The Overcomer Matrix – Abridged version of Ivo Sasek’s speech

04.04.2026 | www.kla.tv/40868

Ivo Sasek: Thank you for sitting here with such big hearts. You can feel in the atmosphere whether you can bear it or not. I know the whole thing is always an experiment, but with this lecture now, with this message, I'm trying to bring something together that I've literally been chewing on for almost forty years. This sermon now tries to give you an overview, a look across all religions, across all the problems we have here - in politics, in economics, in science, in education, in medicine, take what you will. In these decades of research, I have found a consensus, a common thread if you will, an explanation. And if we understand this explanation, I don't think we've quite reached our goal yet, but at least we're finally at the start. But I would like to start by telling a short joke to introduce this message: There is the biology teacher who explains to the children: "The whale feeds on sardines." Little Benno then wants to know: "And how does he open all those cans?" That was such a symbol for me. That was a symbol for me. It shows the status quo. We often only know our own world. For people who have undergone a transformation, electricity comes from the socket, not from a nuclear power plant. For ordinary people, milk comes from the dairy. You have forgotten that a farmer or a cow – that milk is produced by a farmer. For us people living in a transformed age, shoes come from the shoe store. But how many of you have ever stood in a shoe factory where shoes are properly sewn and glued? Very few of us, right? And so it is with religion. That's why I liked this joke so much. For many, religion is as complicated as a whale eating sardines. But how does he open all those cans? They have not realized that there is another way. The sardine swims freely in the sea. The whale takes them directly, it doesn't have to open any cans. And with religion, as I said, very similar. Religion has undergone a transformation. Man perceives religion in a transformed way that is literally catastrophic. So much so that people are now asking: How terrorist are religions? But it is better if we start to turn the question around and say: How religious are terrorists actually? The whole thing has undergone a transformation, yes. But because the whole thing has undergone a change and religion is increasingly being mixed with terrorism, the cry has now become loud: Religion must go! This is a political agenda at work that has firmly decided to eliminate not only religions but also nationalities. Why? Because it is said to be dangerous. Religion and terrorism will soon be two interchangeable terms in public opinion. And our idea is to go back to the beginnings today. Because in the beginning – we say – was the heart. With every religion. And I can only tell you that it has nothing to do with terrorism. And if all this has gotten mixed up, and if there is now a battle and this battle of religions against each other is increasing because they are being set against each other, we must find a common thread today, a consensus that saves us from this, that makes the whole thing meaningful again, that leads us into a synergy. I would like to testify with this day, with this message, that there is an effective overcomer matrix. Matrix actually means womb. Matrix means a source, an origin. It is an effective force, a reality that does a work on us. Whether you're talking politically, economically, religiously or educationally or scientifically, whoever you are talking to, there's a division going on one side that couldn't be worse and is getting worse. On the other hand, there are people from all these areas who understand each other completely. They don't have to attend courses together, they flow together as soon as they come together like water and water. This is an event, this is a story, this is a matrix, an effective secret that literally spans the world. And once you realize that, I'm telling you, there is hope. Because we just have to figure it out: What is this common movement all about? What is it or where is this matrix pushing? And I want to tell you: every religion has its dissenters, its false teachers, its extremists and even terrorism. Every religion, I tell you, but also every political party, but also every economic class. All in all, you can't name a sector, a section or a league in the world where the exact same thing doesn't happen. Just as every religion has its dissenters, its deviators who lead away from the source into something wrong, so every religion is dependent on its overcomers. And this matrix that works is an overcomer matrix. It works in every political party, it works in every religion, in every economic sphere; it works in the military, it works in the police, it works everywhere. Every department is dependent on overcomers emerging from it to overcome this. I found a picture a long time ago, this is the seventeen-year cicada. This is a larva species. It's like a caterpillar that lives underground for seventeen years. You can't see them with your eyes - hidden for 17 years. But to the day, a matrix works so that they all come out at the same time. They've been under the ground for 17 years and at the same moment (across kilometers, across countries) they suddenly all come out and climb up the trees. They climb high into the treetops, eat their fill and grow wings. They transform, you see. And what I am saying is precisely an analogy to this: this is happening here on all levels on earth. There is a transformation going on now, where people are in an overcoming matrix, where they realize: Everyone has to start