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There was a man who once said something that struck deep:
“The more civilized and exposed you think you are, the more dangerous and confused you become.”
At first, it sounds like a contradiction. Aren’t civilization and exposure signs of progress? Aren’t they meant to bring understanding, peace, and enlightenment?
But look around today. Really look. What do you see?
We live in a time when humanity prides itself on advancement — in technology, knowledge, and global connection. We walk around with more information in our pockets than any generation before us. We are constantly exposed to ideas, opinions, lifestyles, and systems. We call ourselves civilized. We call this progress.
Yet somehow, the world feels more confused, more divided, and more dangerous than ever.
This isn’t the world God originally created. That world was built on harmony, order, and purpose. But the world we live in now? It's a world shaped, edited, and manipulated by human hands — a man-made system where truth is often buried under layers of opinions, propaganda, and greed.
What we’re witnessing today is not just social or political change. It's a spiritual shift. As people become more "exposed" to what the world offers, they often lose touch with who they truly are. As society becomes more "civilized," it often forgets what it means to be truly human — to be kind, humble, grounded, and connected to a higher purpose.
We chase progress, but we fall into confusion. We build systems, but they turn on us. We call it freedom, but many are prisoners of fear, anxiety, and isolation.
The man was right — there is more confusion to come. Because when man replaces God as the creator of the world’s systems, the result is chaos disguised as order. And until we return to the source — to divine truth, to faith, to simplicity — the confusion will only deepen.
So let this be a wake-up call:
Don’t be fooled by the glitter of civilization.
Don’t mistake exposure for enlightenment.
This world isn’t what it seems — and the more we rely on human-made systems, the further we drift from the truth.