I had heard the phrase “breaking the matrix” many times but never truly understood it—until this experience.
We had planned a 3-day meetup in Canada, and I booked my flight from Chicago to Toronto for April 2. That day, Chicago was hit with severe weather, including a Category 3 tornado. Despite that, we reached the airport on time and waited for our flight. It was delayed three times, and finally we boarded. But after about 20 minutes, the pilot announced he couldn’t fly. Everyone was shocked. They said they would arrange another pilot, but no one came, and the flight was eventually canceled. We had to get off the plane.
I started to worry about how I would reach Toronto. The airline said they would arrange another flight, but after a long wait, that one got canceled too. There was no staff available to help, so I decided to take matters into my own hands. I went to the booking counter, went through the process multiple times, and finally secured a flight for the next morning.
I called my husband and explained everything. He told me to come back home because of the dangerous weather, but I refused. I was determined—I said I would stay at the airport or a hotel, but I was not giving up on attending the meetup. He understood, booked a hotel for us, and came to join me. We checked in late at night, and the next morning I took my flight and finally reached Toronto.
At that moment, I realized what “breaking the matrix” truly means. It was a powerful and beautiful realization—that we all have inner strength, but we often get distracted and forget it.
As the saying goes:
लेहरो से डर कर नौका पार नहीं होती कोशिश करने वालों की कभी हार नही होती"
Thanks ❤️to Izumi ji and Praveen ji for reminding us of the true power we had forgotten. Now, as the time draws very near, we must act with full awareness, because the matrix may often try to confuse us.