overcoming oneself internally. Where is this matrix heading? Where does it break out? This matrix pushes away from mere forms towards essential things, whether one kneels or lies down when praying, or stands or jumps around. We have learned to sense what is in the heart, in essence. Does he mean God or does he not mean God? Is he honoring God or not? If he honors God with it, what he does is holy – even if it is spitting on the ground. Because he feels this is how it has to be. If he is convinced of it, if his heart tells him: This is my way. Then I call that holy, you understand. This is where the matrix pushes us: to understand the essence, the essence that lies behind it in the heart. The matrix pushes from mere knowledge to reality as it is. The matrix pushes from darkness to light. It pushes away from any false rule to a rule that benefits all. You could say: from egoistic rule to collective, beneficial rule. It pushes away from division towards unity. This is the matrix that works here like the seventeen-year cicada. And they all belong together. This goes far beyond religions; it has to do with the global community, it has to do with nationalities. The matrix pushes away from malice towards love, from the ego-individualistic towards collective wholeness. This is the force that works to create perfect organic being together. The matrix pushes away from the recognition of fragments into the overall picture until you feel that you need each other. You need completion. You have to respect what God does in each individual. In summary, it leads from orthodoxy to righteousness. But to summarize up to this point, I would like to say: Every religion that is in here, every person who is in here and every person out there in the world who thirsts for justice, desires justice and practices it – is from God. Period. So says the Bible. That's what the Koran says. That's what every religious book says. The outward struggle of the overcomer matrix We start with the battle of the overcomer matrix on the exterior. The bottom line is that you simply take people as they are. In its typical, fallen nature, almost every community wants to rule somewhere. Every political party would prefer to govern as a whole. There are basically only two ways to fight this battle for supremacy. There is the just fight and there is the unjust fight. The righteous battle is fought by the righteous, as we so often call them, or by the saints. They strive to steer the whole thing through right action, through righteousness. In other words, they want to influence humanity to do the right thing. And I would say that, in essence, that is exactly what every religion wants – to do the right thing. It tries to do so, to manipulate with righteousness, with justice, with love. But the other side, who craves for unjust rule - and against which the overcomer matrix takes a very blatant stand – is the Luciferian, the globalist way of ruling. It simply desires dominion over all people. Not necessarily that everyone is better off. This is just the pretext to come to power, - they say: You country, you're not doing well enough, you need some real bombs. You need fire and tinder. You need democracy for once. And then it finds itself in ruins. The pretext was love. The pretext was that you will feel better. But the fact is that you'll be worse off afterwards, and behind that was just a desire to dominate. This is how the defamation of religion has become part of everyday life. Religion is a great adversary, you need to know that, even from the globalist world domination lechers. Religion is a great counterpart because it is designed to ensure that justice prevails, that truth is truth again, that people don't lie, that they don't cheat, and so on. And because the whole thing is riddled with lies and deceit and impurity, there is nothing for these people to do but slander: To brand religions as terrorists in terms of war strategy, to show as much evil as possible, to introduce division through orthodoxy. You could go on for hours about how there are people who do nothing other than sit in religious communities in order to provoke against orthodoxy. And terror under false flags is the latest thing these days (and will soon no longer be new). But the fact that such cruel attacks are carried out in the name of Islam, in the name of Muslims, means that the whole world can no longer distinguish between religion and terrorism: That is a stratagem. It has to do with this battle that is raging here. And it is this power against which the matrix stands up, against which this matrix becomes active. And I say this with firm belief, with firm confidence: it is the battle where our matrix (with us going along), will gain the upper hand here, in this effectiveness. Do you agree, it will gain the upper hand here? The struggle of the overcomer matrix inwards Let us now turn our attention inwards to the common struggle. What does this overcomer matrix do from the first foundation? It works so that we can all achieve a breakthrough into the original model worldwide. Every religion had an original purpose. Every religion has developed from the same original purpose. Let's take a look at the principle of what the matrix does, using the image of a seed. This is the primordial DNA (if you like) – the seed that is destined to become a tree. You see, there's an apple seed. Now that is an analogy. I would like to tell you that every religion has the same origin, the same seed. And now let's take a look at what the original seed, the original DNA of each religion is. I have only taken the 12 largest ones. And I tell you, it was like that everywhere, because that is the