“If there is a God, I don’t think He made us to kneel—I think He made us to run, to fall, to rise again with fire in our eyes.
A God that demands worship is no God at all. That’s a tyrant dressed in divinity.
The true Creator doesn’t crave praise—they crave potential. They don’t say ‘Obey me,’ they say:
‘I didn’t make you to worship me or figure me out. I made you to live. So go. Break things. Make things. Be astonishing.’
Because creation isn’t about control.
It’s about liberation.”
The Trouble Maker’s Manifesto
Call me a heretic, a questioner, a thorn in your doctrine—fine. Just don’t call me silent.
I was never here to preserve your comfort. I was born to disturb the waters.
I carry the sacred fire of those who refuse to bow, not out of arrogance, but out of love for what’s real.
I don’t make trouble. I reveal it.
If your truth is afraid of my question, it was never truth to begin with.
And when you call me “Trouble Maker,” say it with respect.
Because I don’t break things to destroy them.
I break things to set them free.