trend, hair trend and new slang words used by members in the cool kid's clique.

TikTok trends are a thing, not mine, but look how many people conform to whatever is trendy. To be fair, I'm not on TikTok but the latest trend seems to find its way to my newsfeed when I open the laptop. People are desperate to fit in, to be a robot.

It doesn't stop there. Ever walk into an office building and notice everyone looks identical in dress code without any identifier of uniqueness other than a side vs middle part, maybe hair color or shade of lipstick?

When you work at a job where there is a dress code, I get it, there are rules to keep the individuality of a person squashed in an effort to make everyone look like .... a robot.

Cults and cliques are the same. Regardless which one a person belongs to there's usually a dress code. You might not be allowed through the doors if not wearing a proper dress or button down and tie. Maybe the cult leader requires black pants and shirts or white robes. Some allow people to come as they are, but that's rare.

To look the part of a clique you may wear crystals, sandals and smocks. Maybe speak in word salad that identifies you as being part of the clique  

If your identity is wrapped up in a political savior, and a conservative, wear red.

If you are in the liberal box, wear blue.

This normalization of a robotic, automated and fit-in-the-box society has been intentional at its core making the cyberworld order filled with robotic clones who can't think for themselves a natural evolution of our species.

I call this type of life vanilla. I wanted to be vanilla so bad and admired people who are that flavor because life looks so easy if you're flavored vanilla. I tried to be vanilla, but it never worked and the harder I tried the worse it got. I lived years being miserable and here's the truth, it was my fault. 

It was a rocky road. 🍦😉

I do not recommend going that route. Learn who you are and be that no matter what. 

Society is allowed to have a few individuals who truly stand out and are celebrated but the rest .... robots, fit in the designated box, think like your clique, act like them, talk like them, dress like them and be happy about it.

As a late bloomer in life, I can assure you it's never too late to find who you are and how you're meant to operate in the world. When this is discovered, it's like a permission slip to be you.

A year ago, I went on a quest to discover myself. Admittingly, I didn't like what I had created of my life so took responsibility to change it. While there isn't an arrival point or finish line to cross, in time and with dedication, the changes have been massive.

Change is an inner game before evidence shows on the outside.

I'd like to share a few pointers if you are wanting to make a change. My story doesn't necessarily mean it has to take years to discover your uniqueness and blueprint for operating in the world. Depending on what change you wish to make, it may take a week, a month or five years.

You and your situation are unique to you and by blueprint, I simply mean your individual energy signature, your aura, personality and how you are meant to function. Try as you may, you can't run from the real you and be truly happy.

A few important pointers:

1- Become brutally honest with yourself.

2- Take full responsibility for your role in creating your life. Good, bad and ugly. 😎

3- I spent the last year learning how to decode or find my unique blueprint. This is the gamechanger, the permission slip, to be authentically you. 

4- Make the decision to dedicate the rest of your life to being the best version possible. Made so much easier and more importantly fun by the blueprint. (blueprint is the best word to explain the idea)

* The reason I was able to learn how to blueprint is because I'm naturally inclined to dig deep into something that I'm obsessed with and learn it. Topics I have zero interest in, I leave alone and there are very few topics that interest me. Not everyone is like this and that's okay, we are unique with how we best operate in the world. This is why many of my blogs are about the cyberworld order. I was obsessed and dug in until I became confident, I knew my stuff. *

5- Get started. Life is a movie, and we get to choose if we will be the star or a backdrop robot.

~ The movie is playing. There's no pause button. ~

RM