Beyond the blue sky, in the blackness of the universe, lies a state of consciousness, as from nothing you get nothing. An example of nothing is the mirage Washington, D.C. has made America. Pin a rose on America’s political establishment for being the world’s foremost knuckleheads.
The subatomic particles, atoms, molecules, and cells that give humans form and substance, science has finally realized, begins with a state of consciousness. Bell’s theorem proves that once connected, subatomic particles on up communicate.
Einstein, with numbers logic, proved that all things can be reduced to vibrations. So many vibrations per second can be reduced to numbers, but Einstein could not see that basic to all things is consciousness. To Einstein, numbers logic ended with the physical universe. Both the ancients and cutting edge of science apply numbers to consciousness. Without consciousness, nothing could exist.
What I’m mentioning is problematic for the makers and keepers of the law, so they deny, deny, deny. It is all for the sake of convenience, and the same for theocrats. For this reason alone, you are not likely to know the full truth about the power that lies within you. You are more likely to believe that the authorities know what is best for you. To those trained to jump through authority’s hoops, there is nothing beyond blue sky. Out of the blue jumped Barack Obama.
Einstein and all the other disconnected folks, without the power to observe the infinite state that exists before things become real, out of which state humans things become real, nevertheless, leave some of us with the power of observation. The ability allows us to turn the aspects of matter into our reality—such things as computers and atom bombs. You can surely understand that with this ability it is essential that we expand our conscious awareness.
Applying the above thoughts to our creation, in Gen. 1:26 “And God said, Let us make man in our image,” connected with Mt. 6:10, “in earth as it is in heaven,” connected with Mt. 6:22, “But seek ye first the kingdom of God,” our reality depends, you see, on how far-reaching is our awareness. Most cannot see the power to transform a thought into reality, but what makes some more able than others? More lately, as did our ancestors, we Americans have not been trained to think for ourselves.
Europeans came to America, a wilderness, with little more than people had 5,000 years ago, and in less than 200 years transformed America into an industrial giant. It took individual self-reliance and personal responsibility.
But this American independence was not good for authority. Authority was the very reason said Europeans came to America. But, alas, for the good of all, wolves in sheep’s clothing brought us the duty of government to see that, individually, we are properly cared for. The rugged individual be damned. The meek and poor are the preferred. Rob Peter to pay Paul. Government entitlement was accepted by the meek and poor, the very thing that is today bankrupting America. The meek and poor can’t find work, naturally, because they depend on government for their existence, not on the private sector that makes jobs.
Are we so cruel that we are willing to throw grandma over a cliff? We’re missing the point. The form of law can be anything, but the substance is based on long-standing principles that cannot be broken without dire consequences. It isn’t up to the vote to decide who receives and who pays. In Nazi Germany, Jews didn’t have a right to exist. Their executors were merely obeying the law. Am I the reason others are poor and needy? If you believe this, your logic and reason has been replaced by political rationalization. You are trapped—destined to be a slave of the high and mighty.
My good fortune can be attributed to the ability to reason, to do what my inner-self directs. I’ve made it my business to know the law. Jesus said his kingdom was not of this world. In Mt. 7:8, Jesus said, “For every one that asketh receiveth, and he that seeketh findeth. . .” In Mt 12:1 Jesus said, “Come unto me, all that labour and are heavenly laden, and I will give you rest.” You’ve got the choice of looking within or looking to government for help. I look at government as taking that which it is not privileged to take and giving back little.
Hitler determined what the law would be in Germany. Natural law does not originate in Washington, D.C. It is not the duty of government to provide one individual and in order to do so robbing another of his rights. Moreover, nobody is smart enough to know what is best for hundreds of millions of individuals. What is good for all can be and has been seen to deny some individuals of the right to exist. Chairman Mao said China could afford to snuff out the lives of millions.
After listening to the politicians yesterday on TV, and at this late hour all they could do is blow smoke, this duty of government they support, which began with Roosevelt, and is currently bankrupting America, find me one politician in Washington who is against government entitlement. It was politicians who established entitlements; it is politicians who lawlessly cling to government entitlement, and promise us cake while we eat it. I was here before Roosevelt’s New Deal Law—the duty of government to eliminate the individual’s self-reliance and personal responsibility. Before New Deal Law, the American people were not going morally, spiritually, and fiscally bankrupt. Don’t kid yourself. The debt government has created will never be paid. The politicians are whistling Dixie.
The family was America’s cornerstone. The law coming from Washington, D.C. is “out of the blue,” without substance, in principle no better than Nazi law. Our representatives, whether they be Republican or Democrat, are obviously committed to a mess they created and have no idea of how to fix. No, we’re not so cruel that we would push grandma over a cliff. In America, we are fair and just. We’re going to prove it, like most of the rest of the world, by becoming equally penniless.
America’s environmentalists should jump for joy, but then there is China’s emerging capitalism. I wonder how history will judge America.
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