essence of religion. The 12 world religions – 1 goal Christianity: "Whatever you want people to do to you, do it to them first. This is the law and the prophets." In short: all the commandments under heaven are aimed at one thing. Romans 13:9: "You shall love your neighbor as yourself." Judaism: "Do not inflict on others what is painful for you. That is the law of the Torah. Love your neighbor as yourself." Islam: "He is not a true believer who does not do for his neighbor what he does for himself. Act towards all people as you would wish them to act towards you and do not inflict on others what you would not wish them to inflict on you." Hinduism: "That's the whole law: Do not do anything to others that would cause you harm if it happened to you. The wise man acts towards others as he wishes to be treated by them." Buddhism: "Hate does not calm down through hate, but through love. All beings, like you, long for freedom from suffering and redemption. Therefore, show others the same love, kindness and mercy that you expect from them." Taoism: "Consider your neighbor's happiness and suffering as your own happiness and suffering, and strive to promote and increase his welfare as your own. Do good to every being without seeking reward." Jainism: "In joy and happiness as in sorrow and distress, we should see all beings as we see ourselves and treat everyone as we would like them to treat us." Sikhism: "As you value and treat yourself, so value and treat others. Then you will become a partaker of heaven. Recognize all beings as related to you and fraternally connected. For every heart is a bearer of divine light." Bahai: "Do you want justice, then only choose for others what you choose for yourself. Let your deeds be role models and guides for all people. Blessed is he who recognizes his brother in every human being and behaves helpfully towards all beings." Shintoism: "Without regard to custom and language, ethnicity and culture, people should help one another as brothers and do good to one another." Confucianism: "The law of life, the law of reciprocation dictates: Do not do to others what you would not wish to suffer from them. Behave towards every being as you would like them to behave towards you." Parsism: "He is light and noble who does not do to others what is not good for him. Doing good is not a duty, but a pleasure that increases well-being and prosperity." Did we understand that well? Then we shout hallelujah! And just as the seed has this DNA – that is the goal, so to speak – it is our duty to go along with the overcomer matrix so that this emerges. Do you understand? We should not be enemies towards each other and emphasize differences until the seed is broken. We ought to say: Wait a minute, I saw that this is an apple tree and that is a pear tree. Not everyone has to be an apple tree. This is a plum or take what you will. He has the same thing in his heart, so I want to learn to understand. By this I want to say: I want to learn your language. Seven similarities in the development of religions I would like to show seven common features and the path of development towards synergy. Seven major similarities in the development of religion from seed to tree. Equalities that you cannot deny when you open your eyes and see that everyone is struggling with the same thing. And this is not a religious problem, this is a creation problem. 1.The seed All religions have an original image. Many have an original scripture, not all are scriptural religions, but all have primeval traditions, all have primeval laws. So all religions have this pure form, this pure culture, this one-to-one apocalypse, as God has shown and revealed himself to them. Whether this is Christianity or not is irrelevant. For the Jews, this original form of writing – if we take scriptural religions as our starting point – is the Torah. For Christians it is the Bible, for Islam it is the Koran. In India it is the Bhagavad Gita or the Vedas. There are always more, but I'll take the most important ones for now. In Parsism it is the Avesta. These are the original writings. In China, it is Tao-te-ching. This can be compared to our Bible. In Buddhism, the Tripitaka and so on. The freshly tilled field The second station is the freshly tilled field. Now you suddenly see nothing of the seed and you can always hear in the back the devil, laughing. Now, this struggle is for the matrix to bring forth this seed. He fights, he pushes this seed into invisibility, it disappears. First it was a confession, now he suddenly disappears and you can mock. Everyone has an adversary. There is no religion and nothing under heaven that does not have an adversary, a diabolos, a destroyer, a confuser. There are cosmocrators and their false doctrine, their false prophets, their seducers at work. And I say it again so as not to forget it in the rear-view mirror: This also happens in the economy, in science, in medicine, in education, everywhere. There are opponents, antagonists and opposing forces everywhere. The dead, broken open seed A third level, which is completely the same in all religions and in all other areas of life, is the gap between flesh and spirit. God is spirit, man is flesh. God thinks differently than man. And this divide is inherent in every religion. Spiritual things are spiritual, but man is carnal, as the Bible calls it. The other books may have different terms for it. Jesus said: If the seed does not fall into the earth, not die, it remains alone. But when it dies, precisely when it overcomes the carnal nature, when it breaks because of itself, by its own human inability, that is; by its own human weakness, by its inability. When you break