Especially in “Corona times” fear is very common.
It lives in each of us. The question is whether we suppress it, even intensify it, or whether we separate from it.
This poem arose from compassion for all beings living in fear.
Especially in “Corona times” fear is very common.
It lives in each of us. The question is whether we suppress it, even intensify it, or whether we separate from it.
This poem arose from compassion for all beings living in fear.
Since my childhood my view on all diseases without exception has been the following: “Every disease has its cause in an interruption of the natural flow of intelligence! Diseases have their causes within us and must therefore be rectified within ourselves.
Matter is subject to the law of change. Without change, life would be dead boring. The physical body is transient. When a person identifies with his body and sensory perception alone, fear arises. We imagine things that we do not want and then fight against them. It isn’t the change that hurts us so much, but the opposition and clinging to the imaginary.
Though the communist regimes of Eastern Europe have disintegrated, the evil specter of communism hasn’t disappeared. On the contrary, this evil specter is already ruling our world, and humanity must not harbor a mistaken sense of optimism.
Communism is neither a trend of thought, nor a doctrine, nor a failed attempt at a new way of ordering human affairs. Instead, it should be understood as a devil — an evil specter forged by hate, degeneracy, and other elemental forces in the universe. In another dimension, not visible to us, it took the form of a serpent, then that of a red dragon, and it keeps company with Satan, who hates God. It exploits low-level beings and demons to wreak havoc on humankind. The goal of the specter is to ruin humanity. While the divine offers salvation, communism tells people not to believe in the divine, attacks human morality so as to make people abandon tradition, and causes people to disregard God’s instruction and, ultimately, be destroyed.
