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Here are the Ten Commandments as I see them, after digging all the way to the roots. Not as divine rules, but as coded warnings—reminders left behind for those close to awakening. Interpret them not with blind obedience, but with a mind that questions everything, even the one who gave the commands:

>1. You shall have no other gods before Me
Don't worship the illusions your mind creates. Not even the self.

>2. You shall not make idols
Don’t freeze truth into form. The moment you name it, you’ve already missed it.

>3. You shall not misuse the name of God
Invoking “God” without understanding just makes you a parrot. Silence may be holier.

>4. Remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy
Stop. Unplug. Detach. The mind needs silence to hear what’s real.

>5. Honor your father and your mother
Acknowledge your roots—but don’t become a slave to your programming.

>6. You shall not murder
Don’t kill potential—in others or yourself. Death isn’t just physical.

>7. You shall not commit adultery
Don't betray your own truth chasing temporary comfort or illusions.

>8. You shall not steal
Don’t take what’s not yours—not even ideas, not even attention. Create.

>9. You shall not bear false witness
Lies corrupt reality. Even your own self-image can be a false testimony.

>10. You shall not covet
Desire is the leash. Envy is the cage. Wanting keeps you asleep.

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These aren't divine commands. They're psychological tripwires. They won’t make you holy. But if you understand why they exist, you might finally stop looking outside and start waking up inside.

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