because of that, only then God will meet you. Whether you call him Allah or Brahman or whatever, you can give him any name in the world, this principle will not change for anyone. If you want to get in touch with the spirit, you have to break in yourself, you have to feel: "I can't do it!" I am human, I am flesh and blood – and God is God, he is spirit, you see? Everyone suffers from this gap. The seedling that has broken through But there is a fourth equation which all religions must pass through, which is now like the seedling that has broken through. All of them have their own religious history in their tradition. So above and beyond the law – when I say the Jews have the Torah, we Christians have the Bible, the Muslims have the Koran, etc. – every other religion also has traditions. The Jews call these traditions, for us Christians you could say that these are the gospels, these are the stories that tell of your religious leader, of his story. In Islam, this is the Sunnah, the so-called, that is the example of Mohammed, but also the example of Jesus, one must never forget. In the Koran, the example of Jesus Christ is also genuinely praised, extolled – and these are the stories of how He made history, how He broke through, Mohammed or Jesus. This is the story of how the little plant overcomes the soil. So every religion has its role models because it says to itself: in addition to the code of law that the founder of the religion created, there is also the life of the founder of the religion, and he did it this way. You watch how he did it and you try to live up to this image. The unripe green fruit All have derivations and complements from their original scriptures and from their traditions. This now resembles the 5th stage, which is – metaphorically speaking - the still unripe fruit, I say still unripe. What does that mean? Every religion, as good as the Basic Law was, we take the 10 commandments of Moses or we take the original Koran of Mohammed, take what you want. All religions have come to a standstill when they realized that: Moses or Mohammed, they gave us super laws, said important things. But now we are in a situation where there is no law for this situation; there is no tradition, nothing. So you then studied the history, how he behaved in this situation, which didn't exist back then. At that time, for example, there was no air traffic, no cars, so you couldn't deduce, and so every religion, without exception, has deductions, that is, additions to its original laws, to its main scriptures. For the Jews as early as 516 AD, that was after the Babylonian captivity, for the Jews this is the Talmud. Or since the 2nd century AD it has been the Mishnah, which are additional traditions. For Christians, these are the catechisms, the textbooks, if you like, the study books, the specialist literature; this goes beyond the Bible, but refers to the Bible. In Islam it is the Qiyas, that is Arabic, that is a jurisprudence, an Islamic jurisprudence. This has developed beyond the Koran, just like Christian literature in our country. They all have the same problems, they all have the same processes, they all have the same procedures, they all have to die or force their way through these processes like the tree, overcome them and come to terms with them. And here we enter the realm of exegesis or hermeneutics, as we say in technical jargon. This is where hermeneutics, exegesis, the interpretation come into play. And now I can tell you: as soon as it comes to interpretation, all religions have the same problem again. As soon as it comes to interpretation, we are all at one and the same point. We all have the same problems. With this list I show you 24 similarities across all religions. On the one hand, all religions have spiritual people, spiritually-gifted people, that is, people who can grasp the meaning of God more than the typically carnal. These are the ones who understand that you can't solve everything that happens with laws, you have to approach it from the heart. These are the ones who find their way back to the original DNA, the spiritual ones, if you like. There are mystics in all of them, if you like. Christianity has mystics, Judaism has mystics, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Tao or Taoism. And you can line up anything you want there. Every religion has legalists in it, has those who interpret it from a legal point of view. Fourthly, every religion has extremists, from pacifist extremism, i.e. non-violent extremism, to terrorism. Every religion has that. Don't say it's only Islam. It is a lie. I can show it to you in the history of every religion. You just have - with the Christians you have the Ku Klux Klan, you know? You have the Sun Templars with the Theosophists, you have the IS with Islam and so on. There are also doers in the interpretation. When it comes to interpretation, there are the lazy ones who leave everything to God, who interpret the Bible or the Koran or whatever as if God alone had to do everything from heaven. From all religions there are the hierarchical-authoritarian movements, the occult secret teachings. In all of them there are those who isolate themselves, those who demonize everything, those who have an end-time orientation. In all religions and movements there are those who insist on maturity, in all others who believe in fate, those who seek salvation in this world, others who seek it in the hereafter. In every religion, in every sector, you have everything. You have the same thing in sports. Can you show us what it looks like in sports? There, too, you have the spiritual. You also have mystics in sports. Do you see it? The enthusiasts. You also