The Eternal Culture

Relatives, the time has come to reintroduce ethics to public discourse.  Ethics can be described as spiritual law, known through the world as the dharma.

The dharma is not affiliated with any organized religion.  Dharma is scientific, and would be labeled as what science refers to as the Laws of Nature.  The Buddha, perhaps the most famous proponent of the dharma, was not affiliated with any organized religion (religious priests tried to assassinate him - sound familiar?) and would, by western scientists, be considered an agnostic scientist par excellence.  For that matter, Jesus the Nazarite, while affiliated with a particular organized religion, deliberately blasphemed it ("hypocrites", he called the religious leaders) and pointed out that it was really just a too-big-to-fail-bank disguised as religion.  Then he taught the esoteric tantric path which needed no organized religion whatsoever.  They had him whacked, of course.

The Dharma is the Law of Nature.  Nature, of course, being predominantly nonphysical, Dharma also is the Law of the Nonphysical, or Spiritual Law.  Just as there is neither Christian anger nor Muslim anger, but rather a universal anger, so may we also discern that there is neither Hindu suffering nor Buddhist suffering, but rather there is universal suffering.  The law of gravity applies equally to both Muslims and Jews, and spiritual law is the same.    Muslim gravity is no different from Jewish gravity - there are merely gravity, in accordance with the Law of Nature.  Likewise, spiritual law applies equally to everyone.  And the Law of Nature says:

"As ye sew, so shall ye reap."
 
As we believe, so will we perceive.

This is the Law of Karma.  Out there is a reflection of our thoughts, so we are creating "out there" in here.  We receive what we believe.

Our suffering world, then, is a consequence of our suffering beliefs.

We believe we are required to suffer.  The West has been indoctrinated with Original Sin. Because we believe we must suffer, we put up with suffering willingly, instead of healing the situation, and creating global peace on Earth already.  We are programmed to believe we must suffer, and the obvious possibility of global peace and prosperity is removed from public discourse.  Problem solving is being purged from our minds, and we are succumbing to mental slavery.

Because we have been programmed to believe that we must suffer for our karma (pardon me - for Original Sin), we believe we must suffer, and so we live in a world full of suffering.

The truth is we are free.  We are free to choose unconditional peace and joy.  This is our only freedom.  If we believe we must suffer then we will, for our beliefs are the only thing capable of hemming in our freedom to choose good feelings.

If we believe in feeling good - if we believe that joy is a choice, not a circumstance - then as a warrior we choose to feel good, and in making that choice we create a better-feeling reality, which improves our circumstances, which gives us a circumstance to feel good about, which leads to a self-fulfilling prophecy of feeling-good-makes-us-feel-better.

And so forth.  The better we feel, the better our creation feels to be inside of.  We are living inside the creation of our minds, relatives, so let's start thinking happier thoughts and believing happier stories.  The higher our level of optimism, and our level of enthusiasm (in Theos - with God), the more inspired our manifestations become.

Only one possible future lies ahead of us - a sustainable future.  The long-term survival rate for all other futures fades to zero.  And so we find ourselves spiraling faster towards the cultural bottleneck which weeds out all unsustainable thoughts and actions, including the dissonant frequency known as negativity.  This cultural bottleneck which requires paring out all unsustainable culture practices in order to survive in perpetuity provides space only for sustainable culture, which will necessarily be aligned with Laws of Nature, the Laws of the Dharma.

And how do we build that culture?  What laws must we adhere to?
 
Five simple axioms:    

-Gardening must be the centerpiece of public education.

-Industrial hemp must be the cornerstone of economic and ecological rehabilitation.

-Meditation must be the focus of scientific research and development.

-Usurious, privately owned central banks must be abolished, odious debts must be forgiven, and auditable blockchain technology must be used to ensure voting transparency.
   
-Publicly elected representatives must spend one third of their term in office managing soup kitchens in their respective districts.

These five axioms lead to a global civilization in alignment with the Laws of Nature.  Being sustainable, this civilization has no end date.  Indeed, this civilization has always existed, and we are merely remembering what we have always known.  The task of Dharma Warriors is to believe in a culture harmoniously and perpetually aligned with imperishable truth-
 the immortal culture, the eternal culture, the culture of the Dharma.