When young adults say that they are having a spiritual awakening, what is really happening is that their brain is being flooded with hormonal emotions due to their emotional instability. No one in the #metoo generation are awake, they’re just emotionally distressed cellphone carrying attention seekers.
So often times especially on social media platforms I see young adults posting about when they first awoke, or what the next step is after being awaken, or getting into political debates and demanding that they are the winner since they are the one who is awake, etc…
But are they really awake?
What makes you awake and not someone else?
Because you go to church and frolic with your friends with benefits?
Because you call walking barefoot “grounding” even though you are just walking barefoot.
Because you post selfies on social media for your other young adult followers to comment on and tell you what you want to hear rather than telling you the truth to help ease your emotional instability.
Because your preconceived beliefs are the truth and others’ preconceived beliefs are not?
Because you practice tantra playtime with your other “awaken friends” you recently met at the last cult gathering?
Because you got suckered into joining an mlm cult and are too gullible to leave for fear of social rejection?
Because you won’t admit that you owe a bunch of student loan debt?
Because you’ve been in multiple relationships?
Because you had children for the sole purpose of collecting child support payments from the lucky guy you said you loved but really you had that planned out all along?
Why is it that most people who say they are awake look like they just graduated high school?
Why is it that most people who say they are awake or are spiritually enlightened are young adults who don’t have the life experience like the older generation does?
Why is it that a young adult with little life experience who says they have just recently awakened asks other young adults who also have little life experience for spiritual guidance?
I take everything a young adult says with a grain of salt. I always have and I always will.
The best topics to watch young adults shine their godly knowledge is during religious debates on social media. Someone might pose the question “Do you believe in God?” and then moments later you see this flock of young adults who just graduated high school, just started college and are now being “educated” by the white lab coats, is a new pastor of a money grabbing church and they try to push their two cents as facts since they’ve…according to them, “been around the block a few times.”
Well honey let me tell you something, I question everyone so why on god’s green earth would I want to assume some young adult who thinks they are the reincarnation of god’s wife is telling the truth about a subject that they have the least amount of life experience in versus the older generation?
‘eh?
It’s like when I introduce a new way of thinking or new idea to young adults such as mountain ranges being individual humans. If I’m wrong, prove it. Prove that I’m wrong and prove your theory is the truth.
When someone posts their ufo, ghost, or bigfoot experience on social media, young occults…I mean “adults” are the first ones to say “pics or it didn’t happen” or “where is the video?” You see young grasshoppers, you young adults are the first ones to beg to be spoon fed evidence of something that can only be seen through life experience. The best proof of something is through first hand experience. Because until you have an experience, all you have is an opinion. Young adults simply do not have the life experience like the older generation does.
I saw an actual ufo craft. You didn’t? That’s your problem not mine.
Then there are those young adults who try to sell life lesson courses to suckers who actually think paying for a so called “life lesson” will actually benefit them. The same suckers who pay for online life lesson courses are the same suckers who’d join an mlm cult.
Sheep follow sheep.
baah…
The last thing I would do is take life lessons from someone who doesn’t have much life experience to back up their so called life lessons.
Young adults simply do not know what they are talking about.
With all that said, I remember when I was a young adult and knew everything.
Cheers!
