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ceetee9
12th January 2017, 23:38
The more I read, see, hear, and experience the more convinced I am than ever that we all live under one form of tyranny and oppression or another. I’m not talking just about those who live under governments of which most of us will agree are tyrannical (such as these (http://www.therichest.com/rich-list/5-most-shockingly-oppressive-governments/)), but all governments including the United States government.

Tyranny and oppression can take many forms and degrees of severity. It can come in the form of false teachings and information designed to manipulate the victim(s) into believing what the oppressor(s) wants them to believe—generally to the advantage of the oppressor(s). For example, Eminent Domain has been used in this country to expropriate private property, ostensibly, for the “greater good.” Yet, like most powers the government has been granted, they are never enough (e.g., Eminent domain abuse violates private property rights (http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/246691-eminent-domain-abuse-violates-private-property-rights) and Foul Ball: Ten Cities that Used Eminent Domain for Sports Stadiums (http://ij.org/action-post/foul-ball-ten-cities-that-used-eminent-domain-for-sports-stadiums/)). How is it that the government can use its power to confiscate “private property” from many citizens for another wealthy citizen (or corporation) so they can “make” millions of dollars from the public for something as “necessary for the greater good” as a Sports Stadium?

An ever increasing number of people in this country have all they can do to keep food on the table, a roof over their head, and clothes on their back. They’re told that if they keep working hard and are persistent that they too will achieve the “American Dream” for themselves and their families. Yet, according to a 2013 NPR article, nearly 50 Million people live in poverty in the US (http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2013/11/06/243498168/how-many-americans-live-in-poverty). That’s less than 1 in 6 and I’m sure that number hasn’t improved in the last three years. Meanwhile the very rich continue to get very much richer. According to this US News Article (http://www.usnews.com/news/slideshows/top-1-percent-get-richer-as-world-wealth-gap-widens-says-oxfam), “in 2015, just 62 individuals had the same wealth as 3.6 Billion people.” That’s 62 people in the world who have as much wealth as half of the entire world’s population. And these individuals, and those who aspire to become one of them, believe they “earned” their money. If that mentality wasn’t so sick and twisted it would be laughable.

There are many, many more (and better) examples that demonstrate how we are being oppressed under an ever increasingly out-of-control tyrannical government, but I don’t want this to turn into a book and I want to say some things about spiritual and/or higher intelligences tyrannical control.

One of, if not THE, most important issue I have wrestled with most of my life that relates to this topic (i.e., Absolute Tyranny) is this: If there is a Supreme Being, God if you will, and that entity is truly omnipotent and the epitome of unconditional love, benevolence, caring, etc. (all the accolades we humans attribute to goodness), how could, and why would, that entity do nothing to put an end to war, hate, torture, murder, violence, oppression, poverty, hunger, disease, etc. that billions of people have suffered throughout humanity’s existence? Where is the unconditional love in that? And please don’t recite the “God works in mysterious ways” mantra. That statement illustrates to me complete capitulation and brainwashing (i.e., don’t question my/our authority). I’ll acknowledge that I’m only human and don’t pretend to understand an omnipotent intelligence, but it still seems to me that, if there is such a thing as good and evil (and not just IS) and we stupid humans can determine—at least to some degree—what is good and evil, right and wrong, that those concepts should not escape the Creator. And, if that is so, then the Creator must be playing a very bad game with us by creating us with these, seemingly innate, tendencies to do evil and then give us some rules to not do those things, but allow us to do those things to each other, and then, perhaps, punish us in some way (e.g., reincarnation to try again) if we do. This form of insanity I would more likely attribute to, what we refer to as, the Devil not an unconditionally loving God.

But what if it wasn’t a Supreme Being who created us and this sick world? What if it was a highly technologically advanced (albeit, spiritually challenged) civilization (or multiple civilizations) that created us as an experiment? This makes more sense to me, but then I have to wonder how any civilization could become so technologically advanced (and spiritually depraved) before destroying itself (or being destroyed by an even more advanced civilization)? Yet again, this begs the question: What created that/those civilizations? Is all of it some grand experiment—perhaps to see which will prevail, Good or Evil?

There’s no doubt that governments (and possibly ETs/EDs working with them or who have their own agenda) hold sway over us while we’re alive on Earth and if there is a Supreme Being Creator it holds sway over us in the Spiritual realm.

I have no answers, only a multitude of questions—far too many to even begin to address in a simple blog like this. But the point I’m attempting to make here is: if all governments and the Creator (or Creators) are no better than we individuals, how can any of us ever hope to escape the Absolute Tyranny?

