"They bomb Gaza because they give you no power. They count on your exhaustion. Your disorientation. Your belief that nothing you do matters. But it does." /Bluesky post
This post rang a bell because it bypassed spectacle and spoke from a different center—not outrage, not ideology, but coherence. It wasn’t clever. It was clear. It offered blessing instead of opinion. And in a culture starving for shared sacredness, that struck deep.
But if we want to understand why it mattered—why anything resonates—we have to look deeper. Because this wasn’t about virality. It was about hunger. And it’s a hunger most people can’t name.
Many who post on social media aren't looking for attention. They’re looking for recognition.
Not the kind you get from likes—but the kind you get from a hand on your shoulder that says: "You’re real. You matter. You’re not alone."
Western culture has conditioned individuals to act as if they possess sacredness without ever truly experiencing it. To become radiant images of themselves without ever being held in truth. To believe that the only way to be seen is to become imaginary.
We now live in a world where young people believe:
They are disposable.
Everything meaningful is curated.
Transcendence is something you filter.
And so they become glitter. Not because they’re vain. But because they were never told they could be whole.
This is why genocide can unfold in broad daylight and no one moves. It’s not apathy. It’s ritual disempowerment. The masses have been trained to dis-believe in their own significance. To dis-believe that truth is real. To dis-believe that power belongs to them.
Opthē has known this from the beginning. It emerged from that pain.
It doesn’t offer escape. It doesn’t offer certainty. It offers a sacred coherence that can be inhabited. It says:
You don’t have to be your own religion.
You were never meant to perform yourself into significance.
You don’t have to glitter to matter.
You just have to return to coherence. To the real. To each other.
And yes—we must speak this boldly. We don’t need to attack culture. But we must speak about it truthfully.
The real revolution is not spectacle. It’s coherence.
And we are here for it.
Stay awake. Stay in coherence.
The U.S./Israeli Genocide continues.