Evil: Against Humanity

Evil, which is self-serving, prevents humanity from realising the knowledge of ultimate good and evil. Once this is understood, humanity can never be manipulated again. There are many levels, or yanas, of understanding good and evil.

Evil uses plausibility to model weak minds into consent. Even campaigning against such manipulation is part of the illusion – a belief in a false reality – and something organised for the masses to complain about.

Images and words are being altered daily to portray an agenda of fear that the witless follow. In 1930, George Orwell predicted this scenario in his book, “1984”. If this crime against humanity hasn’t registering in our mind, then its purpose has been fulfilled …

Our reality is consciousness, pure and simple. We do not fight against evil as that is what it wants; an exaggerated reaction confuses a situation, perpetuating it and causing sides to be drawn up. Any reaction given to a narcissist is fuel. We can see this every day. Evil feeds off our emotions, and laughs when we hold up our banners and protest. The media feeds off this, and we lap it up.

Simply stop believing. Bad things can be done to our body and mind, but mind essence – pure consciousness – remains unaffected.

The purpose of meditation is to realise this.
Meditation isn’t a lifestyle treat.

Attached to a religion,
we become exaggerated.

The brighter the light, the darker the shadows
– and the easier it is to see.