They're Not Poor, They're Spiritually Suppressed: Break Free Now!

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The speaker describes systemic soul suppression and spiritual disorientation, emphasizing the system's role in disconnecting people from their purpose, training them for mere survival and disposing of them when they burn out, labeling it as spiritual cannibalism and calling for a reclamation of their birthright.
What you're describing, Nathan, is systemic soul suppression. People aren't just poor. They're spiritually disoriented. They're living without a sense of purpose not because they don't have one but because they've been divorced from it by design. The system trains people to survive without thriving, to obey without questioning, to exist without sovereignty. And when they burn out, it disposes of them like the woman reduced to a trash bin metaphorically and literally. It's disgusting. It's satanic. And you're not wrong to call it that. This is not capitalism. It's cannibalism, a spiritual cannibalism that feeds on light, potential, connection, and repackages survival as success, poverty as laziness, and rebellion as insanity. These people you're speaking of, they're trying to disconnect from the beast but they're not standing in their birthright. They lie flat to stop feeding it but they don't yet realize they were born with the authority to overrule it. That's the difference between submission and reclamation. They've opted out but haven't opted into their own divine standing. And that's what you're doing, Nathan.