VERITAS by Mel Hostalrich Sonia Barrett | Government, Religion & Education: Keepers of The Matrix | Part 1 of 2
Feb 11, 2012
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Understanding imprints and how to shift from those programs is what this interview is all about. L.A.-based author, producer and publisher Sonia Barrett wants people to focus on the universe of meaningful information available to them when they go within, work on themselves, when they disconnect from the wider world in a way that frees them.
Not to do so is to separate ourselves from that "live feed" that exists.
"Pursue true knowing as opposed to what's handed to you," she says. Individual progression requires an override of the system, a system which seeks to control humanity by training us to take orders, to be compliant and subservient. "Step out of that artificial construct. Find out what's true for you, so you can be authentic."
Barrett is all about self-reliance. Corporations and programming run our lives, she says. And elements from bloodlines to upbringing to schools and government make us behave the way we do. When we find ourselves under stress, feeling trapped or unhappy, that's the point where stepping back to see how we've been programmed is so freeing. "Recognize your role in imprisoning your own self. Read your life like a printout, a printout showing you what you think and believe about your life." It's probably someone else's plan.
Barrett says imagination is key. Question things. Encourage that in our children. Balance out the technology bombardment with your own perspective and desires.
Live life like it was a game, because it is.
About 2012, Barrett says this: "Don't worry about what people are saying. This all comes down to you, what you are wanting for yourself. Check in more with who you are. You'll know what your next move needs to be. It's all about your tuning in and becoming connected. It's about your evolution."
Not to do so is to separate ourselves from that "live feed" that exists.
"Pursue true knowing as opposed to what's handed to you," she says. Individual progression requires an override of the system, a system which seeks to control humanity by training us to take orders, to be compliant and subservient. "Step out of that artificial construct. Find out what's true for you, so you can be authentic."
Barrett is all about self-reliance. Corporations and programming run our lives, she says. And elements from bloodlines to upbringing to schools and government make us behave the way we do. When we find ourselves under stress, feeling trapped or unhappy, that's the point where stepping back to see how we've been programmed is so freeing. "Recognize your role in imprisoning your own self. Read your life like a printout, a printout showing you what you think and believe about your life." It's probably someone else's plan.
Barrett says imagination is key. Question things. Encourage that in our children. Balance out the technology bombardment with your own perspective and desires.
Live life like it was a game, because it is.
About 2012, Barrett says this: "Don't worry about what people are saying. This all comes down to you, what you are wanting for yourself. Check in more with who you are. You'll know what your next move needs to be. It's all about your tuning in and becoming connected. It's about your evolution."