Many people are waking up to the matrix right now, the artificial systems that have shaped our understanding of reality for generations. These systems—cultural, financial, political, and even spiritual—have dictated how we live, what we value, and who we believe ourselves to be. But the illusion is cracked wide open. The matrix is glitching, and those who are sensitive, intuitive, or simply paying attention can feel and even see it. And the collective awakening is no accident. It’s divinely timed.

When I tuned in and asked my guides what we need to know to navigate this time, I pulled several cards from 2 decks that formed a story about where we are and where we’re going.

From the first deck, Pocket Archetypes, by the Wild Unknown, the first card was The Dead End, a reminder that what seems like a wall is actually a beginning. Many of us have hit that wall—tired of overworking, underliving, and trying to make sense of a system that was never designed for our freedom. The dead end says, “No more.” It forces us to stop following the old script and begin again from a place of truth. Passing through that threshold isn’t easy. It feels like moving through an electric wall, and you get zapped again and again on your way through it. Realizing how deeply we’ve been entangled in a man-made design can be shocking, but once you step through, there’s no going back. The matrix may still exist around us in some form—we still pay the light bill, after all—but our consciousness begins to operate outside of its grip.

Next came The Apocolypsis, a card of revelation and initiation. It speaks of truth being revealed—globally, collectively, and intimately. We are witnessing the collapse of false narratives, not just in the public sphere but within our own hearts. The Apocolypsis is painful because it exposes multiple revelations at once and that what we once believed was solid was not. It forces us to grieve what we thought life was supposed to be. But it also brings regeneration, and from the wreckage, a new story forms. This card also confirms the divine timing of it all. As 3i Atlas moves towards us with its focus on helping to restore the Earth and Mother Nature, we too will feel the positive effects of its presence.

Then came The Storm. Like the tower card in tarot, it reminds us that chaos has a purpose. The storm doesn’t create imbalance; it reveals it. The storm levels the playing field, reminding us that there are greater forces at work than those who claim control. It invites surrender to divine order, because no matter how hard someone tries or this regime tries, they can’t win a fight against the storm. 

After the storm comes The Tear. This is the sacred grief that follows awakening. It’s the water that cools the fires of transformation, the necessary release after years of tension. For many, this grief comes as we realize how much of our energy was spent building lives inside the matrix—lives that no longer fit. But within that grief is also cleansing. The tear softens us. It returns us to compassion, both for ourselves and for those still caught in illusion. 

Finally came The Riddle. This card reminds us that it’s okay not to have all the answers. The matrix taught us to always be doing, striving, solving—but true awakening asks us to rest in the unknown. The coin lost in the river is found in the river. In other words, what’s meant for us can’t be lost. Sometimes the most powerful thing we can do is let go, breathe, and allow the next step to reveal itself.

Then I drew two cards from the Celestial Bodies deck: Void of Course and Cancer. Void of Course is the in-between moment, when the Moon drifts untethered before entering a new sign. It’s a time when action returns to a still point, not because nothing’s happening, but because reality is reorganizing itself. Cancer is the medicine for that space. It asks us to come home, to emotional safety, intuitive knowing, and the quiet rhythm of the heart. It’s the reminder that true belonging doesn’t come from systems or structures; it’s born from inner coherence. When we root there, even uncertainty becomes a sanctuary.

Leaving the matrix doesn’t mean escaping the world; it means seeing through it. It means remembering that we are the creators, not the captives, of reality. This shift isn’t something to fear. It’s the return to our original design. And as we collectively move through the storm, cry, and surrender, we step into the next evolution of human consciousness—awake, aware, and free.

Much of what moves the collective right now is rooted in symbolism filtered into our awareness through the 4D—the passthrough dimension between the upper and lower dimensions. The elite have long understood this, using symbols to manipulate emotion, behavior, and belief. Part of our work now is remembering that symbols were never meant to control. They were meant to communicate, to bridge the human and the divine. 

According to Pleiadean wisdom, true spiritual sovereignty begins in the body—not beyond it. They taught that the first and second chakras were the foundation for creative and spiritual integrity. When those centers are distorted through fear, shame, or suppression, our energy becomes fragmented. We create from survival rather than essence. But when they’re restored, when the root and sacral are clear, we remember ourselves not as consumers, but as creators.

If you’re ready to work with these energies in a deeper way—to clear interference, reclaim vitality, and realign your purpose, I created Energy Reset: Work + Purpose, a 6 Week class that includes weekly video calls where we ground all of this: the energetic, the spiritual, and the practical. The class materials and our calls together are a place to remember that transformation doesn’t happen through force, but through frequency.