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Friday, June 5, 2026
Why Is All of This Happening?
You Are on the Path that You Created
You Are on the Path that You Created
By Sananda
Channel: James McConnell
Post on June 5, 2026
I am Sananda,
And I come to be with you this time, in these changing times that you are in.
These times that you have all waited for, all worked toward, lifetime after lifetime, after lifetime. Here you are at this point this point when all is about to change.
We know we keep saying that, changes upon you, change is here. But the changes that are happening are still only for those that have the eyes to see and the ears to hear. But know that more and more people have those eyes and those ears, so the changes are rapidly happening, if you know what to look for.
My friends, my brothers and sisters trust, continue to trust in the plan to work its way out. Everything is destined, you are all a part of that destiny, you each one are destined to be those way showers; in whatever way you are called to do so.
Everyone has their own path to follow. You have your path, your family has theirs, your friends have theirs, your acquaintances have theirs, all have their own path to follow. It is not up to any one of you to help to alter their path, just as you would not want them to alter yours. To know that as you go through each day, in each moment, you are on the path that you created for yourself. No one else created it for you, you alone are responsible to the path that you are on, and whether you are following the path that you created for yourself or not.
But even know, if there is a detour here and there, you will always find the guidance to come back. You all have that guidance with your higher-god-self. There are many guides who work with each and every one of you. Never, ever are you alone in this, know that. Know that that even when there are those times when you find yourself on the 3D matrix side of the door, that gateway, to find yourself there, even then, everything is conspiring to help you to move to the other side, more and more fully. The universe is there to provide for you, if you allow it to do so. But also know that you are that universe, and the universe is you. You are God and God is you. So know that, trust that believe that, you will create exactly what you are meant to create.
I am Sananda and I leave you now in peace and love and oneness, that you continue each and every moment of your lives, to continue to find the joy in that moment for it is there for those who wish to feel it.
James and JoAnna McConnell
God’s Inevitabilities
God’s Inevitabilities
Prolotheos is the Teacher
Received by Valdir Soares
Post on June 5, 2026
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No Self - 3
No Self
Part 3
Anattā via channel A. S.
Post on June 5, 2026
6: Linux acceptance
I don’t recommend people seek enlightenment because it’s self-uninstallation. Even if you achieve it, you won’t be there to enjoy it. Not metaphorically—literally.
To be clear though, enlightenment isn’t some kind of horror movie where you are trapped in a “no self” body, because the whole point is that there’s no self. There’s no one that’s trapped in the enlightened person’s body because the enlightened person has no self.
If you don’t reach enlightenment, you’re not trapped.
If you do reach enlightenment, you’re not trapped because the “you” is just gone. There’s no one that could experience existential dread.
From your current perspective, you could think of enlightenment as a weird kind of death where your body keeps going but you don’t. And well, dying sucks, but it’s part of life. It’s not the most terrifying thing in the world.
And if you’re just doing a bit of meditation every day, and aren’t relentlessly repeating one of the specific exercises that’s meant to bring on enlightenment, then it’s incredibly unlikely you’ll reach enlightenment anyway. That bad habit you have is far more likely to kill you than a bit of meditation by itself is to bring on enlightenment.
And enlightened people, while still having human hardware, are far less dangerous than normal people because they’re not pursuing any egoic self interest. Plus their number is tiny. The probability that an enlightened person is going to harm you is probably less than the probability of a meteor striking you.
Whereas the probability of an enlightened person greatly contributing to society is substantially higher.
You could have a society where a group of people is enlightened and a group isn’t. The normal people stockpile resources, sometimes serve in a defensive army and enjoy leisure. The enlightened people are incredibly effective in all other ways.
Enlightened people whose biological machines happen to be curious generate massive scientific breakthroughs.
Enlightened people whose biological machines happen to be industrious are the best engineers you can imagine.
And the president and generals? They’re not enlightened—they need to have a self that worries about stockpiling resources and maintaining an army.
