For Lilian and the Indigos - Above Top Secret

I posted my article on several forums and have been getting some
interesting comments and questions. The one that I found most interesting
was the question about why I am so adamant about bringing about the
abundance of the planet. I explained that it is a matter of ethics. As long
as humans are kept in the scarcity paradigm – a paradigm built around
money to define who is most “deserving” of the goods of the world, but in
actuality makes slaves of all but the few to whom the money has
aggregated – as long as we accept this system, we will be slaves, with
many dying of starvation, thirst and exposure, illness and neglect.
As long as we are controlled, leached of our money by corporations, we
will not see the cures that are deliberately hidden and suppressed so that
money can be made off our suffering, selling the patentable chemicals that
further sicken us and increase what we buy to treat the illnesses induced
by the first round of drugs.
It is an ethical choice to do all we can to bring abundance forth.
Another comment I received was when I pointed out that in an abundance
paradigm, there will be no money needed. I was accused of being a
Communist! I had to explain that Communism is a scarcity paradigm. It
is predicated on the idea that there is a finite amount of resources which
are divided up equally – each gets a “share.” In an abundance paradigm,
one may take all one needs or wants, as there is plenty for all. This does
not make Communism, but rather eliminates all money-based economies.
Capitalism, Socialism, and all such systems, based on money accounting
for what any individual might have to trade, become moot in an
abundance paradigm.
So many people are convinced that abundance “won’t work!” What about
greed, some ask. And again, I have to point out that in abundance, greed
too becomes moot. If one can have all one wants and needs, regardless of
how much that is, greed is meaningless.
Value will be placed on arts and skills – richness will be measured in
character rather than a bank account.
What about violent crimes? I point out that with a free internet allowing
people to congregate with those of like mind, as well as the ability to do as
one wishes when one wishes, few will choose to spend time with those
they do not like. Most crime is motivated by frustration – frustration over
having too little money or power over one’s own life. Even rape is a
crime of power, allowing the rapist the feeling of power over another.