have the legal ones in sports. Do you see it? You also have extremists in sports. Yes, there you have them, the terrorists. You have everything from a pacifist to a terrorist. You also have the movers and shakers in sports, see? In sports, too, you have the lazy ones who leave everything to the others. Do you see it? You also have everything in sports. So don't always make a religious problem out of it. That's why I'm telling you: you can separate religion and terrorism neatly. Just like you can separate sports from terrorism. It is exactly the same stupidity to associate religion with terrorism just because it occurs there, as it would be stupid to associate sports with terrorism. Do you understand that? EVERY department has its dissenters, EVERY ONE! The storm-whipped tree I'll show you a sixth parallel when it comes to this overcoming struggle of the religions. That is the tradition over the centuries. You can compare that with the storm-whipped tree, with this stage. Religions are struggling with these problems. For centuries this had to be passed down orally, and then at some point it was written down. So, natural disasters have played a role, wars have played a role, the change in language. And so you have the language transformation, for example from Arabic into Turkish, Hindi, Afrikaans, English, etc., if you now take the Islamic track. From Jewish, from Hebrew into Aramaic, into Greek, into English. These are all processes, storm-whipped processes that have degenerated religion. Who have blurred the sense, the primeval sense, the primeval code, the primeval DNA, do you understand? But let us first summarize the tragedy of our religions with a seventh overview – that is the tree broken by the storm. The tree bent by the storm The greatest common feature in all religions, but also out there with all other castes and so on, the greatest similarity is the division that we have. There are thousands in Christianity alone. And I didn't exaggerate that. There are thousands of denominations, of divisions, all divided against each other – as fruit of their own efforts, as fruit because they have not yet come into contact with the overcomer matrix or have evaded or are resisting it. In Hinduism – they talk about 33 million different gods – and I say these are the divisions. There are as many houses as there are divisions in Hinduism. And see how it looks with Islam. For example, Sunni and Shia Muslims are hostile to each other, Kurds and Turks, African Hutu and Tutsi. Middle Eastern Christians and Salafists are hostile to each other. Hostile black African-Libyan Tubu, Arab-Libyan Sebha, Afghan Pashtuns and Afghan Hazara as well as Turkmen and Tajiks, etc. You can find endless lists and all of them can boast one thing: We are a totally divided, a totally broken, a totally remote-controlled, failed people. Is that true? Yes, then say amen! And we stop giving in to this damn division. You have them in every political scene. Left against right, against center. Let's bring love back into the world. That is the original idea of every religion. That's why they are our brothers, you see. He who does righteousness is of God. Whoever practices love is of God. And if he fails a thousand times - he is from God. I want to help the Muslim to his rights. Do you understand? "There should no longer be any arguments about salvation. Is that what you're saying, Ivo?" I say: Yes, right. If every religion knows better how to get to heaven anyway, then let them go there. Why should I, if I have my way to heaven in my head or in my heart - why should I force the other person onto this path when he says: "I know better than you. I will find my way to heaven." Before we get any further lost in this orthodoxy, I'll tell you where the matrix blows through: Now it's simply over! Okay? It's simply time to put an end to it! I'm not going to say in a human way: "Then let the Muslim go to hell." I say: "Then let the Muslim go to heaven." Do you understand? But before we get to heaven, we'll do something down here. And what is that? It's righteous deeds, you know? We all know exactly what is right and what is wrong. We know exactly when we return to the original formula: "You shall love your neighbor as yourself." What you want yourself. You know exactly what you want in every situation. Is that true? So if we understand just one thing again, then you know exactly what you want most in every situation. Do you understand? And we can DO, DO, DO the right thing together! The sweet, perfected fruit tree The eighth, that is the goal and that is what the matrix is working towards. It is the sweet, the perfected fruit tree. There is a way out of these problems. And a common one, for all those we have always mentioned. Not just religions, it works all the way down to the soccer club, this overcoming matrix, this restoration matrix that works on us. It has a path that now resonates in each individual. It is that we find our way back to the Golden Rule, as we keep calling it. Because what all religions had in their hearts in the beginning: "You will love your neighbor as yourself, or as him being yourself." We find our way back into it so that this way of thinking takes root in us again. We just need to get our inane theologies out of our heads, that everything always depends on eternal salvation and these stupidities that we have in our heads. God is first and foremost interested in something getting better down here, that we work together, that we understand where right and wrong is. The key to victory Nobody can say that we will ever have a world that can subsist without a static law. We simply have to get that out of our heads. And that's