Build a conscious life and unleash the potential of your soul - Roman Nacht

Roman reflects on his own history of being censored—blogs shut down, certain sentences cut from his interviews. He used to tell people, 'If I say too much, they'll close my channel.' But he realized that if everyone thinks that way, nothing changes. He decided to answer every question honestly and let the platform decide what to do. He acknowledges the fear many feel: 'But I have children, they'll send killers…' His answer is that if he gave in to that fear, he would be co-responsible for the silence. He distinguishes between prudent self-preservation and cowardice: 'If you are afraid, then you are not ready; but someone has to break the ice.'

Roman cites Jesus' teaching: 'do not resist evil, do good to those who harm you.' He links this to the modern Middle East conflict, where both sides follow a script of provocation and retaliation. He says the legal system is designed to allow war and revenge under the guise of civilization—'you have to announce your bombing in advance.' He draws a parallel to a Star Trek episode where two planets had a computerized war with scheduled attacks, and notes that today's wars are similarly detached from humanity. The real battle, he says, is to break that cycle by refusing to play. He emphasizes that this is not about passivity; it's about choosing a frequency of love over fear even when threatened.

Roman details how he taught this method during the pandemic in private seminars. Instead of directly saying 'vaccine', one could talk about 'szczypiorek' (chives). He told a story about a woman in Warsaw who said, 'I can't take it anymore, or in my theater no actor will enter unmasked.' The whole thing, he says, was a global masquerade. By speaking in this coded way, many people would start questioning, leading to mass awakening. He notes that the matrix can't function when people independently think and feel; the glitch breaks the hypnotic spell.

Roman notes that some people treat their body poorly, poisoning and destroying it, while others become 'health apostles' who go to the opposite extreme. The key is to walk the inner path toward balance. He doesn't prescribe a specific diet but emphasizes feeling what serves you. He later ties this to the cosmic order ('kosmos' = order) and the need to not try to impose a new order over the natural one.

Roman contrasts 'thinking' with 'feeling' throughout the interview. He says we are feeling beings, not just thinking machines. The inner voice without words is the heart's knowing. He explains that many listeners of his previous talk said they didn't understand intellectually but felt good—that, for him, is the point. He says true knowledge comes from resonance, from vibration matching. He advises not to wait for external permission or scientific proof; your inner feeling is the proof.

Roman says that even if someone believes squirrels are gods, that's fine as long as they don't start an inquisition. He rejects the idea of converting people. He says his own talks are answers to questions the host asked; he is not an apostle. He shares that he does not get upset if someone cuts out parts of his interview—it's their decision. This principle extends to world conflicts: he argues that the current system forces people into one-size-fits-all laws, which is the opposite of harmony.

Roman describes how people today are terrified by the breaking of the old system—mandatory injections, child trafficking scandals, media censorship. He says the old matrix must fall for the new one to emerge, and the chaos is a sign of its death throes. He tells the story of a woman who said she would blow up her apartment with her family rather than let the state take her children. He calls this a provoked reaction that serves the system. The alternative is to see through the fear, recognize yourself as eternal light, and not fall into the trap of reactive violence. He says his own experience of two years in an East German prison taught him that fear is the real prison.

Roman explains that during the pandemic he traveled around Poland and Austria giving private talks on how to consciously create bugs in the old matrix. The method is simple: when you can't say 'vaccine' or 'pandemic', you replace those words with harmless-sounding substitutes (like 'szczypiorek') that still convey the message to those paying attention. He says he does this so that people suddenly ask 'What is this guy talking about?'—that moment of confusion is the glitch. He notes that many people got the message and started reacting, which is why authorities tried to shut such speech down. He contrasts this with both quiet submission and violent rebellion, positioning it as a middle path of intelligent defiance.

Roman describes a scenario: a person sentenced to death is killed while believing they are just a mortal body. At the moment of death, their spirit, not understanding what happened, clings to the aura of the executioner or the person who ordered the killing. He says this happens because the soul was deprived of the physical experience it needed for its evolution. As a result, the killer becomes burdened with that attached soul, which will eventually be reborn, but in the meantime creates a karmic tie. He contrasts this with someone who dies peacefully knowing they are eternal light—they transition cleanly. This teaching underpins his stance against the death penalty, war, and even revenge, because the perpetrator unwittingly collects spiritual attachments.

Roman begins by saying that in Greek, 'cosmos' means order, so we live in an ordered universe. Those who dislike cosmic order try to create a New World Order, which always fails. He argues that the proliferation of churches stems from forgetting that each person is a living temple of the Holy Spirit. He references the biblical passage where Jesus says 'you are the living temple' and laments that the institutional Church replaced that with physical buildings. He says he once spoke to a priest who left the Church, who told him that anyone who joins thinking they'll serve Jesus quickly discovers it's about career-building. Roman asserts that today's self-described Christian political parties 'steal the identity of Jesus of Nazareth'. He concludes that it's not about destroying religion but about reclaiming the inner connection that makes religion unnecessary.

Roman explains that the old matrix was built on slavery, colonization, and the belief that some beings are superior to others. That world is now crumbling because its foundational lies can no longer hold. The Schumann resonance, which reflects the planet's energy field, is shifting upward because people are waking up—either consciously or subconsciously—to their true nature. He says some people are already unconsciously creating the new earth around them by their elevated state. The promise of 'new earth and new heaven' from the Bible is not a geographical place but a state of consciousness. He warns that many will resist this shift because they fear losing their hierarchical power, but the process is inevitable.