Life Force Reclamation is the Ultimate Rebellion

 The modern world has strip-mined meaning from the very substance of existence.

The only hope for the future is to infuse meaning and vital force back into our lives. To reinvigorate substance with vitality and animism.

In other words -- we must refuse to view every action as merely a financial transaction. Instead, we need to use actions as catalysts for benevolence and homeostasis, rather than actions solely being driven by the desire for profits.  

Love for the living needs to become the prime motive, rather than profitability.

Everything has been commoditized, and as such, our lives and the essence of the planet are only experienced as a means to the ultimate end of profit.

The grand finale of our lives has become a simple question -- was it worth it? 

Was enough value extracted from my blood and bone and soul? Did the Big Money Mafia deem my life a success, because I rendered consistently and obediently 30% of my wages and 40+ years of my prime working years towards the Greater Good of maintaining the insatiable Value Extracting Machine?

Was my life worth the endless hours of monotony behind a desk, staring at a screen, clickity-clacking on a keyboard? Did I provide enough value in exchange for my time? Did I follow Uncle Sam's Paradigm and contribute to the perpetuation of the Great American (Dying) Dream?

Was my existence worthwhile? Was my time well-spent? Was I productive enough? Did I buy my way to happiness before my expiration date?

Even the ways in which we speak about time and money, and our experience within it, are directly hitched to a sort of meaningless fiat value system. The words we choose to use, how we speak about our lived experiences, have been made into a sort of laser-focused, tight-beam economies of sale tool. We are the collective energy emanating from a Death Star of sorts, aimed at destroying everything in the name of greed, and that everything we will ultimately destroy is ourselves. Our life force energy has been aimed, not at cultivating more life and more vitality, but at the extraction of it to benefit the few that built the goddam Death Star to begin with.

We have empowered the destruction of us. We have given tyrants and psychopaths permission with our complacency in exchange for a dying dream. We must rebel against this paradigm, not with violence or madness or hate, but by infusing so much vitality into our lives, and imagining a new world where our actions are not an extraction and sterilization, but rather a divine fertilization.

We've been forced sterilized by the Big Money Mafia to believe that our lives only have value when we are contributing to the GDP. We've been so indoctrinated to believe this, that our language reflects and programs us continuously. To be at rest, to relax, to make art for art's sake, to lose track of time when you are with people you love...these are all some sort of insidious expression and a waste of time. There is no economical output when you are simply just living.

This is why bartering and trade agreements made outside of fiat monetary systems are necessary if we are to put meaning back into living. Capitalism itself is not the problem, it is the powerful and entitled that control the means by which we can earn a living. They have created a system that begets only one thing -- the accumulation of wealth in the hands of the fewest. In a bartering economy based on volunteerism, fiat is replaced with reciprocity. Life force is re-infused into us as we take back control of the means by which we can create a life. We no longer toil at 9-5 jobs to simply "get by", instead we can excel at trade because we have honed skills that are mutually beneficial to others and ourselves. A system such as this could also be mediated by independent Web3 cryptocurrencies that are not tied to the Federal Reserve.

A prime example of this is how the food system in the US has created system of dependency upon food manufacturers and distributors. We have to go to the grocery store to acquire our food, and because our time is also limited, we are often forced to buy convenience style foods which are generally more expensive and also less nutritious. The skill of cooking has been relegated to the industrial manufacturing machine. How many hands touch your processed food before it goes into your mouth? How much love, intention, integrity and care was infused into the junk food as it made its way through the supply chain to you?

Reclaiming our life force isn't a simple thing in a socioeconomic system that wants you to be dependent upon their monopolistic resources. 

Life autonomy starts with an idea--how can I become free? How can I become filled with vitality a little more each day? How can I leverage my skills, ambitions and gifts to impregnate the world with spirit.