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Embracing Reality: The Toltec Warrior's Path

  • Anaam
  • Apr 20
  • 4 min read

Updated: May 11

In times like these—turmoil, uncertainty, and the constant chatter of a world gone mad—I find that I need all the encouragement and togetherness I can get. More than that, I crave knowledge that cuts through the noise.


Not the knowledge I memorise from a book.


Not the qualifications I hang on my wall.


Real knowledge.


The kind that separates opinion from reality.


Today, I am diving deep into one of the most confounding traps of the modern social media noise addiction overload age: the illusion that my opinions are somehow facts!



The Great Paradox: Everyone Loves Reality but Lives by Opinions!


On the surface, this seems simple. Of course, reality is more valuable than opinion. If I walked into a room of 100 people and asked, "What is more important? Reality or opinions?" all 100 would say "Reality."


But here is the confounding part for the Toltec warrior...


Not a single one of them lives that way.


Everyone 'agrees' with the principle. Yet, no one lifts a finger to actually embody it. This is the power of self-importance. It is the greatest party trick the mind plays on us.


Self-importance convinces me that my opinions are, in fact, reality.


I am sitting on the "Opinion Train," travelling East, screaming at everyone that I am going West. That is the definition of modern insanity.


The Toltec Verdict? Reality cannot be accessed by opinions. It is like being on one train expecting it to be another. Completely impossible.


The Two Faces of Opinion: Self-Righteousness & Victimhood


If I want to stalk myself this week—truly watch my behaviour—I will notice a pattern. My opinions only ever do two things & nothing else.


  1. They make me Self-Righteous


"I am right. I know I am right. You are wrong."


This is the hardest to spot. Self-righteousness feels like truth. It feels like justice. But it is just the ego solidifying its position to avoid being dissolved by reality.


  1. They make me into a Victim


"I am being treated unfairly. This is happening to me."


This is easier to feel because it comes with disempowerment. But notice how the energy is the same. Whether I am on top (self-righteous) or on the bottom (victim), I am trapped in the same web of self-importance.


Reality does neither of these things.


Reality just is.


If I am feeling self-righteous or victimised, I am not in reality. I am in a dream. And I need to wake up.



The Matrix Trap: PhDs and The Good Cop/Bad Cop


Let’s talk about brainwashing.


I am often asked why I rarely take on apprentices with prefixes like "Dr." or suffixes like "PhD." It sounds harsh, but here is the truth: By the time someone has acquired that level of average-man's consensus reality 'qualification', the system has them in its clutches so deeply that the de-brainwashing work is almost impossible.


Firmly jacked into The Matrix!



A Pro-Tip on Control


I see the "Good Cop / Bad Cop" scenario in the world all the time.


  • The Bad Cop (Everyone hates him): Bill Gates. Everyone sees what he is up to.


  • The Good Cop (The dangerous one): Elon Musk. The satellites. The Neuralink, etc.


Those satellites aren't toys. They are preparing the network for the Neuralink structure. Bill Gates is small fry. Elon Musk is the lubrication in my ass—the one I will thank while I comply. This is pretty much standard 'governance' protocol throughout the ages. Nothing new about it.


But wait.


Before I start defending Elon Musk (or my favourite hero figure handed ready-made to me by the parasites that rule this world) or become indignant, I need to listen.


That was just an opinion.


A worthless one.


My reaction to that paragraph? That is the proof. I check my feelings right now. Am I feeling self-righteous? Victimised? That is my predator.



How to Access Reality (The Warrior’s Way)


So, if opinions are worthless junk clogging my hard drive, causing me migraines, insomnia, and my big bloated belly... how do I access reality?


I cannot think my way there. Thinking is the opinion!


The Warrior trains rigorously and relentlessly.


The method is simple, though not easy:


  1. Inner Silence


I practice just being. When my mind is tranquil—like a boat at rest, not exploding with volcanic energies—I am in reality. I stop the internal dialogue. I stop narrating & describing everything to myself.


  1. Don't Believe My Own Bullshit


I preach my bullshit on these videos & blogs. The only difference is—I never believe it!


I can have opinions. I have a dime a dozen. I love them. But I do not believe them.


  1. Verify in Real Life


I check my blood pressure. I check my sleep. I check my waistline. I check my health.


When I drop my opinions, the headaches disappear. The snoring stops. The stroke that was coming in five years? No longer in the timeline.



A Case Study: Psychedelics & Crutches


I recently read a comment on a seven-month-old TNZ video. Someone said:


"People are getting better at stalking because of micro-doses of psychedelics."


My reply?


"Crutches don't make for legs."


The self-righteousness that erupted from that comment was predictable. This person had no idea what stalking means. They have spent their life on awareness-altering substances of every kind, thinking they are evolving. This behaviour actually stems from deep discontent with what is. An inability to emotionally accept things as they are—all this plant medicine and toad medicine, DMT tripping, LSD—all these are devices people use to find relief from their inner resistance & profound boredom. They are merely a copy/paste human—identical to every other spiritual consumer.


Do not be that person.



The Call to Action (Real Life Application)


Over the next week, I challenge you to do one thing:


Watch yourself.


  • When I am in a conversation, I notice when I stop listening and start preparing my rebuttal (evangelising my opinion religion).


  • I notice when I feel that rush of "I am right."


  • I notice when I feel that sinking "Poor me."


That is the predator.


That is self-importance.


Let my opinions be there. I will not be a tyrant to them. But I will not believe them.


Walk in freedom.



Disclaimer: This article is based on the live transcript from The Nagual Zone YouTube Channel. The views expressed are for informational and philosophical purposes related to Toltec awareness.

 
 
 

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