I hear and see so many people waking up to the realities of our unstable world, lamenting the situation of our powerlessness, and giving into apathy in this chaotic clown world that seems to grow increasingly unpredictable daily. Many just keep going about their usual lives and we all have one excuse or another to slow from pursuing our best, highest selves. Too poor, too old, too busy, too much suffering, I have other responsibilities, what will it even matter etc. We all have our own crosses to carry. It is important to remember as we flow through this time of great change and growth that the present is a gift and one of the best things you can do in your own life to appreciate and fully utilize the life you have been given is to keep up a sense of urgency to not waste a minute of time. To treat yourself tenderly, and ensure your mental and physical well being, so that you are able to maximize every minute of our unpredictable lives, for out benefit and humanity's, and to live without regrets. This article is about how to get the most out of your time and how to enact meaningful change in a world that you might feel powerless to influence and improve.
How can I make meaningful change?
What can we do as a country, as individuals, as humanity? I know many who are well informed, but that are still living the same as if they were ignorant. With the understanding that each person can contribute something in their own way, and that any action no matter how small it may seem, makes a huge difference, even if you're never able to truly see the results of your efforts, we do have the power to enact meaningful change. We can begin the movement, we can quicken the pace of our inevitable victory over the haughty powers that control us and strive to destroy our freedom and free will.
The Butterfly Effect
The butterfly effect, a concept in chaos theory, describes how small, seemingly insignificant events or changes can have a profound impact on a larger system or outcome. This means that the little changes you are making may seem insignificant, but in all actuality may have a profound effect.
Here are Some Examples of the Butterfly Effect
Career trajectory: A person’s decision to attend a specific college or take a particular course can lead to a job opportunity that changes the direction of their career.
Relationships: A chance encounter or a minor disagreement can blossom into a lifelong friendship or, conversely, lead to a significant rift.
Health: A doctor’s minor mistake or a patient’s decision to seek a second opinion can alter the course of treatment, ultimately affecting the outcome of a medical condition.
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand: The butterfly effect is often cited as an example of how a small event (the assassination) led to a massive and devastating outcome (World War I).
Market fluctuations: A minor change in consumer behavior or a single investor’s decision can trigger a chain reaction, influencing stock prices and global markets.
Supply chain disruptions: A small issue with a supplier or a transportation delay can have a ripple effect, impacting production and ultimately affecting the availability of goods.
Small events can have significant consequences: The butterfly effect reminds us that even the smallest actions or decisions can have far-reaching results. Attention to detail and adaptability are crucial: paying attention to small details and being prepared to adapt to changing circumstances can help mitigate the potential impact of unpredictable events.
By recognizing the butterfly effect in real life, we can cultivate a greater appreciation for the complexity and unpredictability of the world around us, and strive to make informed decisions that acknowledge the potential for small events to have significant consequences.
Small Things You CAN Do to Change the World for the Better
Now is the time for action. Being informed of what is occurring worldwide is important, but if nothing comes of it then what? Here are some real things you can do to get the ball rolling.
Please add more ideas in the comments if you think of any!
1. Be in the proper mindset. We are in a holy war of good and evil. Sociopaths vs. Empaths. Have no fear or worry, that will not serve the higher good. " Put on your holy armor". But prepare yourself mentally, physically, and supply wise. Have plans and make decisions now. Let the idea of battle to achieve the highest good motivate you.
2. Health above all. If you are sick, tired, hurting mentally or physically, you will be hindered from progress. I know its not easy and the journey to heal can be frustrating, but you must take the steps to create wholeness in body and mind. Baby steps are powerful. Make constant little meaningful changes. Stop eating garbage food, start making your own. Cut out or minimize drugs, smoking and alcohol. Move your body. Find joy, have fun, maintain balance, work hard and play hard. Heal old mental wounds. Forgive. Remove those who don't
appreciate you or help you be your best. If you feel drained and unhappy around certain people, remove those energy vampires. If you have challenges that hinder your abilities, work with what you have and turn lemons into lemonade. The more you pursue these ends the more energy and vitality you will have. And just by being you, happy and whole, you will shine and influence those around you naturally.
Improve yourself always, exercise, work on bad habits
Stop eating out, cook yourself, you'll save money, be healthier, more energetic, and more beautiful.
Learn how to heal basic disease and troubles naturally and learn survival medicine for when the allopathic medicine is inaccessible
Heal your shadows and trauma, move on forgive yourself and others
Never stop educating and improving yourself
3. Never be ashamed to speak the Truth to save the feelings of the sheep. Boldly say it. Have no fears of upsetting, eye rolls or scrutiny. You are a warrior, proud, honorable and respectful. Do not let your emotions control you, do not lose your dignity when sleepers mock. Smile and shrug. Plant the seed and move on from those who won't heed your warnings. It is ok, they will raise their vibration when they are ready. Trust in divine plan. Release what does not serve you. Bear no ill will for sheep who will not wake, and who lash out at you. They are lost children and learning the lessons they have set out in this life to learn.
4. Stop supporting the system. Throw you bodies upon the
gears in any and every way possible. What "they" have hidden and destroyed, we will recover. Bit by bit, small decision by small decision. Do everything in your power to avoid their companies at all costs.
Buy food from actual farmers -organic whenever possible to avoid toxic pesticides, herbicides, and endocrine disruptors that will damage your body and hormones
Sew and mend your clothes
Buy less, only what you absolutely need, make what you can
Grow what you can - you will help your body and your local ecology
Learn everything you can yourself - your mind is your most powerful weapon
Buy from actual small businesses or real people in person, not through a big company like Amazon (start small, I understand not everything can be done this way, but start with one purchase at a time)
Use cash and barter, avoid credit cards
Do not buy their media - you ingest everything your senses come in contact with. hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. protect yourself by avoiding negative influences
5. Start new systems now. Barter groups, farmers markets, educational clubs, whatever. Avoid social media if possible and organize the old fashioned way. There is no saving the old matrix it is too corrupt. There is no voting for change, it is too slow. Actively begin the process of creativity restructuring our way of life at the local level.
The Way of "Kaizen", One Minute to Change Your Life
The Japanese concept of Kaizen emphasizes small, consistent changes for self-improvement. The “one-minute principle” is a technique that involves committing to a task for just one minute every day. This approach helps develop habits and leads to significant improvements over time and can be the perfect tool to kickstart meaningful changes in your life.
Key Principles:
Consistency: Commit to a task for one minute daily, without exception.
Small Steps: Start with a manageable, bite-sized task to build momentum.
Progressive Increase: Gradually increase the duration or intensity of the task over time.
Focus on Progress, Not Perfection: Celebrate small victories and don’t be discouraged by setbacks.
Examples:
Meditate for one minute daily to cultivate mindfulness and mental clarity.
Practice a new language or skill for one minute daily to build consistency and momentum.
Engage in a physical activity, such as push-ups or stretching, for one minute daily to improve overall fitness.
Benefits:
Develops habits and consistency
Builds momentum and confidence
Encourages progressive improvement
Overcomes laziness and procrastination
Fosters a growth mindset and sense of accomplishment
Incorporating Kaizen into Your Life:
Identify a goal or area for improvement.
Break it down into a manageable, one-minute daily task.
Commit to the task without exception.
Monitor progress and adjust as needed.
Celebrate small victories and stay motivated.
Conclusion
Thank you for reading and please add to this. Even if you do one little thing a day, it will add up. One change at a time can snowball into a new you, a new community, a new world based on positivity. Imagine a better world then boldly start marching in the direction of that future. Every moment, everyday is a gift, that's why it's called the present! Do not waste one second.
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