[Christo888]

Yes, the me me me me is quite pronounced. I figured it was the sheer dominant mindset of gathering as much money from the system as possible and the competition of learning as much knowledge as possible as to how to go about acquiring as much money as possible has certainly tainted the mix. The more money one gains the more money one wants, or the less money one has the more money one needs. This has become a deep seated motivation within the very makeup of humanity, my observation anyway. Many years of doing presentations to potential investors to raise capital for a business startup has revealed the polarity trap, for the subject of money. The gap becomes larger in the classes as those who gain their wealth are less likely to remember that providing the wealth to another to get up and running is the very thing that pays it forward to increase the momentum of a good economy, instead I've noticed a closing off, an isolation of protecting what wealth they have accumulated so that no one can take it from them or they are afraid of losing it. We have all been taught to gather outside of ourselves using a system that is controlled and benefits for the most part those whom created it.

I suppose a transition is beginning where many will begin to wonder how to gather their needs and wants for experiencing life that is not dependent on outside systems or to allow the fate of one's own life's work and efforts to be at the mercy of a few leaders who claim to know what they are doing which is being proven that is very far from the truth. Self-Empowerment, personal responsibilty and the exerted effort to practice manifesting personal desires within the context of understanding the 4 laws is so far the best understanding I have found (for those who may have never heard this before). Interesting contemplation - change will occur whether we want it or not, it is the resistance that hurts!