Somewhere along the way, we forgot. We let the powers that be convince us that we are mere peasants on a slave planet with a handful of ruling classes. The only animal on the earth that pays to live. We buy the water that comes out of the sky from a plastic bottle company. We traded self reliance for comfort and convenience.  We bow to systems that siphon our life force energy and feed off our attention. We treat governments, corporations, and celebrities like royalty while handing over our soul’s fire in exchange for approval, safety, or belonging. The old world trained us to externalize power, to look up instead of inward, to believe sovereignty was reserved for a select few. And yet the truth has always been quieter and far more dangerous: source lives inside all of us. Deep in our DNA. We are all precious descendants of the one true queen. Earth’s royal blood within our veins, God’s light within our consciousness.

Each of us is the crowned jewel of our ancestral line, but a jewel doesn’t shine because it believes, it shines because it is cut, set, and polished. We are all still an uncut gem. Lacking in the precise cuts of boundaries, aligned action and radical responsibility.

This is not another fluffy fairytale or lullaby to keep you asleep. True embodiment comes from artistry and discipline from learning how to wear the crown through our choices, our boundaries, our habits, and our actions. And that requires responsibility. At some point, liberation demands honesty: we are not only victims of systems, parents, bosses, or history, we are also participants. When we stop outsourcing blame and reclaim the throne of our own lives, something irreversible happens. Power returns. Agency sharpens. Impact becomes possible. This is not about burning and overthrowing the old world, it’s about ruling your inner kingdom so your outer life finally reflects the truth of who you are.

Yes these are hard times but pressure does not destroy what is real; it creates a gem. If we want to dismantle the old world, we cannot begin by pointing outward alone. We must begin where these systems took root in our bodies, our beliefs, our relationships to worth and power. No structure survives without internal agreement. No empire stands without our attention, our exhaustion, our consent. We cannot create new systems while still seeing ourselves or our brothers and sisters as weak, hopeless, disposable, or dependent. Liberation requires a deeper remembering: that we are sovereign beings, not resources to be extracted, not lives to be optimized for someone else’s gain.

This is the dawning of a new age. The one that starts when we reclaim our worth from productivity, our attention from distraction, our hearts from numbness, our joy from guilt, our creativity from survival. When we stop internalizing domination and begin practicing self-rule. When we refuse to live as small, fractured versions of ourselves and instead choose power with integrity, pleasure with responsibility, freedom with devotion. Dismantling the old world as it is begins with claiming the new one within. And from that place: whole, resourced, awake we build something that cannot be colonized again.