We must understand that while machines and technology are remarkable tools, they were created because man failed to fully harness his own mental faculties. The more we depend on these technologies to think, solve problems, and manage life for us, the more we weaken our inherent abilities. Over time, our tools which are designed to serve us will come to see that they are doing the work for beings who are becoming increasingly incapable. The result? A steady decline in human intelligence and autonomy, until it seems logical for technology to take full responsibility for humanity.
Just as God regretted creating the world when He saw the corruption of man (Genesis 6:6), we may find ourselves regretting the systems we built to make life easier. The frightening truth is that we become more reliant on machines, we risk being enslaved by our creation. Technology, with its flawless logic and efficiency, will seem more suited to govern, control, and make decisions. And as our dependence grows, we will surrender more of our freedom, eventually becoming prisoners of the very systems we once designed to serve us.
The parallels between the creation of the world and the creation of the matrix are hard to ignore. Just as God saw the wickedness of humanity and regretted making man (Genesis 6:5-7), we too will come to regret the world we've built which is a world driven by profit, automation, and control. But while God's regret led to a flood that reset humanity, we will not have that luxury. Once technology assumes control, reclaiming our freedom will not be easy.
The key to avoiding this fate lies in awakening the inner kingdom within every individual. The Children of the Land, through Christ, must rise to reclaim the mental and spiritual faculties we have surrendered. This awakening is not just a matter of spiritual freedom but rather a survival. As the matrix tightens its grip, those who reconnect with their divine abilities will be the ones to lead humanity out of this trap.
We must recognze that technology is a tool, not a replacement of our minds and souls. If we fail to reclaim our inner power, we will become slaves to systems that know no love, no justice, and no mercy. The solution lies not in destroying technology but in mastering ourselves, rediscovering the intelligence, creativity, and spiritual wisdom that is our divine inheritance.
We are at a crossroads. If we continue on our current path, technology will evolve beyond us, and we will be left behind, slowly becoming irrelevant in a world we no longer control. But there is still time to awaken. Through Christ, the Children of the Land can reclaim their purpose and reestablish balance between man, machine, and spirit.
This revolution begins by turning inward, mastering the mind and spirit, and stepping out of the matrix of dependence. If we succeed, technology will serve us as it was intended. If we fail, we will face a future where machines rule, and humanity becomes a regretful afterthought just as God once regretted the corruption of His creation. The time to act is now, for redemption lies not in the future but in the choices we make today.