The same logic applies to AI and humans. Let the AI do what AI is good at, and let humans do what humans need to do. Let humans enjoy the leisure that comes from the increased productivity (yes, I get that this part is currently missing). And let the president and generals be human.
If you don’t want to get uninstalled, well, then you can stop chasing Super Windows. It doesn’t exist. Actual enlightenment exists, but you won’t be there to enjoy it.
It’s an entirely valid choice to just optimize your Windows and maybe reach Linux, and accept that you won’t live up to the Super Windows ideal. You don’t have to keep measuring yourself against that ideal because Super Windows doesn’t exist.
That spiritual person you idolize? I guarantee you that behind closed doors, they have sky-high RAM usage.
You don’t have to keep reading spiritual theory to try and unlock Super Windows, because Super Windows doesn’t exist.
You’re not a failure for not having unlocked Super Windows. It doesn’t exist. And the state that does exist where the biological machine is the “perfect spiritual practitioner” is the state without you. By definition you cannot become the idealized, perfect spiritual person.
So embrace your humanity. Aim for optimized Windows / Linux, be gentle towards yourself for your humanness, chuckle at your Windows / Linux bugs, and live the best life you can.
And if you’re already at Linux: you’re finished with the spiritual project, unless you want self-uninstallation. If you don’t, go live life and be as happy as you can. There is no more level up you can do. Just live life.
Average spiritual person: Windows sucks, I need Super Windows.
Buddha: Windows sucks. Super Windows doesn’t exist. Uninstall yourself.
Nietzsche: Windows sucks. Self-uninstallation sucks. Install Linux, it’s great. Keep perfecting your Linux installation. (Result: Nietzsche had a mental breakdown, and his philosophy turbocharged German militarism in WW1 and WW2.)
“Linux acceptance“, what this essay advocates for: Windows sucks. Super Windows doesn’t exist. Self-uninstallation is something most people won’t want. Linux still has bugs / suffering, it’s literally unavoidable, but Linux is the best option you have. Once you’re at Linux, don’t obsess over building the “perfect Linux.“ Instead go live life.
Here’s my philosophy of Linux acceptance that I recommend:
First improve Windows: meet your needs, have healthy habits, “whatever arises, observe that“, heal whatever comes up, optionally get into spirituality.
Then install Linux: Build a consciously chosen identity, keeping in mind that Linux just inherently still has bugs / suffering / limitations. Super Windows doesn’t exist, so don’t try to sneak a Super Windows in through the back door. In other words, don’t define your identity as someone who (does a list of things that your body / nervous system / energy levels aren’t able to handle in reality).
Then stop self-improving, self-optimizing, self-refining, self-defining, healing, studying spirituality, etc, except as maintenance / repair. And go live life.
CC0 1.0 Universal (Public Domain Dedication): This work is dedicated to the public domain. To the extent possible under law, the author has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to this work. You may copy, modify, distribute, sell, or use it for any purpose without permission or attribution. View the full legal deed at creativecommons.org/public domain/zero/1.0/
I don’t recommend people seek enlightenment because it’s self-uninstallation. Even if you achieve it, you won’t be there to enjoy it. Not metaphorically—literally.
To be clear though, enlightenment isn’t some kind of horror movie where you are trapped in a “no self” body, because the whole point is that there’s no self. There’s no one that’s trapped in the enlightened person’s body because the enlightened person has no self.
If you don’t reach enlightenment, you’re not trapped.
If you do reach enlightenment, you’re not trapped because the “you” is just gone. There’s no one that could experience existential dread.
From your current perspective, you could think of enlightenment as a weird kind of death where your body keeps going but you don’t. And well, dying sucks, but it’s part of life. It’s not the most terrifying thing in the world.
And if you’re just doing a bit of meditation every day, and aren’t relentlessly repeating one of the specific exercises that’s meant to bring on enlightenment, then it’s incredibly unlikely you’ll reach enlightenment anyway. That bad habit you have is far more likely to kill you than a bit of meditation by itself is to bring on enlightenment.
