What is Sacred and Why the World Feels Backwards

We live in a world where everything feels distorted. Where the things that matter most are ignored or crushed, and the things that mean nothing to the soul are worshiped like gods.

Why? Because the sacred was desecrated.

The value of a human life. The innocence of a child. The loyalty of animals. The bond of true love. The quiet of your own mind. The miracle of a single breath. The kindness that defines our hearts. The beauty and sovereignty of Mother Nature. All these things — sacred — were stripped of their place and sold back to us as if they were optional, replaceable, or weak. And in their place, we were told to bow to things that do not matter: money, titles, jobs, cars, status, strangers’ opinions.

We were taught to measure ourselves by what we own instead of what we are. But here is the truth: What is truly sacred cannot be bought. And it cannot be taken from you, not even by death. When you leave this world, you carry nothing of the matrix with you. Not your money. Not your job. Not your house. Not your ego. Not the approval of others. What remains is what was sacred all along:

The love you gave and received,

The light you carried,

The moments you were fully alive,

The souls you tended to,

The connection you felt to all of creationWhat is sacred is what is eternal.

And the pain we feel living in this inverted world is simply the ache of our soul remembering what truly matters.

To heal this world, we don’t need to make it new. We just need to remember the old ways, and re-sanctify what was desecrated.