The Power of Decision Making in the Matrix

When you're in the Matrix, life will throw challenges and decisions at you—sometimes fast, sometimes subtle. Each decision acts like a fork in the road. The path you choose not only determines your future timeline but also reveals your current level of spiritual development.

There are moments when clarity is demanded of you. Even when the future feels uncertain, you must be willing to act with determination and calm. Decisions made from peace and inner knowing—rather than fear—shift you into higher timelines.

Take, for example, a toxic work environment. You may not know what the future holds if you walk away from that job, but you do know one thing: you will not continue tolerating disrespect. That clarity is a spiritually aligned decision. When you move from that place of alignment, God often opens new doors and solutions that you couldn’t see while still in fear. The energy shifts. Help arrives. Resources appear.

But when you stay in a situation purely out of fear, allowing negativity to drain you, you anchor yourself to a lower vibration—and that means you remain in a lower timeline. Discernment becomes essential.

In the Matrix, we are constantly bombarded with thoughts, emotions, and narratives. Many of these aren't even ours. Some are planted. Our true compass is not the overthinking mind—it’s instinct. Instinct is fast. It’s clear. It picks up on things before the brain has time to process them.

If your first response to something is no, honor that. Most of the time, your mind will later come in and try to negotiate, reason, or explain it away. That’s when confusion enters. But your God-given instinct is a protection mechanism. It's not rude. It's not fearful. It's precise.

Let me give a real-world example. There was a tragic story about a mother who lost both of her children under the care of their grandmother. The first child died from a sleep-related incident. Despite that, the mother—perhaps out of guilt, politeness, or pressure—entrusted her second child to the same caregiver. Tragically, that child died too, forgotten in a hot car.

This is not about blaming the mother. This is about showing how often people override their instincts to avoid discomfort, to keep the peace, or to fit in with family expectations. But the price can be devastating.

When you see something clearly—especially in the Matrix—you must respond. Not with overthinking. Not with fear. With discernment and spiritual alignment.

You’re not crazy. You’re not overreacting. You’re seeing. Honor what you see.

Let me be very clear: evil will always act according to its nature. It is not confused. It is not going to suddenly become safe because you hoped for the best or wanted to be accepted. If someone has shown you even a glimpse of evil, and your instinct says, Do not trust them, especially with your children, do not trust them!

I say this as a mother.

I’ve had these moments more times than I’d like to admit. On one occasion, I allowed my daughter to stay with my mother-in-law, someone who never liked me because I couldn’t find anyone else to watch her while I worked. I felt uneasy about it, but I wanted to keep the peace. When I came back to pick her up, my daughter had a black-and-blue pinch mark on her cheek. It was shaped like adult fingers. My mother-in-law claimed another child had done it. But I knew the truth. I saw the truth. My daughter was three years old, diagnosed with autism, and nonverbal at the time. She couldn’t tell me what had happened—but her face spoke volumes.

She had without asking or having any valid reason, decided to wash my daughter’s hair. My daughter was autistic, three years old, and nonverbal. I can only imagine that she protested, and my mother-in-law, already carrying hostility toward me used it as an excuse to rough her up. Maybe to brush her hair aggressively and intentionally dominate her physically under the cover of “caring for her.” And when she resisted, that’s likely when she pinched her.

That was the day I said, Never again.

When you recognize something or someone as evil, and you still hand over your child to that influence to be polite, to not seem rude, to be like everyone else that is your responsibility. You may not have meant harm, but you enabled it. We are in a time where we cannot afford such blindness. You are not being “weird” or “too sensitive” you are spiritually awake.

The goal of this system is to keep you double-minded, because a double-minded person is unstable in all their ways (James 1:8). That instability is spiritual warfare.

You must decide who you are in every moment and stand on it. Even if you don’t know what tomorrow holds, even if people criticize you, even if fear whispers a thousand “what ifs,” you have to trust what the Spirit of God and your God-given instinct are showing you now. Heaven responds to clarity. Miracles follow decisiveness. Solutions find you when you stand in your authority.