There is much in the air right now, and you are seeing it on your internet with the things that people are saying and foreshadowing (rightly or wrongly).  You need to know that one is not here to follow another’s path but to follow one’s own, even when that may seem less than… inspiring or even important.  Know that as long as you are doing what is right for you, then it is  important, more than that it is vitally important for you, for your own life. This is not time for questioning because there is so much fakery out there and every day brings more.

It is difficult at times to discover what is real and what is fake, and ultimately and some times the only wya to do so is to go within and FEEL how that person, thing, sign, whatever feels to you.  Does it feel real?  Does it feel as thought had been manufactured to create a result, an effect, a response? 

Things are what they are in themselves and do not need to have the end or the result (we stumble on this word for the concept is much broader than that, but at the present time, the correct word in your language evades us.) implicit in the thing.

The effect that is made is because of what is written into the action.  Can you understand that?  When a false flag or a contrived action is done, there is written into the playbook of the event or the action what the desired outcome is to be.  It is a am matter of control, oftentimes of crowd control, and a way in which they are able to direct attention away from what is really going on due to the confusion of the event that they have just perpetrated.  (Hmmm, it seems we too are turning into conspiracy theorists.). Perhaps that is all conjecture is at the outset.  Or even philosophy.

Has your philosophy been so skewed as to lead you to these perilous times.  For yes, they are perilous, but not something that is inevitably bad, not something in which the ultimate outcome is written, for those who feel themselves to be in control have a desired outcome, but it is not a final outcome, and it is, after all, the final outcome that determines the efficacy of the event.