Most people don’t live in reality. They live within a set of beliefs that someone put into them long before they started asking questions. Back in the 1990s, Sacha Bely from “Brigada” said: “sometimes you play the game, and sometimes the game plays you.”
Pay at the end of the month, success is stability, a 30-year mortgage is the norm, family isn’t the main thing, a casino is just entertainment, weed isn’t a drug, a lifelong president? But still—what a one!
Each of these definitions is an idiosyncratic product of a specific era and a specific system, not a universal truth.
You’re inside these beliefs (in the matrix) exactly as long as you don’t start to see the divergence between what you were told to consider normal and how reality works beyond it. And it’s always important to remember one thing: all of this is the game’s rules, invented for you.
Pay at the end of the month, success is stability, a 30-year mortgage is the norm, family isn’t the main thing, a casino is just entertainment, weed isn’t a drug, a lifelong president? But still—what a one!
Each of these definitions is an idiosyncratic product of a specific era and a specific system, not a universal truth.
You’re inside these beliefs (in the matrix) exactly as long as you don’t start to see the divergence between what you were told to consider normal and how reality works beyond it. And it’s always important to remember one thing: all of this is the game’s rules, invented for you.