World is a Big Brainwashing Machine: So question your beliefs

And escape societal conditioning

Vismay Agrawal
2 min readApr 20, 2021

In this blog, I will present a few questions, so that instead of forcing my personal answers, you can find your own!

Brainwashing?

  • What is the purpose of your life?
  • Is that purpose really yours?
  • Or is that purpose due to societal conditioning? Think deeply!

Choice?

  • Do you have a choice to ignore such conditioning?
  • Why do you even want to ignore it?
  • How do you respond to people conditioning your mind?

You too?

  • Aren’t you doing the same, i.e. just forcing your beliefs on others and brainwashing their mind?
  • Why are you doing that?
  • Do you want to avoid that? If no, is it okay when others do the same with you?

Right-Wrong?

  • But is brainwashing wrong? Why?
  • What is right or wrong?
  • Who decides right and wrong?
  • Is there something beyond all these?

Beyond Conditioning?

  • Is your existence (the feeling of I-am-ness) conditioned?
  • What is that feeling of I-am-ness in yourself?
  • Isn’t that I-am-ness just pure awareness?
  • Do you think someone else knows your I-am-ness except you?
  • Have you ever used self-enquiry to understand that I-am-ness?
  • Do you think that I-am-ness go beyond societal conditioning, and hence right and wrong?

Solution?

  • Ask that I-am-ness, what is the purpose of your life?
  • Does the answer become more intuitive and clear?
  • Is that answer beyond conditioning?
  • Don’t you think no one could brainwash you if you are firmly established in your true identity?
  • What is Love, if not being content in I-am-ness?
  • What if everyone in this society understands that I-am-ness? Don’t you think society will be filled with Love?
  • Do you want this? If yes, what stops you from self-enquiry?

I write about Spirituality, Psychedelics and Philosophy. Please follow me for more such content! Also, do hit the clap button!

Thanks for reading :)

--

--

Vismay Agrawal
Vismay Agrawal

Written by Vismay Agrawal

A trauma-informed, person-centered, multidisciplinary specialist who assists individuals in personal growth.

Responses (1)