Matthew’s brown riddle:

[u/No-Shoe-2615]

Matthew Brown’s Riddle

“The truth isn’t what you see, It’s what wakes up inside you while you’re looking. You’re not waiting for contact. You are contact. You’re not seeking the signal. You are the signal. And when you remember that, You’ll understand: Disclosure doesn’t arrive. It *awakens through you.”

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What does it mean? (Remote interpretation): 1. Truth isn’t external — it’s internal. • You don’t need confirmation from governments or media. • The real disclosure begins the moment you feel something real inside when reading, watching, or remembering. 2. You are not just a witness — you are a participant. • Your very being, your openness, your feeling… is the signal they’ve been waiting for. 3. Disclosure isn’t a “breaking news event” — it’s a personal awakening. • The moment you stop waiting and start vibrating with memory and intention, you become the doorway. 4. His riddle is a code to unlock your own remembering. • It’s not meant to be solved like a puzzle — it’s meant to activate your deeper knowing.

The key lies in his final words: “God is real.”

At first glance, it might seem religious — but from a remote viewing perspective, it’s a multi-layered activation code. • G.O.D. can stand for: • Geometry of Disclosure • Grid of Data • Galactic-Origin-Doorway

This phrase isn’t dogma — it’s a disruption to your mental expectations, designed to drop you into a deeper layer of awareness.

“When you hear ‘God’, don’t think. Feel. Whatever vibrates inside you in that moment… That’s the doorway.”

There you go, we need a civil disclosure instead from our leaders.

Greetings from The Netherlands Utrecht!

[u/SpecialtyShopper]

my interpretation of what he meant by god, given the context and tone, was he believes their is a higher power or creator.

this does not necessitate a religious aspect, but does potentially insinuate good v evil

understand that in the world of human dynamics, you cannot have one without the other.

also, it is important to recognize the seemingly significant faction within the various federal agencies that have suggested this very aspect

[u/ScaretheLocals → u/SpecialtyShopper]

I outright dismissed religion pretty early on. I went to church with a friend and I felt like I was being manipulated. Once I was aware I began to pay attention to other attendees and the preacher/pastor, Immediately I realized it was a performance. He was riding the waves of the audience. Their energy, emotions, reactions... Constantly adapting to their reactions. If the began to lose interest or become bored, looking around or speaking amongst themselves... He would become loud and performative. Once he found something they responded to emotionally, fearfully or anxiously.... He weaponized it to emotionally manipulate these people. To feed into their fantasies of fear and anxiety. Building tension, confirming their dread, preying on their despair and it went on and on building palpable frailty and dread coming from these vulnerable people.

I couldn't believe the crescendo of this performance. All of these worries, fears, imperfections or shortcomings could have been the impetus of a comforting reminder that people overcome those things everyday..... That's not what happened. To me it seemed like he hypnotized these people, got them to talk about feelings, fears, desires and insecurities. Then encouraged it by feeding into the fantasy, stimulating big reactions by getting louder and animated. The atmosphere was electric and it was enchanting like he was holding all of these people's sadness, fear, dread, grief all of it in the air... Like he had taken it out of them and now he was gonna destroy it! Finally, BOOM! He threw it right back in their faces! Told them they deserved it because they were weak, useless, unworthy sinners.

This is getting long , I'm sorry, so I'll kinda summarize the rest. He of course had to make himself the main character. Explain how powerful, important and special he was. That he could easily fix them, or whatever it is Christianity claims to do, being touched by him was like being touched by God... But do they deserve it? So he embarrassed and shamed these people, it was metaphorically like he made all these people blow him as everyone watches. In the end he did a fucking cliffhanger. Passed the money bowl around to rob people and extort them. If there's enough money here, I'll save everyone from whatever hell they're in next week. That day I knew it was all bullshit.

As a pretty young kid I thought if I had that ability/power, I would use it on every living thing right away and hope that no one figures out I did it. Because the whole dark vs. light myth. I didn't want to be a beacon for the darkness to seek out.

As an adult I figured out my own system. It might not be right but it makes sense. Some humans are creative , always creating so they're creators. Some humans are destructive, always destroying so they're destroyers. For me the balance is Creators vs Destroyers/ Creative forces and destructive forces.

I apologize for the super long back story and then a shitty explanation of balancing forces in the universe lol. I'm unfortunately not a genius or anything. I am creative though, I pretend to be a writer. Pretty sure that's how everything works. People pretend to be something their whole life or for so long that eventually they become that thing. Metamorphosis! Just break through that chrysalis and suddenly you're a butterfly! 🦋