Welcome to Fer Real or Fraud—the section where I roast:
Misused buzzwords
Internet prophets
Fake depth
Real confusion
And that one guy on TikTok selling Quantum Masculine Gut Health for $997
I’m not here to expose people in general.
I’m here to expose the misused buzzwords.
Because this industry is no longer about growth.
It’s about delusion for profit.
It’s a fantasy generator fueled by followers, funnels, and false gurus.
“Raise your vibration.”
“Quantum healing.”
“Aligned manifestation.”
“Abundance frequency.”
“5D relationships.”
“High-integrity expansion containers.”
“Spiritual CEO energy.”
You ever stop and think:
What the hell are they even saying?
Because they don’t know either.
They’ve just repeated the words enough times that they feel real.
“Words don’t create reality.
They create hallucinations.
Then people mistake the hallucination for reality.”
There is no spirit without a body.
There is no impact without action.
Try manifesting your groceries next time you're hungry.
Let me know how that goes.
You can’t “align your abundance chakras” without a working wrist to tap your damn card.
“Spirit comes from the Latin spiritus—it means breath.
And you’re not breathing if your body isn’t moving.”
No, really.
Most of these people aren’t malicious.
They’re not trying to fool you.
They’re just repeating what fooled them.
The hypnosis is generational now.
It started with The Secret, a book that somehow filled 198 pages…
...without a single mention of action.
“Thinking about action is not action.
Intending action is not action.
Only action is action.”
No matter how many gurus say otherwise.
Drop your phone on concrete.
See what happens.
Your spiritual lens doesn’t stop gravity.
Your third eye doesn’t pay your rent.
Your manifestation journal doesn’t change your nervous system.
“People confuse imagination with transformation.
But mental fantasy ≠ embodied mastery.”
You’ve seen them:
The guy standing in front of a Lambo he doesn’t own
The “coach” filming from an Airbnb he’ll be evicted from in 48 hours
The 19-year-old “veteran brand consultant” whose entire business is screenshots of other people’s quotes
The fake mystic who “channels” Atlantean beings but can’t pay rent
These aren’t thought leaders.
They’re illusion influencers.
It all starts small.
A post about “energetic alignment.”
A podcast on “divine masculine power codes.”
A group that believes action = forcing.
A mentor who tells you to rest for a year and wait for life to ‘arrive.’
And before you know it…
You’re broke, tired, and unfulfilled—
but vibrating at the highest frequency of delusion known to man.
This section exists to save your brain from digital hypnosis.
To return your feet to the ground.
To rebuild your compass.
Because the truth?
The only way to interact with the physical world…
is with your physical body.
“You don’t need quantum wealth.
You need a backbone, a plan, and two working hands.”
All this linguistic nonsense is just that:
an excuse not to act.
People have convinced themselves that thinking is doing.
That vibes replace accountability.
That language equals progress.
It doesn’t.
Try building a chair with nothing but good intentions.
Try raising a child with nothing but frequency alignment.
You’ll see.
“Repetition is divine.
The nervous system respects what you repeat.
Not what you label.”
Because we’ve all been fooled.
Even me.
I wasted years in this nonsense.
Trying to “align” instead of train.
Trying to “elevate” instead of act.
And now?
I’m here to slap some sense back into the game.
With humor.
With precision.
With a little fire.
This isn’t a witch hunt.
It’s a wake-up call.
The world doesn’t need more mystical influencers.
It needs more real ones.
People who embody their values.
People who move the world with their actions.
People who roast nonsense with style and truth.
If you’ve ever been gaslit by a guru, confused by a coach, or hypnotized by a hashtag…
You’ve found your home.
This is Fer Real or Fraud.
“If your ‘frequency’ can’t pay the bills—
it’s time to start building.”
Until next time.
Catch you somewhere between a screenshot and a spiritual meltdown.
— Pablo