Awareness
A little black book leads to the discovery of the highest wealth that can be experienced by humans.
There are 3 major feelings in this world that are deemed essential for a being to continue their legacy - True Power, Suffering, and Love. Whether such legacy entails passing on teachings to restore our very existence to the size intended or creating such an impact that it allows the ones with access to their intent to lead a new world, all legacies are not coincidental. It is said that these ways to seek your intent through vigorous steps and paths were written in the pre-historic era, converted to language understood by the surrounding villages, and collected in this one little black book.
What a name, right? “The Little Black Book.” The most powerful beings in this world with the highest impacting legacies took their journey to intent by reading this book. The reason the name is so simplistic, shallow, and empty is because it is the only way that most humans, and the ones who are not aware that there was an intent journey that they would soon gravitate to, would understand the title at that time. There are certain concepts and limits that human beings have, so the best way to get a message across is to use the way that the weakest of human existence can understand.
I found this little black book. I have absolutely no idea how I found this little black book. I am addicted and forever dedicating my life to this little black book. For the last few years I have been learning the deepest of emotions and powers that I poses in my core. I am completely aware of my conscious and subconscious to a degree where it almost seems like luck or a coincidence every time, but I intuitively know that it happens because it was supposed to happen, and I wanted it to happen. With this awareness comes a degree of power and manipulation that you know you have over the shallow and simple. This is how you test your intent and flower more exponentially than you ever knew you could. I began to gain the respect and highest admiration from almost anyone that had direct contact and indirect contact with. My power smothered and pierced every single one in its crossfire. Whichever type of person in the world no matter how kind or smart became a slave of mine. Anything that I truly applied myself to came to me as easy as breathing. Simplistic material things like lottery tickets, games of chance, and contests stood no chance. The grand and valuable wealth such as people giving me opportunities or me having high chances gaining of gaining wealth threw itself at me.
This true power that I experienced was why I was blossoming.
There is no light without darkness. As I bathed in all quantum anomalies coming may way that seemed to be radiating wealth, I also bathed in constant suffering and sacrifice. I had to sacrifice a great deal of who I was and who I surrounded myself with… This little black book allowed me to see what I had to do to attain the utmost wealth and power. There were various humans in my life that I gave so much of myself to. It absolutely drained me, and I was suffering by trying to keep my broken whole together. The more I grew to see who people really were and how much their negative impacts outweighed the positive, the more I realized what I had to do. Whether it was intentional or not… it was going to happen. Best friends became jealous enemies, family members constantly questioned their purpose in my life as my awareness blew up and threw the shrapnel in their direction. I suffered so much to the point of seeing no other option but to end my existence. To some initial surprise but then immediate understanding, the aftermath caused an exponential growth in me. All my pain and life-questioning experience brought me nothing but positivity relative to me. The knowledge I gained and the self-worth I discovered are the leftovers were what were always intended to be left over.
This suffering that I constantly dealt with was why I see the world.
What does one do when they have every single tool to achieve the highest wealth that could ever be experienced by one person? They need a reason to achieve it and keep going. This final feeling needs to give someone the energy, power, will, intent, drive, or whichever word you prefer to use to attain the wealth that the little black book leads you to. By this point I know what I know, but I do not know why I know it or what I know it for. That is what love is. No matter what the purpose of one’s existence and intent is, they only figure it out and do anything to protect it at all costs because they love it. I experienced the true power and suffering because I needed to learn how to love. Or did I push through every excruciating obstacle to increase my awareness because I was learning to love? Both options are correct. The newfound genuine love for myself and my capabilities is something that is extremely lethal. I know who I am, and I know that I will be able to create greatness in this world because I want to. Loving means that I have a reason to execute my plan and execute it flawlessly.
What is my intent and how can I use that to change our very world for the better? Well, I could not possibly tell you because you would not understand. The extreme wealth and fortune I received on my journey to intent cannot be explained just yet. The only way I can start is by making you wonder if you are also worthy enough to find the fortune that this little black book leads to.
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