Sometimes it just takes a clearer perspective.

I recently watched the “Jesus Revolution” movie and it got me pondering about our collective need for a spiritual and cultural reset. It’s not about crypto tokens, the newest NFT, or any other shiny object that tends to grab our attention these days. No, it’s about something far more important. It’s about rediscovering our communal spaces, our sanctuaries, our safe havens.

Imagine this: a place where you can simply be, without the constant pull of the outside world. A place where time is no longer your enemy but your companion. Whether you need to stick around for a while or it’s just a quick stopover, the space is yours to claim. The space is yours to shape.

Our minds, once free and exploratory, have become bogged down by the weight of modern life. Do you remember those good old days of the ‘90s when things were simpler? When Star 69 could retrace a call, linking you back to a missed connection? What if we could recapture some of that essence, that feeling of unburdened living?

Let’s envision a place where the vibrations of the old school coexist with the dynamism of the present. A space where energy surges, sparking the thrill of adventure, and there’s nothing out there to hold you back. Because here’s a sobering truth: the system as we know it is on the brink of collapse.

Consider the Roman Empire and its protracted disintegration. Or the tragic events that have punctuated our history, taking away precious lives for no reason other than to fuel someone’s inflated ego. We’re all unique individuals on a quest to find our purpose, but our voices are being stifled. Our financial opportunities are being squashed, and it feels like the scales have been tipped unfairly in favor of certain interests.

We stand at the crossroads, faced with a choice: Do we allow ourselves to be herded like sheep, dictated by forces that seek to control and suppress us, or do we reclaim our power, our voice, our agency? It’s high time we reminded ourselves and the world of our greater purpose. And maybe, just maybe, in the process, we will realize that the true value of life lies not in wealth or possessions, but in the connections we forge, the love we share, and the peace we cultivate within ourselves and our communities.