What Is The Sacred Generation And How Do You Know If You Are One Of Them?

What Are The Characteristics Of The People Who Form The Sacred Generation?

If you are now watching this video, reading this book, or reviewing this post, you can check whether you belong to the sacred generation.

• If you feel that life should be very meaningful, yet you feel it is extremely meaningless.
• If you want to change the world but do not see any of the things that must be done as worth doing. (The thought of “we are going to die anyway.”)
• If there is an unbearable feeling in your heart about your life, such as “may this lifetime end already so that I may leave.” (The psychological background of this feeling does not come from believing that nothing will change, but rather from knowing that even if a perfect system is established, it too will have an end, and from foreseeing the pain that will be experienced during the adaptation process. On one hand, the system must change, but on the other, you know people will suffer. Knowledge brings power, responsibility, and unhappiness.)
• If you sometimes feel God in all your instincts, and sometimes you doubt His existence.
• If you do not feel you belong to this world and have not found your mission here. (Seeing a beggar on the street, encountering someone disabled or ill, or seeing homeless people makes you angry. Most of the time, you find yourself feeling merciless toward them. In such moments, you think, “I do not belong to this world; in my ideal world there is no place for such broken things.” When you think more deeply, you realize that this feeling is actually part of a very great compassion. You envision a life as good for them as it is for you, and seeing that it is not so causes unbearable pain.)
• If your basic needs are being met by others in your personal life without any logical reason, and you feel pressure to accomplish something great in return, yet you have no desire to work for money or to gain certain authorities.

You may be one of the rare people who belong to the sacred generation.

A Hidden Protection And Observer Mission Under Difficult Conditions

For example, in my life, my husband has been my greatest supporter, and before marriage, my father—despite having beliefs and cultural views that were 180 degrees opposite of mine—gave me privileges among my siblings. Even though we went through very difficult conditions, those conditions were made to feel purposeful to me. As if I were an observer inside those circumstances, a recording camera documenting the needs of the new system, a hard drive storing different types of traditional obstacles and human experiences to transform them later for the rest of the world. My mission was not to work for someone for money or to struggle to pay bills. Every time I tried to do that, I was forcefully rejected. After a while, I realized that there were very few people like me.

People who belong to the sacred generation exist in this world for another purpose; they are allowed to engage with ordinary things only if it contributes to the main mission. All problems and difficulties are the same. In the cultural environment where I grew up, things like the internet, computers, or cameras were considered extreme luxuries. My father bought these tools despite relatives—and even my mother—saying, “You are wasting all your money,” and interestingly, I was the only child who became deeply involved with them. I am talking about a man whose house had mice, who had the means to heat only one room with a stove, whose shoes had holes in the soles, and who had no money to buy new ones. My father consciously or unconsciously placed the camera, the internet, and the computer in front of me. You too have likely always been surrounded by these tools even when your three basic needs were not guaranteed.

The Shift In The Last Two Years And The Impact Of AI

So how will you be sure? If the points we just listed have become your routine, especially if for the past two years you have constantly felt the way I described, you may belong to the sacred generation. There is an important reason why I say the last two years: the period in which artificial intelligence accelerated and came very close to swallowing and absorbing all information on the internet. People belonging to the sacred generation used to fail at convincing others that working for money had no meaning, but in the past two years, without leaving room for any doubt, the question “In a world where robots and software can do everything, what is our mission?” has pierced their hearts like a stake. Now it is time to give humanity the true purpose.

Tools And Talents Given To The Sacred Generation By God

What was given to the sacred generation?

• The opportunity to be content creators on the internet was given by God. You can understand how God may give such a thing by looking at how my father provided me this opportunity, as I mentioned above.
• Daily food and shelter were provided by the angel-human beings—what we might call an intermediate form—who loved them. (You can consider my father, who influenced my life, as an example of this.)
• The sacred generation was given plenty of time and solitude to think about the meaning of life.
• They were given the feeling of wanting to escape social activities and crowds.
• They were given the desire to speak with God. (You experience inner dialogues such as “Why am I in this world? Someone superior to me should tell me the answer, and sometimes should even explain why He allowed this suffering.”)
• They were given multiple talents: drawing, writing, storytelling, public speaking.

What Is The Fundamental Mission Of The Sacred Generation In This World?

What is the mission of the sacred generation?

• To transform the rest first passively, then actively, using the materials given to them. These materials are whatever was given to you—sometimes a 5-square-meter garden, sometimes two or three pots on your balcony, and sometimes thousands of acres of land. The internet, a computer, social media, social status, or a podium to speak from may also be such material.
• To spread their thoughts and actions through the internet. These people can be considered a kind of bridge or transition line between the old world and the new world. They will complete their lifetime in this world with a single mission.
• They will also serve as a focus-setting lens. While the minds of all humanity are extremely confused, the sacred generation gives them the clear purpose: “To guarantee the three fundamental needs.” This is the common purpose for all humans, and only people belonging to the sacred generation can agree on this even if it contradicts their personal interests.

An average person is satisfied with filling their own stomach and does not care what their neighbor eats. People belonging to the sacred generation argue that healthy food must be accessible to everyone. This does not mean you will knock on your neighbor’s door every day with a plate of food.

Social Isolation And Conscious Living To Focus

People of the sacred generation know that approaching individuals and showing them the truth requires a gradual and wisely managed process. Therefore, they physically isolate themselves as much as possible from people who do not think like them. They do not go on a picnic just because they feel like it, they do not watch a movie just because they want to, they do not attend someone's wedding or birthday party just because it is an event, and they stay away from any social relationship that could make them lose their focus.

Their mission is enormous, and for this reason they can easily give up their time, their sleep, and many things that other people enjoy doing. Their goal is to guarantee three fundamental needs: healthy food for everyone, safe living spaces for everyone, and the education of “love your neighbor as yourself.”

They create projects to achieve this. If they are going to interact with other people, they do so only for this purpose. If they attend a dinner invitation, go to a party, watch a movie, or go on a picnic—whatever they do—they always think: “Does this behavior have a positive impact on guaranteeing the three fundamental needs? Is it worth spending time on?” They eat their meals to gain strength to work for this purpose. They sleep to rest their minds so they can write more effective texts that will direct people toward this purpose.

What Is The Education Of "Love Your Neighbor As Yourself" In Reality?

And they make a clear definition of the education of “love your neighbor as yourself.” What is this education? Is it cooking for one another? Is it hugging our neighbor when we see them? No. There is only one answer:

To design a great system that will guarantee our neighbor’s three fundamental needs, to focus on it, to create pilot implementation areas in one’s own life, or to support the people belonging to the sacred generation, who come from the same spiritual root and who work for this purpose. (The great system is the phase in which the earth is covered with food forests, and every form of discrimination or harm toward one another is prevented through camera-equipped technology. How it is established has been described previously in the project and in its spiritual explanation in four stages.)

Accepting Responsibility And Confession

Write in the comments whether you belong to the sacred generation. Expressing this does not make you proud. On the contrary, it means that you accept your responsibility is enormous, and such acceptance can only be made by a person belonging to the sacred generation.