what the Bible says and that's what the Koran says. And this is where the two books come very close. The New Testament says: The law is right and good for those who need it according to the law. But the Bible emphasizes: The law is not given for the righteous, but for the sinner, for the wicked, for the murderer, for the murderer of the father, for the murderer of the mother, etc. The law is needed for all those who do not have goodness in their hearts. But a different law has been given for the righteous. And that is the way out of the problem, dear ones. There the matrix is breaking through and beginning to build a new world. You see, and this is exactly where Jesus comes in, of whom Mohammed said: "Listen to Him." You see, and Jesus has come, and it is said of Him, quite generally, that the most central insight ever spoken about Jesus can be read in the Gospel of John 1:4. It says: Jesus brought life. "In Him was life...", in Him was life, the life of God. "...and the life was the light of men." In other words, we all have within us a matrix of a divine life, a divine navigation system that is our light, that guides us. This has nothing to do with theology. It has nothing to do with litigation, theological schools of law, etc. This is an inner navigation system that expresses itself in pulsating life, in pulsating power, in pulsating peace in an incomparable navigation where you simply know: This is good. Do you understand? You can't know which way to go by law alone. Romans 8:2 summarizes it like this: "For the law of the spirit of life, as Jesus taught and imparted it, has set you free from the law of sin and death!" What is the law of sin and death? This is the letter law. This is the formality: this is how you should, this is how you shouldn't! And if there is no law, what do we do then? Then we are all done for! That was the solution presented by Jesus, who said: "You must pay attention to what is inside a person." And when he was asked "Where is it right to worship?" You see, the law of sin and death. "Where is it right to worship, on the mountain there in Garizim or in Jerusalem?" Then they wanted exactly this legal type of interpretation. Jesus never kept up with that. Muhammad said: "Listen to Him, as He has done." Yes, he said, "Neither Mount Garizim nor Jerusalem is about true worship." Where is true worship? In the heart! In the spirit of truth! See, now we're back to the beginning of today. Jesus brought something with him that fascinated the masses. It was far above any religion. It was far above any orthodoxy, far above any doctrinal dispute. What he did resonated or did not resonate in the heart. You could flow along or not flow along. It was a dynamic force that told you in your heart "This is it! That's where I'm going!" Even if your head hasn't figured it out yet. Thousands of people went along with Jesus, saying: "I don't understand what this man is saying, but he's right!" That's it, see? And that's what connects us in here. That's why we don't have a doctrinal dispute, even though we're still settled in hundreds of denominations somewhere, never settled that - We never tidied up and said: "Should we pray with our hands up or down?" Jesus says: "Neither!" It's in the middle! Where the power of God brings us together, where this divine peace brings us together. Jesus put it like this: "I give you a peace that the world does not know. A peace far above what man has. It is the divine peace." Jesus taught us how to perceive God's peace as an atmosphere. Above every word, above every question, it is not first and foremost: How do you do it? But rather: What is at work here? Where does life work? And He has brought us this life, which has taught us that everything you have, the other also has. With God, everything is the same for everyone. So when God is involved in something, when the reality, the truth is hit, we all feel it in our hearts, it goes up. Do you understand? And you don't need to consult theology. You don't have to bring something you've done into the field. And don't finish fencing first: Is it Garizim now or is it Jerusalem? Do you understand? You just say when you're together and have a problem: If both want to know the truth, a common peace settles over two - where there are two. Where there are five, there is a common peace over five. Where there are 100, there is a common peace over 100. If there is no advice, when you are alone, you have the advice. This is what the Bible teaches us and it is a matrix that works not only in the Bible. It works for Muslims, Buddhists, every religion, every economic group, every political group. It works the same right down to the soccer club. It works the same right down to the soccer club. There is a matrix that touches us inside our hearts. But, as I said, it is only the sincere who are affected who can benefit from this. Because the others – for the others the hard law, that of Moses, that of Mohammed is given. That remains, yes. Just as Jesus said: "Not one jot or tittle of the law will be taken away" as long as ungodly fellows do not want to enter into this inner frequency, this matrix, this overcomer matrix. For them, there is the other law! That will always be the case. A murderer who doesn't want to limit himself, a perpetrator of violence who wants to unite everything under him by force, will never bend. So he needs this law. That will remain. But for everyone else, there is hope: Now there is a matrix that moves all the peoples. The heads – I'll take the US administration now, which is starting wars everywhere – the heads may run in that direction. The further they run in the wrong direction, the more the matrix is