1980's Decade of Decay

A whole book can be written about this

I'll be brief

Economic Decay

Corporate raiding in the 80's

Political Decay

Deregulation in the 1980's

Spiritual Decay

State Lotteries soured. in the 1980's

Heaven was replaced by winning number

a New breed of yuppie Preachers evangelized to vast well-heeled congregations assuring them that it was okay to be rich
excess was okay

God loved his children

He wanted each and every one of us

to enjoy all the benefits the planet had to offer

by the end of the 80's

with BS coming from all major directions

I had enough

I took my kids out of godless capitalistic indoctrinated consumer centers

and headed for  the desert

since then

watched society and the planet go to hell

in a hand basket

today everybody is a self-righteous pundit

pointing fingers at everybody but themselves

yes buster

I am talking to you

Slavery, Inequality, Fratricide -The Rise and Fall of the Super Powers

Title only so far
this is a work in progress

13 Stages of Reincarnation

25 centuries ago

long before modern evolutionary science arrived

an Indian sage named Siddhartha Gautama

stated that each of us experience 13 stages of incarnation

in order to reach Buddhahood

He also stated that all 13 lives can be accomplished in one life-time

if we really set our heart and mind to it

It is amazing how prescient he was

let us look at each stage

see if you can recognize what stage you are presently experiencing

1. Atom

2. Cell

3. plant

4. insect

5. reptile

6 mammal

humans incarnate from the animal stage at a basic level of behavioral consciousness

and then gradually learn how achieve ever higher states of social and spiritual consciousness

Human incarnations

7 selfishly-centered

8 family centered - good parent/son/daughter

9 good-neighborly centered - religiously obedient

10 socially ambitious - civic/industrial leader

11 spiritually ambitious - humanitarian mission

12. Saintly - miraculous metaphysical example

13 Avatar - Enlightened

Given the right parents and ethical up-bringing

within a tolerant and progressive society

I believe that every person born today

is capable of sequencing each higher state of consciousness

in a single live time

The Heartstart Dual-Brain Home school program

is designed to take each child through all seven lives

between conception and death

Nature or Nurture? - A Profile of Genetic Disposition

The question seems to remain open for sociologists as to whether highly principled character development is per-determined by ancestral genes or are we born with a clean slate does class count? the altruistic side of my nature would like to believe that any commoner born to a low class working family can be cultivated to exhibit noble sentiments reality says otherwise any animal-breeder will tell you right away that it is in the genes that it takes generations to breed good pedigree and so too is it with the human animal this is not to say that an occasional peasant will rise to the occasion and exhibit a noble spirit but that is rare the reason why the question remains open is because it is not politically correct in a democratic society where everybody is presumed to be born equal to classify our social structures the added specter of being accused of eugenics does little to bring clarity this evasion of calling a spade a spade flies in the face of science itself Darwin has proved that the development of the fittest is accomplished via a gradual process of natural selection and that the transformation from base stock takes time and circumstance India one of the the origins of civilized human development constitutes that we are born to be who we are more or less affirming that it is all in the genes and defines its social structure into four distinct classes of graduated character refinement the peasant caste the merchant caste the warrior or ruling caste and the Brahman or priest caste For me the question has always been what then distinguishes each class from the next I see the peasant as a fundamentally ethical human being the result of 100,000 generations of human evolution who's character is more or less governed by natural family values who's survival is dependent on prevailing political ideologies willing to work for anybody for a living even migrate for that reason with no particular set of higher principles or estate ambitions to alter and refine basic behavior I see the merchant middle class as ambitious individuals self-determined to rise above basic family values in order to improve their lot in life with no higher principles than that of the private profit motive and some degree of municipal well being that will keep their business profitable I see the warrior or noble class as those few who have risen above the merchant/consumer mentality and are principally concerned with the larger ideological needs that promote local and national stability all three of the above classes conform to the gradual process of natural selection with birth more or less regulated by class marriage taboos the fourth class that of the shaman/priest/ healer/teacher/psychologist/philosopher is not selected by Nature or by nurturing I believe this caste is intuitively "called" to service by Divine Design and can be born into any of the other three classes any other thoughts on this?