Today, I can’t seem to get the red pill/blue pill scene from The Matrix out of my head. When an idea “pops” in your head and keeps coming back, it might be trying to tell you something.
It’s time for me to look further into it, which is about reality.
In the scene, Morpheus offers Neo a choice between the Blue Pill and the Red Pill. If Neo takes the blue, he continues to live in a computer-generated world. If he takes the red, he will enter the real world so that he can escape from the Matrix.
There are many levels of meaning in just the colors of the pills alone.
Blue is a cool color, representing peace and serenity. It is the color of the sky, which reflects our perception of water, even though water itself is clear.
Red is a warm color, representing the heat of passion, both love and anger. It is the color of fire, which warms as well as burns.
Blue has always been my favorite color. If I was given the choice of pills without knowing what either did, I would have chosen the Blue Pill.
Out of favorite colors, blue is the most popular in the world. Here in the USA, red lags behind green and purple.
You have to consider that some things are just not appealing so maybe I wouldn’t take the blue pill because it’s plain odd. For me, blue Gatorade is just the most curious beverage and even if it is the best flavor in the world, I might not like it. So I never tried it.
Here in the United States, we have started coloring the states with two colors instead of using other colors in the crayon box.
I remember coloring a map of the USA back in 4th grade for a class contest. I was excited to beautify my mimeographed copy of America. I wanted to use as many colors as possible from my box of 64 Crayola crayons (with the sharpener on the box). A highlight of my school memories was getting a copy fresh from the mimeograph machine, with its fresh smell and crisp purple lines.
Red and blue mixed together make purple. In terms of color, we are a purple nation. I’II think I’ll skip the Pharmaceuticals of the Matrix and take the purple crayon.
I like coloring, No, I love it. I wish I had time to color but lately, the time has been speeding by. Maybe you noticed it also?
Today is 12/21, so I made the graphic with the time of 12:21.
Here is information about 1221 from Joanne Walmsley’s Sacred Scribes Angel Numbers blog:
Number 1221 is a combination of the influences of number 1 (appearing twice, amplifying its influences) and the vibrations of number 2 (also appearing twice, magnifying its attributes and resonating with the Master Number 22). Number 1 brings its energies of creation and new beginnings, progress and motivation, striving forward, inspiration and initiative, achieving success, fulfilment and happiness. Number 1 also reminds you that you create your own experiences and realities with your beliefs, thoughts and actions. Number 2 brings its attributes of balance and harmony, partnerships and relationships, adaptability, diplomacy and co-operation, encouragement, duality, faith and trust and serving your Divine life purpose and soul mission. Number 2 appears twice, relating it to the Master Number 22 (Master Builder) – the number of philanthropy and service to humanity. Number 22 is the number of Archangel Raphael and resonates with vision, practicality and common sense.
The repeating Angel Number 1221 reminds you to be grateful for all the blessings in your life, and for those yet to come. When you express an ‘attitude of gratitude’ you manifest even more blessings. Your angels ask you to follow your Divine life path with passion and purpose.
Angel Number 1221 tells you that your reality is what you make it.
So which pill would you take? You don’t really have to take either.
Just keep reading my blog and you may eventually wake up in Wonderland.
Always,
Alice Always