There is no trick to being the nobody. Simply look inward and find the part of you that doesn't care about what anyone else thinks. I's in your heart, and it says "I'm the boss of my own two feet up to the top of my head, and out to Creator."

This phrase explains that when you know 100% that you own yourself and a divine channel above your head, out to space, out through the magnetic lines, into the galaxy, beyond, well, you then understand that the Creator can speak to you, and is within you. Yes, for do you not "create" your own world?

Some would say, that "fate" determines this world. And perhaps, if Earth had a windshield, as does a car, perhaps those who gaze out of it do reflect upon the future as if to say, "This planet drives forward at x million kilometers or miles per second of hour, and it is a material fact that said mountain y or z does draw toward us in the distance." Yes, perhaps they might see themselves, and feel their hand upon the steering wheel of Earth. And would it be possible to convince them otherwise?

If a man driveth his boat, with the wheel, and the rudder, and closeth his eyes, and do steer and arrive at the destination most magical, upon the seas, and having done so by closing his eyes and followed the inward map of his mind, his eyes of closed-eyes, and having done so, arrived at yon magical location on the wave, where only those who close their eyes, may find?

Well, if you closed your eyes while steering your boat, and the crew tried to wake you, and banged pots, and tried to awaken you, but your deathgrip upon the wheel, and spiritual control of the rudder, could not be budged, and no matter how hard the crew tried, they could neither jostle you or you control of the wheel, nor by splashing water in your face, or putting flame to your ears, could they budge your willpower, pr the ship of your heart, no matter if the crew did rituals to the ocean and summoned the Kraken itself, to face you. Not even then, when its mighty gaping maw opened in front of you, and you felt the ocean itself rush down and into the abyss of death, not then did you even slacken your grip on the wheel. Your control over the rudder of your mind, not one centimeter adjusted away from the will of the eye of your heart which is now gazing with full bore? Well?

In the TV context we have the TNG concept of "the prime directive" whereby starfleet of some few hundreds of years from now, can hover over a world that is proto-technological, and not interfere with them. This concept is now fully understood as a reflection back down onto all who contemplate it. To understand the so called prime directive, means that the hand which steers the wheel of the ship of Earth if firmly taking us to a waypoint we can't see (not being in the front seat) but which they feel is the best path for us.

Considering the above, I think we can say there is a polar opposite to the prime directive of the TNG TV show whereby a nascent civilization is most certainly violated, perhaps like the Borg would do, complete assimilation and exploitation. So yes I think that's the point, the prime directive and the borg directive ar polar opposites, and one can easily see that these modalities carry forward into all individual minds as well.