The Eternal Quest

i. It focuses on the “morality” of peoples’ sexual lives, whether they drink or not, pray or not,
attend places of worship or not and so on in order to incriminate and label people as “immoral”
whilst the immorality of destroying the whole of society goes on unquestioned;
ii.
The reason why it is unquestioned is that people in such societies are acutely aware of the real
danger to their lives at every level that can occur when one questions the majority of those with
greater economic and coercive power;
This is because they have no conscience to stop them from stooping to the lowest levels of
immorality in order to protect their power if anyone questions them.
iii.
The more exploitative and oppressive a society is the more its “morality” becomes a perverse
morality – where what is most important to morality is totally ignored and what is least important
is brought to the highest place.
a. The members of those societies hold on to this false morality in order to be considered moral out
of fear of incrimination and not out of truly believing in this false morality, in other words, it all
becomes a grotesque pretence of false morality whilst in truth they are of the lowest morality and
are the most evil;
b. When those members get a chance to break away from this false morality which they pretend to
be keeping they not only unhesitatingly engage in it but engage in it to the extreme and in the
most vile ways;
c. They are inwardly envious of those persons that do not adhere to this false morality but
outwardly condemn them in order to “prove” to members of their own societies’ that they are
moral;
III.
They rarely engage in charity whether in thought, feeling or action but in fact do the contrary
(harm others) and when the majority of the economically and coercively powerful engage in
charity they mostly do so for selfish ulterior motives meant to better their name and fame and to
therefore gain greater economic and coercive power;
IV.
Members of society engage in a superficial and meaningless metaphysical life or so-called
religious life that ignores or deceptively promotes all types of oppression, immorality and evil in
the name of God, religion and spirituality leading to great harm or eventual destruction for
everyone’s biological, metaphysical psychological and sociological life.
Psychological Consequences
I. An increase in mental illness and psychological suffering of all types which in reality is only a
reflection of a pathological society;
II.
The gradual and progressive development in members of society of a false sense of inferiority
and superiority in relationship to one’s economic and coercive power: