Distancing You from Your Brilliance
I spent my weekend watching the Marxism, Socialism, and Communism online course presented by Hillsdale College. Yes, I know I'm the life of the party. If you have a spare three and a half hours, I highly recommend carving out the time to view this six part series. It doesn't actually take a whole weekend.
Toward the end, one particular comment by Kevin Slack jumped out at me, "The Founders looked at the potential for faction, and they said, we need to resolve the problem. Marx looked at the modern regime, and all he saw was the faction." Two approaches to the same predicament.
As we've seen with modern Marxist agendas, the us against them, divide and conquer methodology is well loved to this day. In recent years, label after label has been slapped on all of us until we feel like a lone soul in the universe bereft over the loss of anyone to understand us. Those slice by slice dissections isolate us at a profound level highlighting only our differences instead of our commonalities.
The irony is that no one will ever truly understand you, labels or not. That's the human experiment. In that, we are all united. It is truly our differences that forge the bond of mankind.
Watching the footage of Karl Marx and surveying his field of energy, I was shocked to realize that his energetic imprint is nearly identical to that of Helena Blavatsky, founder of the Theosophy movement. Creepy. Blavatsky's dark occult teachings are the foundation for a shocking number of New Age and spiritual principles that drive people to the edge of insanity today. You can trace the ideological lineage of at least half of the popular self-help celebrities back to these origins. While far more covert, these too are meant to divide and conquer to perpetuate despair and loneliness, along with laying the groundwork for energetic syphoning.
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