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Evelyn K. Brunswick's avatar

Sounds a little like how I remember Atlantis. Except if it's set in Indonesia then it's perhaps more like Mu/Lemuria.

Humanity has, of course - at least for the most part - only forgotten all of this - their true roots, I mean.

I do have a theory about that, which, put simply, is that up until relatively recently in human history, which is at least 300k years old, for around 98% of that time there were never more than around 80 million, or 1% of the current population. Those 1% have experienced several thousand reincarnations over that time, growing and evolving as they go. Then around 6k years ago the population increases, so we have maybe a further 10% who've had, say, 60 lifetimes. Then, more recently, the population didn't reach 1 billion until around 100 or so years ago, meaning that 7 billion of current humans have only had 1 or 2 lifetimes in a human. So these are babies, or even embryos, perhaps. The 10%, however, they've had enough lifetimes to sort of understand what it's like, but then they see us, the 1%, and understand how much more evolved and spiritual we are, in an effortless way, and they become bitter and resentful, and thus become the current 'criminocracy' - they perhaps hate us more than they hate the 7 billion. Nietzsche had it absolutely right when he used the word 'resentment' (ressentiment) to encapsulate their motivation.

This is, in a very real way, an explanation for the ongoing war against the spirit, perpetrated by these monsters.

If I ever do get any disposable income, I think I shall have to buy this book. Thanks for the review, Paul. Lovely positive post, this one.

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Red Pill Poet's avatar

Inspiring!

As are the allegorical/metaphorical possibilities.

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