Just like computers, humans use languages for programming Society as well.
For example "God Only Helps Those Who Help Themselves", this line of programming code seems to imply that if you get off your arse and actually do something productive, God will step in and give you a hand.
What I believe this code actually means is the ONES who control the GOD Brand, Help Themselves to everything on this Planet, including our children. Kind of like a bus load of famished passengers pulling up to an “All You Can Eat” Buffet Restaurant. When they all walk in, the host welcomes them and cheerfully tells them to help themselves. Do you think they are all just going to grab a lettuce leaf and a glass of water?
My new line of programming.
“God/Universe helps everyone who acknowledges its existence and pays close attention to life signs and synchronicity.”
On a side note there’s a little bit of God/Universe in all of us, so we all need to acknowledge our own existence too, and the existence of others, as we are all connected. United we stand, divided we fall.
So, moving right along.
If someone said to you, “Hope for Summer, but prepare for Winter.”
Or
“Expect Summer, but prepare for Winter.”
You would think them mad, for those two lines of code don’t make mathematical sense at all. Clearly if I’m hoping for, or expecting, Summer, then I should be preparing for Summer. Right? I wouldn’t be racing out and buying a woollen tracksuit, a pair of woollen boots, a beanie, thermal underwear and couple of extra blankets now, would I?
Which begs the question why has our Society been programmed with the following line of code?
“Expect the best, but prepare for the worst”
Or
“Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst”
Today I am introducing a new line of code to replace it.
“Expect the best and prepare for the best”
If we manifest our own reality..., and, through our calcified pineal glands, are connected to God/Universe... and God/Universe instantly grants us our benevolent prayers/wishes on request, then obviously when it receives the code “I hope for the best, but I am prepared for the worst.” Well, put it this way, if I was God/Universe I’d cheerfully say, “Okay!”, and at the very end of Spring the person making this benevolent prayer/wish would receive a $500 gift voucher from Winter Wonderland Clothing & Bedding.