Hypocrisy = Reaction = Hypocrisy

It’s an unjust and demonic world.

Hypocrisy is having the pretence of a virtuous character with moral principles that one does not actually possess. If we accuse others of being intolerant, we are participants in intolerance ourselves, and this is hypocrisy.

That is the vicious cycle of existence; create a problem, get a reaction to the problem, and supply the solution which was intended in the first place. It primes us to feel at fault, which is gaslighting.

This manufactured scenario is unjust because we’ve been conditioned to believe something, and then condemned for being conditioned. It’s called ‘moving the goalposts’. The rules are changed in a situation in order to gain an advantage, and to make things difficult for people.

The hallmark of injustice is the hypocrisy of “Project Fear”,
which is meant to disturb our mental balance.

Our minds have been corrupted and, under stress, we either acquiesce or draw a line to go no further, but what do we do then? Protest? Protesting is merely reacting, which generates more hypocrisy.

To change an unjust world, we have to realise how long it’s taken to arrive at this state – and that’s how long it will take to reverse the situation. Think generations, rather than a couple of years.

All we can do is address what’s in our mind and how it got there, and recognise traits in our behaviour. It is we who have to change our way of thinking, and for that we need a clear mind to realise what we can personally do to help the world.

Think small steps, rather than a big gestures.
Think nanotechnology, where the bits all join up.

If we merely believe in others, they’ve taken over our mind. When we stop believing, we start knowing, and being tolerant of intolerance.

Tolerance is the ability to bear pain and hardship,
and needs empathetic understanding of cause and effect.

Meditation is mind training.
Silent awareness starts at the source or essence of consciousness.

Self discipline and concentration results in compassionate generosity.
Meditation is like nanotechnology – tiny moments expanding to one continuous moment.
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