What are your thoughts?

WhiteLove
13th January 2017, 00:27
One can on one hand argue that A) everything is true and false, it is all based on the subjective consciousness. One can also argue that B) no everything is not true and false, some things are true, some things are false. The simple question hence becomes, why don't we have the answer to A) and B), we have collectively had time to sort it out over decades. Let's say for instance there are something like absolute truth and that love, peace and truth are very high up on that absolute truth scale, this is btw. what I believe based on direct experience, then the fact that humans have not collective reached this kind of conclusion, that describes the nature of the issue - that we are at a certain distance to truth. The interesting follow up question hence becomes - why?! And it is when this "why" question comes up that you have to understand what absolute truth describes in order to be able to understand what "distance" means. My theory about this is that absolute truth is the degree to which love is released from limitation. So in other words when we look at wars on our planet for instance, it appears love can be wrapped in layers upon layers of limitations in which it goes from unconditional love to more and more conditional love, over to so much limitation on the love that it finally turns into hate. The conditioning and limiting of things in general also appears to be alien to unconditional love and absolute truth. So my assumption is hence similar to this:

A) Free energy cannot be extracted from nature.
B) Energy can be extracted from nature, but limited to the oil resources etc.
C) Free energy exists and can be tapped in infinite amounts

Which of the above options is most true? I would answer C, because it is the least limiting option. Absolute truth tends to release limitations the higher or more absolutely true it is. It goes to infinity, meaning that there is forever more unconditional love.

We appear to have integrated a certain level of unconditional love, but for whatever reason we still have lots of limitations to remove. The question hence becomes, why is it taking so much time?! How hard can it be?! Why are we lacking truth awareness?!

It is at this point we can form conspiracies about what is enforcing all of the limitation and why?! So this prelude has now led me to the topic of tyranny.

I think it is a fair conspiracy, because there must be seeds in reality that tend to enforce some degree of limitation when it comes to truth awareness and love.

I think we can escape tyranny by collectively removing limitations in general and especially from love, peace and truth. This will bring us closer to absolute truth and when we through this more and more unconditional love reach peace we are at this point totally free from any kind of tyranny. So we must remove that which removes that which makes us aware of truth and we must do this collectively. At the same time we must remember unconditional love is something far greater than we can understand from our current limiting perspective, hence we must really trust the message of "just love unconditionally". So personally and collectively must learn to remove all of the limitations we are placing on love. This will lead us down a road towards peace. Once we have reach peace, then we are free. So the best validation of whether we are at peace or not, is whether we are free or not. If we are not free because we need to abide by tons of rules, regulations, limitations etc. then we are also not at peace. So peace is not only a state of mind, it is also that which describes our overall level of freedom. Without limitations we would be incredibly free, hence why we need to remove limitations in order to reach peace, most of all limitations and conditions we place on love, but also limitations and conditions in general.

Limiting thought patterns are not good for humans.

shaberon
13th January 2017, 01:41
We might not be able to escape.

I would expect corruption to be the standard and outlive any of us by many generations.

The governments can only regulate the conditions of one's outer form, and in a few places, viz. Iceland or Costa Rica, they don't do it to such a degree. Churches are probably far more mentally crippling.

In the U. S., at least, we have some options such as a constitutional convention, or simply to remove our consent to be governed. States could secede from the union. For the most part, I don't foresee much of an overhaul taking place before the IMF and petro-dollar wreck themselves.

Note: there is no "private property" unless you removed your consent and bought it with lawful money. If your lot is "zoned residential", well, it's already surrendered.

Kryztian
13th January 2017, 01:52
Even though I am told I live in "the land of the free", it certainly seems that there are many forms of tyranny withing the supposed Democracy that I am a citizen of.

But I have to wonder about what life would be like living under the worst forms of tyranny here on planet Earth: to be a farmer in North Korea and have most of your crop taken away by the government and still living at the brink of starvation, to be a woman in Saudi Arabia living a life wrapped inside a black niqab, having ones life decisions all being determined by a husband and other males, being a young child in an undeveloped country forced to work long hours in a dangerous factory, or being a sex slave, living in a developed and Democratic nation, but at the mercy of a mafia-like organization that would punish or kill you if you tried to claim those rights of others in your world. I have to imagine that these people still find moments of joy in their lives, probably just as many as the rest of us do, and they also have issues to complain about that have nothing to do with how we outsiders perceive their lives.

