I didn't quite believe in Evil before stumbling into the catacombs of child trafficking cabals. From a spiritual standpoint I believed there to be a divine force (God) with the 'opposing force' simply being the absence or diminished percentage of God... Not strong enough to have earned its own notorious label. I was wrong. These systems of societal control and power abuse are very obviously the collective representation of evil. I prefer thinking tactically about what a solution to our situation looks like decades down the line and the biggest question was "will we ever be able to defeat them? Will we be able to eliminate these cabals of collective evil??"
Well I think the foundations for a solution are revealed in this YT clip where Alan Watts talks about Carl Jung and his ideology on the subject. I'll let you guys watch it for yourselves but will also follow the link with a summary of the solution. https://youtu.be/Jr_20uEVOiE
According to Jung, the main mistake made is assuming that the world is embroiled in a battle of good vs. evil that will never be resolved, when in actuality it's not a battle at all! There is a deeper layer where no opposing forces exist and we can call that unified field of divinity. The problem that occurs when we operate within the realm of division is that when we recognize evil within ourselves or others we immediately take up arms against it. This actually represses the evil and in turn causes it to be projected elsewhere and you get situations where you end up becoming the evil you set out to defeat in the first place :)
THE SOLUTION - being able to take a step back into unified field and realize that we are all capable of evil... At the core of this evil is really power abuse, and we are all guilty of that to some degree. And think about trying to deal with these situations if you were abused as a child and raised up within this structures?
"To the degree that the person becomes conscious that the evil is as much in himself as in the other, to this same degree he is not likely to project it onto some scapegoat and commit the most criminal acts of violence on other people"
Now I'm getting pretty tired so I'm not going to go further with the implications, but will say this... We have to make sure we don't eliminate this current system of evil at the expense of creating another one to take its place. That's the danger that can be prevented with a solution derived from more cultured cognitive approach.
Hope people read/listen and enjoy hehe. Looking forward to feedback goodnight!
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Piscina ago
Jung was a student of Freud. Jung said that we all have a 'dark side' which, if we attempt to deny it and not integrate it, will be projected on to others. You can see this on a personal micro level and on a larger scale, where countries accuse other countries of what they themselves are guilty of but cannot acknowledge. Jung loved applying his theories to myths, and John Campbell has written a series of books about Jung.
I too struggle with some of what you're saying. In the spirit world, all that is supposed to exist is love and goodness. We experience suffering on earth because of the duality here. As spiritual beings and parts of God, we are supposed to have created the physical world so that we could incarnate and experience hardship to know what we are not and to discover our true selves as spirits. That's what I've read, and it has resonated with me. But now, after reading and seeing these horrible pizzagate stories, I'm beginning to think that there is a satan, perhaps created by the collective minds of the fuckwits who believe and worship him.
All I know for sure is that Jesus taught us to love one another and be kind. And they are the teachings I choose to follow.
Touchdown50 ago
I studied both but jung gave me a headache.