I was trying to work out the C's notion that it is our awareness that matters, rather than our physical body, with the recent statements of the vaccine takeover and its influence on the mind through DNA manipulation and the long list of supplements for the physical body that were suggested.
It seemed a bit contradictory to me.
I would say the two things are consistent. Knowledge applies to ALL areas. This includes not only knowledge of self, of our surroundings and the wider environmental/social framework, but also the knowledge which has been gained through many years of research on diet and health related topics here on this forum.
So there is the "spiritual" aspect of things, but also the physical as well. We must apply both. The best any of us can do is to keep a "steady head", be connected with the group and be keeping up with reality, and not get swept away in the mass hysteria. Whilst at the same time, we can utilize the information we have on the physiological effects of toxins, and apply that by taking the necessary precautions using the correct supplements, dietary measures, and lifestyle etc.
Our awareness of both the non-physical
and the physical stuff must be drawn upon, I think.
Suppose you strive for spiritual hygiene and awareness, but then you get vaccinated and suddenly don't feel the desire anymore(i.e. the objective to make it easier to control people). That would be the manipulation of your mind through a manipulation of your body through the vaccine, which could override your own desire for truth or rebellion. That is what I find scary. Unless we go by that other thing that was suggested in the last session, that your soul/spiritual capacity can redirect the effects of the vaccine towards a positive outcome. In that sense, the adage that "Knowledge protects, ignorance endangers" and the accumulation of knowledge would be your own medicine for the ill effects of the vaccine.
The way I see it is like this:
There
IS a possibility that upon forced vaccination, our minds could go to mush and we could become authoritarian zombies
. That is a reality which is painful to consider, but which each of us needs to come to terms with. In many respects, that scenario is synonymous with death, no? In fact, death is a 100% certainty, but it is still something which most people find difficult to come to terms with and avoid thinking about because it evokes fear and all other collections of unpleasant emotions.
However, I advise you to consider the position of the Stoics on this matter and try out an exercise which they practice ( full article
here):
Though the word “stoic” in modern parlance is associated with a lack of feeling, in his book, Irvine argues that the philosophy offers a recipe for happiness, in part by thinking about bad things that might happen to you. The big one, obviously, is death—both yours and that of people you love.
“We can do it on a daily basis, simply by imagining how things can be worse than they are,” he says. “Then when they aren’t that way, isn’t that just wonderful? Isn’t it simply wonderful that I get another day to get this right?”
For Irvine and the Stoics, thoughts of death inspire gratitude. For many others, thinking about The End inspires fear or anxiety. In fact, the latter may be the natural human condition.
So believe me, I can empathize with your fears. We all experience this at time, especially in this community, as we have a rough idea of where civilization is headed.
But to practice this exercise, to deeply contemplate the death of yourself and your loved ones, as often as possible, can be very useful preparation. This also applies to the scenario which you pointed to in your comment, where we may lose our "spark" and become mind-zombies.
By acknowledging that possibility in a very real sense, it can help you to make the most of the time that you have left on this earth and live each day as though it was your last - to be grateful for all that you have and give you the motivation and strength to be the best version of YOU that you can be.
Let's say that we all do become zombies. Would that mean that
what we do in the here and now counts for nothing? Are we merely physical machines with no innate, lasting soul 
? If you fundamentally believe that, then the prospect of death or any other tragedy is surely terrifying.
If, on the other hand, you have the intuitive sense deep-down that your physical body is merely a vehicle for a soul, and you resonate with the concept that your soul continually lives on and progresses through the learning of lessons, then you will be in a much better position to provide MEANING to the inherent suffering of this reality and not succumb to the feelings of fear and despair.
There is the possibility that whatever work you put in NOW might actually carry over into the next stage of your learning progress. There is also the possibility that self-work and developing spiritual matters might protect us, or even benefit us, from the vaccination. IT could go either way.
But even if all of what the C's have told us is nonsense and reincarnation does not actually exist, does that mean that you should not continue to strive in your efforts to do well for others? Do you seek to internalize the values of truth, love & goodness, so that you can continue on your path despite adversity simply
because you innately know that it is the right thing to do?
So although not one of us can be 100% certain of the existence of a soul, or 4th density, or of any of these "magical" concepts, it is not really all that important. Instead, we CAN have faith in the process of growth, of discerning truth from lies, and of trying to become real humans in every sense of the word.
I hope that rambling made some sense. To cut a long story short, it is important not to cave into the fears of the future. To consider all that you know, to continue applying it, and to have faith in the concept that whatever the outcome, it can provide the soul with sustenance and lessons if you choose to learn them.
