A Balanced Approach in Avoiding Ego, Respecting yourself and NPCs in this Reality
In our journey through this complex reality, it is essential to approach the world with both discernment and humility. As we awaken to the true nature of the world around us, we often begin to notice that not everyone is fully aware or conscious. This awakening can bring a sense of isolation, frustration, and even confusion, especially when we realize that certain people around us may not be as "real" as we once thought. But as we move through this awakening process, it's important to avoid falling into the trap of ego and overly undervaluing others, even those we suspect might be NPCs (Non-Playable Characters) in this reality.
We must remember that the energy we have invested in this simulation is part of our growth process. If this is a simulation then technically all the experiences, relationships, and lessons we encounter, including interactions with NPCs, are all part of the larger picture. These interactions, though sometimes frustrating, are meant to contribute to our soul's development and activation. The NPCs we encounter are not necessarily here to harm us, but they are often part of a system designed to keep the matrix going. It’s easy to view them as a threat, as agents of a system that seeks to drain our energy and maintain power, but they also represent an opportunity to rise above the matrix's limitations, spiritually.
At the same time, we need to remain vigilant. The matrix will attempt to send counterfeits, individuals who are designed to manipulate, distract, or disrupt our path. While we must treat others with respect and integrity, we should also exercise discernment and caution. It’s essential to keep your boundaries intact.
It’s crucial that we do not let the existence of NPCs, or even the intentional disruption of their behaviors, lead us into arrogance or frustration. We must not fall into the trap of assuming that they are inherently beneath us or that they do not deserve the same respect as other human beings. Instead, it’s important to maintain the essence of who we are. If someone is polite to you, be polite back. If they are disrespectful, continue to respond with civility. Do not let their behavior provoke you into reacting in a way that is out of character for you. The key here is to stay grounded, stay in alignment with your values, and demonstrate that you are a child of God, regardless of what the NPCs around you might do.
From my own experience, when I first realized that I was surrounded by NPCs—even the neighbors who would follow me—I made a conscious decision to remain aloof. These individuals, though they may act in ways that seem odd or manipulative, are often just playing out their programmed roles. Unless they actively disrespected me, I chose not to react. I didn’t attack them or engage in negative energy; instead, I observed them and held them accountable. I noticed many of them repeating the same narratives, speaking about narratives that I no longer believed had anything to do with me or my reality. They seemed stuck in loops. Rather than becoming emotionally entangled in their behaviors, I simply moved forward with my day.
The goal is to not get caught up in the ego of thinking that you need to act differently towards them or let their actions affect you. Real people wouldn't go out of their way to provoke or taunt you with things that aren't relevant to you. So, when I overheard them smirking, gossiping, or talking about things that weren’t true, I reminded myself they were NPCs. They were looping and trying to remind me or keep me stuck in the narrative I was now putting behind me. I employed a psychological technique to detach, telling myself that these provocations didn’t matter. They were just playing out their roles, and I didn’t need to give them more energy than they deserved.
It’s completely natural to occasionally feel the urge to respond to someone who is targeting or provoking you, especially when you're being relentlessly pushed or triggered as gangstalkers will do. However, just as you can exercise self-control in the workplace, even when dealing with a difficult employer, you can apply that same discipline to interactions with NPCs or individuals attempting to manipulate or control you. Reacting impulsively or with negativity is what the matrix wants—it thrives on the emotional chaos and turmoil it can stir within us. In fact, your ability to remain calm, not over think yourself into anxiety or panic and remain composed and non-reactive are what truly separates you from the NPCs or people who are still asleep in this system. Those who maintain self-control, despite the pressure to react, are the ones who "win the game." Many of the things done to me during my own gang-stalking experience, especially after I no longer subscribed to the narrative being fed to me, were clearly designed to provoke a reaction—an emotional outburst that could discredit me or label me as unstable. This was particularly the case since my calling was to write and speak to a larger audience. The matrix sought to silence me by triggering emotional responses, which would undermine my credibility. But by resisting the urge to react, I demonstrated that I was in control—not them.
Ultimately, we must walk a fine line. We are here to live with love, kindness, and humility, but we must also recognize when we are being manipulated or controlled. Stay grounded, stay true to your values, and above all, remain a beacon of light, regardless of who or what surrounds you. The NPCs, though they may appear to be obstacles, are also a part of the process.
