The technological advances of recent decades have been dazzling. We’re beginning to talk more openly about the presence of extraterrestrials and the Galactic Federation of Worlds. Space exploration is intensifying, despite the fairly primitive (rocket) level of current propulsion. The integration of technology within the human binomial, the creation of human cyborgs and drones by the deep state and even by governments less influenced by these shadowy henchmen, is progressing at a bewildering pace.
In this context, the fate of humanity is uncertain. The ecological damage caused by industrial technology and wars is worsening at an appalling rate. Constant conflicts are being provoked by the deep state against the backdrop of an era in which more and more countries want a peaceful, multipolar world that respects the cultures and ways of each country. Despite this, these countries are also obliged to equip themselves with increasingly modern tools of war to counter the morbid attacks of this evil despots, who cling desperately to their hegemony. Despite this intensification of conflicts on a planetary scale, the deep state seems to be losing more and more control. The world is undergoing a profound transformation.
Yet the majority of humanity today still lives in an agrarian world, a simple life close to nature. The values most essential to who we are, souls evolving towards increasingly luminous states, where death and old age no longer exist, are more in search of simplicity and peace than the stressful world of technocratic civilization. Truly evolved souls close to enlightenment are increasingly detached from the accumulation of material goods and dehumanizing technologies. A very interesting dichotomy! It’s fascinating to observe this change of era, where there are such wide gaps between what humans really are, and the extreme dependence on technology of those who live in technocratic civilization.
My book THE PHILOSOPHY OF NATURE, describes with clarity how nature teaches us truth and reality; how it enables emotional balance and shapes the human body with strength, health and resilience. This is in sharp contrast to life in the midst of technology, where spiritual and religious values disappear and where apparently everything stops at death. The resulting visceral and unconscious fear means that medical care has become increasingly dehumanized. In this technocratic world, many people are often confused when it comes to defining their sexual orientation (wokism). Yet this is crucial to the balance of the emotional body. In this technical world, we see how the body loses its physical strength and is no longer able to withstand the slightest changes in temperature. These people are completely lost when it comes to finding the food, clothing and shelter they would need in a natural world, if technology were to fall. Which is quite possible, given the intensity of the ecological, climatic and environmental disasters that are increasing every year.
I confess that I find all this very fascinating to observe, yet at the same time I am completely detached from it all. My daily orientation is towards spiritual practice, a state of being that is not at all concerned by a world living in such illusions. Yet I have to use technology every day. This week I had an electric car for a day while mine was at the garage. I was having fun like a kid with a new toy. But in the end, when the morning and evening come and I’m immersed in the light of eternal truths through the grace of spiritual practice, all that disappears and only the fundamental truths remain.
Everything is constantly changing, that’s the only constant. It’s good to not be attached to where our ordinary thoughts go, but to live fully in the experience of the present moment. Thoughts are useful for the daily grind, but in appreciating reality and truth it’s more important to be an observer, a witness and remain neutral. Nothing remain the same, everything transforms and is ever changing. Reality is found in our consciousness, illuminated and enlightened by the soul and spirit. There, in that light, we see that everything is infinite space, and at the same time empty of everything. From this emptiness all things emanate, and all things return to emptiness. Ultimate reality completely eludes any attempt at definition. It lies in the enlightened awareness of the eternal moment.