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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
Regarding the social organisation of peaceful tribes, which you have mentioned, modern
humans, indeed, have much to learn here. It’s particularly noteworthy that everyone
lived in peace and friendship, and the most experienced person unselfishly and actively
helped people, living according to the ideology of Good, without any privileges or
power in the community. In general, he lived like the rest of his people. It’s a good
example for those people who today consider themselves to be leaders and priests, that
is, politicians and ministers of church. I think that any sensible nation would like to have
such a social organisation. Here’s an interesting comparison: if an experienced person in
the past, living like everyone else, helped with his knowledge to society in practice,
working with people individually, in modern world, priests and politicians not only exist
separately from people, but they also try to strengthen their power by means of mass
moods through various promises. Although in fact, if we follow historical examples of
even thousands of years old, nobody has ever fulfilled these promises. For priests and
politicians, this is just an ancient game of promises based on people's beliefs.
Rigden: Simply, it is necessary to understand why it happens this way and why society
itself supports this process, each time stepping on the same rake. All this is predictable
when consumer thinking dominates in society. What are the promises of politicians and
priests? For those in power, this is just a method of manipulating the masses, that is,
public mood. This is a game on desires and aspirations of, I emphasise, the masses, the
thinking patterns of which are formed through mass media owned by those in power.
For the masses, promises and assurances of politicians and priests are an expression of
the consumer format that has nothing to do not only with true spirituality but also with
fulfilling what has been promised. What the masses have been promised to be “given
and provided for free” is what people already consider as their own in their thoughts and
live by this illusion of hope. The matter here is only about personal gain, which affects
their financial interests. Knowing this consumer desire of people, priests and
politicians simply manipulate the mood of the masses.
For example, while people live hoping that the priests and politicians will keep their
promises, the latter safely go about their business. As soon as discontent starts brewing
in society and people run out of patience, a political theatre of action unfolds. Incitement
of negative sentiments begins in society with the help of priests and politicians.
Rumours are spread from their circles about who exactly is deceiving people and who is
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