Even if we humans managed to establish a political, economic and social system that we deemed to be fair in terms of being equitable, fair and free, I still think we would find plenty of forms of tyranny to complain about: the tyranny of other people who either won't give us the attention we need or leave us alone , the tyranny of sickness and old age, even the tyranny of gravity that keeps us soaring to the heights we wish to ascend. Our expectations and our will lead us in one direction, but reality brings us to another. Isn't their a better reality we can incarnate into?

Even worse than the phrase "God works in mysterious ways", I hate it when I hear: "But, you chose to come here!" - the idea that we chose, before we came to this planet and to our current bodies, to have this life, to put up with sufferings of this reality. What utter B.S. That person (a.k.a. "me") can not remember making that decision and feels no connection to the entity that may have made it, therefore I can safely say "I did not choose to put up with all this crap!".

We could improve our economic, social and political system, but will that end the tyranny of existence here on planet Earth???

Curious77
13th January 2017, 19:11
We can suppose a lot of things -- might even seem rather simple when humankind could perhaps look back to a time when they thought they were primary in the universe and alone.
But when we start to wonder if we are hybrids at the least and subject to alien DNA and will, then things get more complicated.
Even more complicated when people on this earth or those from other planets introduce violence into the mix.
Humanity has never found a way to deal with the violence of the few among us who want absolute control and power for themselves.
Hard for most of us to understand that anyone gets up every morning thinking about how to gain control over other people -- in fact,
groups of people and whole populations.

Suppose we all do live 100 lives -- or a thousand lives -- and eventually experience what we ourselves put in play or tolerate right now?
Reincarnation makes more sense, but teaching it became "inconvenient" for elites when religions used to teach it.
It awakened us spiritually which is what it should be all about, to not do harm to the following generations.
Those who control us today control the past, the present and our futures.
Who are those who rule over us -- those we aren't permitted to criticize is one answer.
And they are increasingly bringing violence, domination, suffering, torture and death to humanity and the planet.

Noelle
13th January 2017, 20:12
I have never been a "doom and gloom" person. Even before my wake up call, I was filled with hope, and that's despite, like so many others, struggling through life. It got me through the days and and it was something to look forward to when I got up in the morning. Sometimes this hope was specific to me or my life, but often it was general, just this feeling that there is something greater ahead. Now that I am awakening, I have more hope than ever before for what's to come. I am at a point now where I am really questioning what this feeling known as "hope" really is. Where does it come from? Maybe it is the higher self, which knows all of our incarnations and why we choose them, urging us on, to continue evolving, no matter how dark it gets.

Gillian
13th January 2017, 21:50
As mentioned in other posts, we need ET disclosure. That will mess with heads that are still asleep and while they sort out how to move forward after having their belief systems debunked, we can introduce Ubuntu. Getting rid of money might also help although that is really part of Ubuntu.

wnlight
14th January 2017, 17:57
White love, in your free energy example,

A) Free energy cannot be extracted from nature.
B) Energy can be extracted from nature, but limited to the oil resources etc.
C) Free energy exists and can be tapped in infinite amounts

The true answer should be (C), but due to the control of multinational energy corporations which are in turn controlled by TPTB, the operative answer for ordinary people is (A).

We are told that "we chose to live in this life on this planet at this miserable time" and yet, perhaps, is our spirit that made that decision. Furthermore, we must keep our times in perspective. There have been many miserable times for millennia in nearly every part of our Earth. If you read through the known history of mankind, you will find wars and rumors of war in every century. And these wars are interspersed with floods and famine, quakes and volcanos and fires and many other natural disasters. If you were fortunate like me to grow up in the (quite abnormal) time of the "American Dream" when it was real. And if you were white like me, then you may have enjoyed the good life that is now evaporated into the nightmares of today. Think about it. The realization of that dream was limited to only a few ordinary people and only for one generation.

The people of the United States today are living under the rule of the Fourth Reich. It is no longer "the land of the free and the home of the brave." My wife and I left the USA because we could not financially afford to remain. One of the best ways to destroy the middle class is to hit them hard when they are down, when they are ill and need the extremely expensive health care. The unaffordable health care act did not offer any help to us. Many now hope for change for the better in the USA under the regime of Donald Trump, but I remember that same hope eight years earlier when Barack Obama was sworn in. It may be that (Oh, I cannot write it) that people will have to take matters into their own hands! I remember in 1985 standing inside the Jefferson memorial reading those brave words chiseled in stone that if I had uttered out loud I would have most likely been thrown in jail. "We Hold These Truths ..." Now, today, who knows what might happen?

We escaped to life in a lower level of government control by moving to a socialist country that the US Government and media hates with passion.