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yes, absolutely it is best to focus on helping people to wake up. that is the deeper layer which is real cause of the mess - that people are gullible and can't tell truth from a lie and fall for elaborate belief structures. if they weren't like that, all the wrong and bad stuff would have very little staying power.

gullibility is half the problem, greed is the other.

well i don't have the answer but you are right to call it a paradox. think of the good results of people getting involved. it seems to me that we have such a phrase as "evil triumphs when the good do nothing" because of the nature of evil - it is greedy and wants to overtake and control at the expense of other beings. and it never rests. whereas the good just wants to live and let live. the fact that the populace is often complacent and uninvolved, and have to be urged to vote, actually in part reflects that a lot of decent people just don't want to have the price of their freedom be eternal vigilance!

yet if we don't fight against oppression, evil gets out of hand. when they fight back, the results can be very positive. constantly fighting back is the only way for a semblance of good life to be possible, and it’s a fight i don't have the stomach for. it’s boring and futile. i have asked the universe for years now, to let me reincarnate on another planet. it hadn't occurred to me that the problem isn't about this planet, but that i just don't want to be immersed in this type of situation anymore.

so, the fighting back is a necessary part of the 3rd density lesson process, through the constant confrontation with deception and having to fight or getting disillusioned with lies that you have bought into.

i could pose this question another way. since you really can't help people until they are ready, why write books? have you noticed that a spiritual book that resonates with you is one in which you have almost learned the very lessons it proposes to teach? if they are too far beyond you, the book won't interest you. at the same time, i can't imagine where i would be now without books. books have been my primary spiritual teachers. those who say you can only get so much from reading due to its being a mentation are only partly right - because books have been a catalyst for me and taken me beyond mentation.

seeing through the deceptions, i get more and more sparing about getting involved. yet supporting david wilcock is a form of getting involved, and i think it is pretty crucial. i also get somewhat involved in donating or letter writing on issues of government coercion in regards to food access or forced vaccinations because if they mandate vaccination i will quit my job. i don't want to actually let them ruin my health. i want to see this 2012 thing through, as i am certain i was born for it.

so while i actually agree strongly with your premise, it is difficult to justify being completely uninvolved since i am stuck here for now.