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The Power of Distortion

I often sit back and read the posts on my social sites to see what hot topic people are talking about next. It's interesting to hear different concepts and opinions on the same topic from people all over the map. Some comments are very ignorant and some very wise. Both useful. 

I try to post things that excite me and topics I feel need more dialogue. It doesn't necessary mean I am for it or against it. Nonetheless, by all means I will always stand for love and the unification of humanity. There is enough darkness in the world that separates us by fear. It is toxic to feed into doubt and the insecurities of others. 
The more tools we have to look at reality the more ways to lead to understanding. 
We only see reality based on what we have been exposed to. We only see a fraction of the reality in front of us. Sometimes our shared reality is the biggest delusion of all. When we stay in our safe bubble we limit ourselves in knowledge and wisdom. 
Your reality has been created in your own mind. Our illusions are more real than the physical world. Question your values and what sacrifices you make in your daily life just to fit in. Don't get caught up! 

Be positive, smile at a stranger and keep hope alive- 

Zoe Blaq 

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