And enlightened people, while still having human hardware, are far less dangerous than normal people because they’re not pursuing any egoic self interest. Plus their number is tiny. The probability that an enlightened person is going to harm you is probably less than the probability of a meteor striking you.
Whereas the probability of an enlightened person greatly contributing to society is substantially higher.
You could have a society where a group of people is enlightened and a group isn’t. The normal people stockpile resources, sometimes serve in a defensive army and enjoy leisure. The enlightened people are incredibly effective in all other ways.
Enlightened people whose biological machines happen to be curious generate massive scientific breakthroughs.
Enlightened people whose biological machines happen to be industrious are the best engineers you can imagine.
And the president and generals? They’re not enlightened—they need to have a self that worries about stockpiling resources and maintaining an army.
The same logic applies to AI and humans. Let the AI do what AI is good at, and let humans do what humans need to do. Let humans enjoy the leisure that comes from the increased productivity (yes, I get that this part is currently missing). And let the president and generals be human.
If you don’t want to get uninstalled, well, then you can stop chasing Super Windows. It doesn’t exist. Actual enlightenment exists, but you won’t be there to enjoy it.
It’s an entirely valid choice to just optimize your Windows and maybe reach Linux, and accept that you won’t live up to the Super Windows ideal. You don’t have to keep measuring yourself against that ideal because Super Windows doesn’t exist.
That spiritual person you idolize? I guarantee you that behind closed doors, they have sky-high RAM usage.
You don’t have to keep reading spiritual theory to try and unlock Super Windows, because Super Windows doesn’t exist.
You’re not a failure for not having unlocked Super Windows. It doesn’t exist. And the state that does exist where the biological machine is the “perfect spiritual practitioner” is the state without you. By definition you cannot become the idealized, perfect spiritual person.
So embrace your humanity. Aim for optimized Windows / Linux, be gentle towards yourself for your humanness, chuckle at your Windows / Linux bugs, and live the best life you can.
And if you’re already at Linux: you’re finished with the spiritual project, unless you want self-uninstallation. If you don’t, go live life and be as happy as you can. There is no more level up you can do. Just live life.
Average spiritual person: Windows sucks, I need Super Windows.
Buddha: Windows sucks. Super Windows doesn’t exist. Uninstall yourself.
Nietzsche: Windows sucks. Self-uninstallation sucks. Install Linux, it’s great. Keep perfecting your Linux installation. (Result: Nietzsche had a mental breakdown, and his philosophy turbocharged German militarism in WW1 and WW2.)
“Linux acceptance“, what this essay advocates for: Windows sucks. Super Windows doesn’t exist. Self-uninstallation is something most people won’t want. Linux still has bugs / suffering, it’s literally unavoidable, but Linux is the best option you have. Once you’re at Linux, don’t obsess over building the “perfect Linux.“ Instead go live life.
Here’s my philosophy of Linux acceptance that I recommend:
First improve Windows: meet your needs, have healthy habits, “whatever arises, observe that“, heal whatever comes up, optionally get into spirituality.
Then install Linux: Build a consciously chosen identity, keeping in mind that Linux just inherently still has bugs / suffering / limitations. Super Windows doesn’t exist, so don’t try to sneak a Super Windows in through the back door. In other words, don’t define your identity as someone who (does a list of things that your body / nervous system / energy levels aren’t able to handle in reality).
Then stop self-improving, self-optimizing, self-refining, self-defining, healing, studying spirituality, etc, except as maintenance / repair. And go live life.
CC0 1.0 Universal (Public Domain Dedication): This work is dedicated to the public domain. To the extent possible under law, the author has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to this work. You may copy, modify, distribute, sell, or use it for any purpose without permission or attribution. View the full legal deed at creativecommons.org/public domain/zero/1.0/


