Waking Up to the Madness: What the Last Five Years Taught Me

How chaos, frustration, and a rabbit hole of truths sparked my biggest awakening yet.

The past five years have been nothing short of insane. It’s like the world took a nosedive into chaos, and in the process, it woke me up in ways I never expected. Looking back, I can pinpoint the exact moment my perspective shifted.

It was early 2020, and I was in Thailand, living my best life—or so I thought. Then came the news of the so-called “killer virus,” and suddenly, the world flipped on its head. Flights were canceled, panic spread like wildfire, and I found myself rushing back home to avoid what we were told was an apocalyptic threat.

At first, like many, I bought into the fear. How could you not? The media was relentless, bombarding us 24/7 with horror stories and doomsday predictions. But as I settled back into life, something didn’t add up. The narrative seemed… off.

Waking Up to the Madness

It didn’t take long for me to realize the whole thing was a hoax. The numbers didn’t match the hysteria. The measures didn’t match the threat. And yet, to even suggest that—to ask questions, to have doubts—was to invite ridicule and anger.

I remember those early conversations with friends and family, trying to share what I saw. It was like walking into a lion’s den. People looked at me like I was unhinged or selfish. “What, you’re not getting vaccinated? Don’t you care about others?” they’d say, with judgment dripping from their words.

The frustration was unbearable. Not because people disagreed with me—that’s fair—but because they refused to even consider another perspective. They had bought the narrative wholesale, and anyone who didn’t was an enemy.

Down the Rabbit Hole

Those years didn’t just wake me up—they pushed me way down the rabbit hole. Some days, I felt like I was uncovering truth after truth, peeling back layers of lies and manipulation. Other days, I found myself thinking, Really? This can’t be real.

It was tough at times, leaving me scratching my head and questioning everything. There were moments when I went too deep, when the weight of it all felt too heavy. I’d backtrack, telling myself, Nope, I’m not ready to see more of that yet. And honestly, I don’t want to go on too much about the satanic evil that surrounds us and tries to control us. Let me just say this: they’re out there.

But here’s the beautiful thing—people are waking up to the madness. Slowly but surely, the fog is lifting, and more of us are seeing through the lies. For that, I am incredibly grateful.

A World Gone Mad

It wasn’t just the virus—it was everything. People hoarding toilet paper like it was gold, businesses being destroyed overnight, governments handing out “rules” that made no sense. It was a shit show of epic proportions, and I couldn’t understand why more people weren’t questioning it.

For me, the frustration turned into clarity. The more I questioned, the more I started to see. The media wasn’t there to inform us; it was there to manipulate us. The government wasn’t protecting us; it was controlling us. And the corporations? They were cashing in on every ounce of fear.

What really hit me, though, was realizing how deep the programming went. We’ve been taught from birth to trust authority, follow the rules, and not make waves. But this was different. This was blind obedience on a massive scale, and it was frightening to watch.

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The Gift of Awakening

And yet, as crazy as it all was, I’m grateful for it. Those years of madness cracked me open in ways I never could have imagined. They forced me to question everything I thought I knew about the world—about myself.

I realized how much of my life had been lived on autopilot, just going along with the flow. The pandemic ripped that comfort zone to shreds, and in its place, it left a burning desire to understand the truth.

What’s been even more empowering is finding others who see it too. At first, it felt lonely—like I was the only one questioning the narrative. But over time, I’ve connected with so many people who are waking up in their own way. There’s a quiet revolution happening, and being part of it is the most alive I’ve ever felt.

The Road Ahead

I don’t think the madness is over—not by a long shot. The control mechanisms are still there, just evolving into new forms. Digital money, social credit systems, media manipulation—it’s all part of the same game. But now, I see it for what it is.

And maybe that’s the whole point of awakening: not to escape the chaos, but to see it clearly and choose your path through it.

So here I am, sharing my musings in the hope that it resonates with someone out there. If you’ve ever felt the same frustration, the same clarity, the same pull to wake up, know that you’re not alone.

Waking Up to the Madness:

This journey isn’t easy, but damn, it’s worth it.

What about you? What moments over the past few years cracked you open and made you see the world differently? I’d love to hear your story.

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