What is the meaning of freedom if almost nobody is actually free? What is the meaning of life, guys? I don’t know. You know—borders and all this stuff… I think capitalism and the way people live is so wrong. It’s the cause of so many diseases. We’re separated from each other, surrounded by concrete for those who live in cities. Poisoned food. Pollution. Children in Africa working hard so you can have your cellphone. AI right here, people talking about serious problems that could happen in a few years. Almost all the jobs disappearing. Are we even human anymore if our meaning of life doesn’t include others? What’s the point? You can have freedom just for yourself, buy a super vacation all for yourself, have everything for yourself… but the Earth needs us, and people do too. Because we’re not separate. And we’re going to suffer more and more if we keep going like this. No more trees, more isolation, more suffering—where is our dream? Living with a purpose? Or just for yourself? I don’t know… I just wanted to put this here so everyone can think about it. For me, it helps me open up to a very beautiful, artistic, humanitarian, Cristic vibration. PEACE FOR ALL

@Toni Scardino just wanted to say congratulations to you! How exciting! ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥🤩🤓🥳🥳

Before: Born and raised in Las Vegas - a city where kids grow up too fast. I saw a lot. I did a lot. I learned a lot. Addiction. Fights. Gambling. Alcoholism. Strippers. Clubs. Drugs. Gambling. Abuse. I was the black sheep in my family. Everyone at school was an asshole. So I figured college would be my way out. Success would be my “fuck you” moment to everyone that screwed me over. Law school was the plan. Well respected job = respect. Right? College was dope. Partied a lot and I thrived academically. Covid hit. I refused to get vaxed. Then I saw a video of Andrew Tate. He was talking about escaping the Matrix. Miami felt like the right place to do that. So I applied and got accepted into a law school in Miami. I moved to an even crazier city, all by myself. To become a lawyer. Crisis: But the second I landed in Miami… The programming started to wear away. I was completely alone. No one to copy. No one to tell me what to do. No one to people-please. For the first time, I could think for myself. I started going on podcasts. I debated red pill culture. Met cool people in the media. I was around people making money in creative ways, and I started to even day trade and I made $14,000 in one week. (Was lost soon after 😂). Suddenly law school started to feel like a prison. I hated it. I hated the people. I hated the structure. I hated the life it promised me. I knew in my soul, this path was dead. So I dropped out. Chase: Right away, I started my own podcast - Free Will. Free Will was the password to my laptop. Why? My journey was a Giant Puzzle. I moved into a beautiful high rise apartment in Brickell, Miami. Right in all of the action. I told myself I’d go on as many podcasts as possible. I’ll network and play the game. I’d start posting and finding guests. Build the Free Will brand. Escaping the Matrix was now the mission. Conflict: But that wasn’t the only thing going on. I was deep into a spiritual awakening. And Miami is the Devils Playground… I saw a lot of evil shit. That’s when things got dark. Literally dark knight of the soul. I lost weight. I isolated. But I was reborn. I experienced ego death and psychic overload.

Hi Lovely people ,I’m joining a little late.... story of my life really!! always catching up, juggling motherhood, healing, and everything in between!. But I knew I had to be here. Something in me keeps whispering that this community could be the beginning of the village I’ve been praying for. It’s a bit scary sharing my story, because not many people in my world understand this kind of awakening, questioning systems, living outside the norm, walking the road less travelled. But if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that truth heals, and connection begins when we dare to be seen. So here’s me, showing up raw and real a solo mama of four, a seeker, a woman finding her voice again. Before • I grew up doing what was expected school, jobs, relationships and partying a lot!! never questioning much.• By 22, I was pregnant and completely unprepared. I loved my baby deeply, but I had no idea who I was.• My twenties were a blur of toxic relationships, alcohol, and drugs trying to fill the emptiness, trying to belong, always searching for love in chaos. Crisis • Eventually, everything fell apart. I was emotionally, physically, financially and spiritually drained.• I stayed far too long in a relationship that broke me down, believing that was what I deserved.• Pregnant with my fourth child, I finally left. I birthed him at home in my power, but completely shattered. That moment became both an ending and a beginning. Chase • My awakening began quietly in my early thirties. I started questioning everything from the medical system to education to the way we live disconnected from nature.• I began homeschooling my kids, learning about holistic healing, and reconnecting with the earth.• I was chasing freedom emotional, spiritual, and physical trying to rebuild a life that felt aligned with truth. Conflict • Living outside the systems hasn’t been easy. People don’t always understand, and that can feel isolating.• There were court battles, defending my right to homeschool and mother holistically financial struggles, and days I wonder if I am crazy for doing life differently.• I crave community a village but often felt like I am building it from scratch and it can feel daunting and overwhelming, exhausted and alone.