working over the Americans, over the people themselves, that they are doing exactly what I am saying now. They sense that this is wrong and they go with their hearts, they flow together with all those who also perceive this and form a new world. Do you understand that? And that is happening everywhere. And that is now breaking up everywhere. This key to victory is the matrix that makes us aware of our interdependence. But you have to be open to it. You must not be a slave to a tradition that tells you: You must have nothing to do with the other person. We have to realize again that we need each other. And the best way to practice this is to realize that you don't even go to work in the morning without being blessed by at least fifteen nations. You couldn't even drive to work without the help of at least fifteen nations. Do you understand that? There you have it: Tea from China is what you drink in the morning, right? Coffee from Colombia - is that true? The plate you're eating from is from Holland, the cutlery from Solingen, Germany, right? Spices from Mediterranean countries to India. Clothes from Bangladesh, the shoes you wear from Italy, right? The watch hopefully from Switzerland. And then you have a car from Japan - is that all true? And I understated that terribly. Do the test, count up the 'Made in' at home and you'll see: You are dependent on all of them. But you are blind in your madness, in your deluded nature, in your carnal nature. You don't realize that you've never made your own car tire. You didn't design a wheel, did you? You've never made a screw yourself, is that right? So, you're dependent on the others, aren't you? You have not made any of the cutlery in your hand or any plate yourself. Some say it with Martin Luther King: "We are all brothers." This is how this matrix manifests itself for all those people who understand it. Others say: "We're all in the same boat." Everyone has their own image, but everyone is talking about the same reality. Others say under this matrix: "We all breathe the same air." They are all saying the same thing: "We belong together, we are inseparable." Still others say: "We all live on the same earth", expressing unity. Others say: "We all have the same rights", or "we have the same race. We are all human, every skin color, it doesn't matter, we are one race." Still others shout: "We need each other like the buyer needs the seller." And everyone is right. Do you understand that? But we go one step further here as OCG, we say: "We are not just all brothers, we are all one organism. We are all one body." And not only Christians are one body, humanity is one body. And we have to gradually get to the point where we love each other as ourselves, not just as a law: You should also love your neighbor. No. You down there and you over there and you up there and in every country where you are: you are a part of me and I am a part of you. I can't harm you without harming myself. And if I put off serving you now, helping you, getting you up in any way, then I'll just get the bill later. It's like rust on a car, you know? If you let a car rust, you can disregard the little rust spot – eventually the car will fall apart. And that's why I say: "I am you and you are me" – that's the key! This understanding of it, this way we find the active matrix again, we can understand it again. That's where it starts, with this first step in this direction. As soon as you realize this and begin to see humanity in this way, including the religions and everything, that we all need each other together – all those who practice justice, all the saints and the righteous – there you will feel this peace again. Where you are no longer arguing about any theology, but in every new situation you find yourself in, you are in a sense only setting the antenna and looking: Where is the common peace? And we're not talking about democracy here. We are not talking about a dictatorship here. Here we are talking about a shared perception. For every thing that is of God satisfies all equally. Where there are a hundred, a hundred are satisfied in the end, not 50:50 or fifty-one – democratically, if the fifty-one have the majority, the others have to toe the line. With God, with what this matrix does here worldwide, everything comes together completely. Whoever has justice in his heart ... and when a thousand are together, a thousand are completely satisfied afterwards. Unless there's a villain among them, you know? All those who love and strive for justice will experience it this way. And that's why you can simply stand together over every word you speak, over every deed you do, over every thing you plan together – whether you are Christian or Buddhist or Hindu or Islamist, it doesn't matter. It works the same for everyone. This is how we overcome the law, this is how we come to the full fruit tree. You feel in your heart a common peace over what it is! But if you don't know that this exists, you won't challenge it. You will not be focused on it, and therefore will not experience it. We have called you here to this friendship meeting because we say to you: That is precisely the reason why we have no disputes over doctrines, no matter how many nations, no matter how many religions or denominations – because we do exactly what I have just said. We feel the common life together and say: What it is, goes up with everyone. The right thing goes up for everyone. We stand still until it's up for everyone. That is the way we live together. Do you understand?

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The Overcomer Matrix, short version of Ivo Sasek’s speech sasek.tv/de/grenzenlos/kurzfassungbotschaft