They're Stealing Your Soul! Wake Up Before It's Too Late!

The video discusses the importance of understanding humanity, healing, and unity while critiquing consumerism and technology's role in society.
[10:11-10:54]
The narrator challenges consumerism and societal views on divinity, emphasizing humanity's responsibility towards the less fortunate.
The only problem is we are confused with what divine is. Divine isn't consumerism. Divine isn't walking across homeless people in your street and wondering why somebody's not cleaning these people up and getting rid of them, so I don't have to see that shit, No, this is humanity, Like you know. when we got people on the street, you know that could be our. that should be looking like: that's my brother on the street, That's my sister on the street. Like what the fuck can I do? And even though you know a lot of people in those situations have problems, we can't all class them in a certain situation, like they got a drug problem or maybe they're abused as a child and can't integrate into society because you know all this trauma or whatever. You know what I mean.
[10:54-11:14]
The narrator stresses the need for healing over profit-driven motives, highlighting that corporations profit from people's pain.
We can't judge them. We've got to understand that people need to be healed. You know what I mean. It's a time for healing, And these corporations are not about healing. They're about profiting off the pain, Keeping people sick, Keeping people fucking moving and not thinking about what's true or what's real?
[11:14-11:50]
The narrator warns about the dangers of distraction caused by technology, which leads to a disconnection from our souls and each other.
As long as everybody's distracted, Everybody's paying attention to technology, Thinking that it's going to save the world, Or at least keep me distracted from the plight of the world. You know what I mean. Then I don't have to worry about shit. But really and truly we all got to worry about shit, because as we forget about our soul, as we forget about each other, we're actually forgetting about ourselves and our connection to the planet. And when we do that, we're like giving ourselves up to being able to be blent into technology, which is the craziest, most ridiculous thing anybody should even want to do.
[11:50-12:10]
The narrator criticizes predictive programming and technology integration, urging people to resist conforming to these futuristic predictions.
but they're promoting it. They're saying: oh, singularity is going to happen by. uh, that is where human beings emerge with technology. If they're going to fucking make predictions like that, is because they're gunning for it. And it's like predictive programming. They're going to make predictions to program us into that existence, And we don't have to follow.
[16:31-17:44]
The narrator calls for unity and acceptance among all people, emphasizing the need to stand up for souls, children, and the planet.
It's not cool. It's not how we're supposed to be existing on this planet, And I'm like we gotta come together. We gotta come together as we are. We gotta accept everybody as they are, Whoever you wanna do whatever. Just For real, though, think about what you're actually declaring, Because we've got to actually, first and foremost, stand up for our souls, Because that's a jeopardy. We've got to stand up for our children. That's a state. We've got to stand up for our planet. That's a jeopardy. ......... There's so much that we need to come together on. We don't need to divide ourselves. Let's worry about all that other deficient shit. after we come together and unify, It's easy to be a different religion and think a different way and not want to be with these people. But again, bring it back to your soul. Bring it back to your DNA. We're all connected. This is the planet we're all from Period. It doesn't matter if our souls weren't from here. the body that we're expressing the soul through is here. So, for real, though, let's get it together, because it's about the people coming together, Because everybody's looking for corporations to do something.