Having accountability for what happens in the present moment is extremely important to reduce the power and influence of hatred culture. The lack of accountability leads us to total chaos, where unconscious minds do whatever they want to do, protected by the financial power and political influence of their peers or their own. Such a scenario segregates modern society in, at least, two distinguished groups: (a) the ones who the common laws aren’t applied at all, being bent in every possible situation observed; and (b) the ones who not only the common laws are always applied but situations where the scenes get distorted and deception takes place to force such an application. The former group is constituted by a minority who concentrate the management of the majority of the available resources; while the latter group is constituted by the majority of the population who has little or no access to the resources managed by the former group. Thus, the moment we realise the lack of accountability implies situations where museums get robbed in an apparently stealth way, it's the moment we understand the only solution to deal with such problems is treating everyone as equals, offering equal opportunities and equal accountability for what happens in the present moment. In that way, knowledge-based meritocracy will rise again as a matter of naturally rewarding who genuinely develops knowledge the most, removing the lack of accountability from the equation.
When we start keeping consciousness at hand, we start using our third eye to see the truth before us. It’s all about accountability or the lack of that. Let’s imagine we’re performing our body and mind training and we already know there’s a way to start levitating after reaching a certain level of consciousness and knowledge of our body, mind, and inner power. Thus, if we keep consciousness at hand, we would know the only way to levitate is genuinely developing our intrinsic abilities and knowledge supporting us to do so. The reward is then based on the genuine development of knowledge, i.e., knowledge-based meritocracy.
However, if instead of developing the aforementioned knowledge required to levitating, we focus our effort to change the way levitation is performed, deteriorating what’s supposed to get developed until a person is able to levitate their body through the power of their mind, we’re just finding a way of removing the accountability from that person, which characterises the wrong way of getting developed. It may feel practical on a short-term basis yet it’s extremely deteriorating in the long run.
It’s by keeping consciousness at hand that we can really understand what happens in the present moment. As a consequence, the more we take responsibility for developing our body and mind in a conscious and meaningful way, the better we understand how to access and use the unlimited power we’ve deep within, implying a knowledge-based meritocracy that rewards the ones who develop the knowledge the most.
Namaste 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓
Written by Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp).
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