Sometime ago, a very wise man by the
name of Chris Hodges, reached some stunning conclusions. His sentiments ran
thus:
“We now live in a
nation where doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, universities
destroy knowledge, governments destroy freedom, the press destroys information,
religion destroys morals, and our banks destroy the economy.”
What can I say, when the man is right—he’s right.
Then I asked myself what, if any, other than the stupidity
and greed of the perpetrators, might be the reason for all of the above. They
say that every cause has an effect, and there no effects without underlying
reasons.
Thus, what could have been, what is, the reason for the litany of devastation composed by Chris
Hodges? I repeat, there must be a reason why all of the above, if true, is
taking place.
I made a single all-inclusive suggestion in my book Delusions.
Drawing on the vast compendium of knowledge amassed by H.P. Blavatsky, I
concluded that, contrary to ‘evolutionist’, ecclesiastic or scientific
theories, we are, in fact, in an accelerated process of devolution. Every item
in Hodges’ list attests to that.
Is there a way out?
There is always a way out. First, we must remember that
devolution concerns only the general direction that affects, and controls the
masses. Individuals always have a choice. Quite simply, we must change the
direction. Instead of becoming ever more materially minded, we must reverse
direction and try to discover what is our true purpose. If we are concerned
exclusively with our physical health, with justice without mercy or
forgiveness, with control of people by extending the power of governing bodies,
by lapping up all dehumanizing events reported by our news media, with
supporting religions which have long forgotten the principles on which they
have been built, and finally by using the services of organizations built exclusively
on greed where material wealth is all that matters… then we are getting exactly
what we are seeking.
Believe it or not, Peter
and Paul (coming soon) had to face almost identical problems in their time.
Has time stopped?
May I suggest that each one of us tries to make his or her
own list of direct opposites of Hodges’ list. I did. My world is no longer
devolving. To see alternate (dire?) possibilities, try my novel Headless
World—The Vatican Incident.
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