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| ❀Looking Beyond With Ongoing Vision for America❀ |
Videos are appearing online of people who support the Democratic Party, talking about civil war or its inevitability. It's somewhat ironic, considering these are the same people who scoffed at and condemned Trump supporters, or Republicans in general, for saying that if things didn't go their way, they would revolt and a civil war would be inevitable. If you respect the democratic process, there shouldn't be any talk of civil war.
You might fear that another group, through ignorance and blindness, could enable someone like Trump to lead the country into disaster—and you may be right. However, it's essential to stay true to democratic principles: if this is what the majority of people have chosen, it's a lesson Americans may need to learn the hard way. This process aligns with democratic principles. Democracy is about people and the freedom to choose. If people refuse to take responsibility and strive for better leadership, they must learn through the consequences of their choices—even if those choices are based on ignorance. This gives people the opportunity to learn and grow over the long term, a chance they wouldn't have under a dictatorship.
Some may say, "Well, wouldn’t it have been better if the rise of Hitler had been prevented, even though he was democratically elected?" Firstly, this kind of reasoning doesn’t come from a mindset at peace with the democratic process, which means accepting that it may not always go the way you want—other people are voting, too.
Why has democracy risen and become prevalent among people who have moved beyond solving problems through violence? It’s because people have chosen to recognize our differences, agreeing to vote and discuss issues rather than yell, fight, or adhere to a "might makes right" mentality. Clearly, such a society isn’t sustainable unless it’s a dictatorship where behavior is regulated by fear and force.
Upholding the belief that "this other group doesn’t know what they’re doing or shouldn’t be allowed to vote" is a step backward. It takes us back to times when people, if they didn’t get their way, would pick up arms to get it. This rhetoric was picked up by Trump as soon as he lost, and many people have since echoed it. Now, some Democrats are beginning to speculate in a similar tone, suggesting that if they don’t get their way, a calamity is inevitable, and that something must be done about “those other people who don’t know how to vote 'correctly.'” This is just as undemocratic as what Trump’s followers were saying.
Secondly, if such an event were to happen, it would mean that many people had refused to confront the reality that their ignorance and previous choices have created current situation, and they refuse to question what do they believe and think that allowed them to made those choices in the past that led to current conditions, but instead, they are looking for outer force-based quick fix solutions to various problems—much like what occurred in Germany during that time.
This isn’t far from what’s happening in America today. People elected Trump despite so called "controversy" surrounding him, even though for anyone who has eyes to see, it is obvious that he is promoting anti-democracy and division amongst people, they blindly believe he would solve or, rather, force certain solutions that would magically resolve their problems. Of course, we've heard the same rhetoric about some group of people being a problem, in this case alien immigrants being the root of at least some of the problems, turning them into scapegoats that people can blame and direct their anger toward. This is despite the fact that America was built by immigrants, and that many undocumented immigrants are willing to do difficult, low-paying jobs that most Americans refuse. They contribute significantly to the economy in some states and help keep the streets clean we may say.
As with Germany, none of these approaches will work and are to backfire, as we are about to see over the next four years. America cannot progress with so many people blinded by outdated mindsets and supporting anti-democratic movements and leaders like Trump, who openly work against democracy, not to mention inability to discern who is working for unity and who seeds division and conflict amongst people. Right now, many people got what they wanted—they got their way. But will Trump actually deliver their "promised land"? Will he fulfill the dream of "if we get our way, we will be happy and make America great again"? Or will we see the usual excuses, blame, and projections as to why, even after getting their way, they still cannot build a better America? We are about to find out.
I, of course, predict the usual pattern: Trump will claim he can't do this or that because of opposition, and his supporters will argue that democratic institutions need to be dismantled, certain people removed, and blame the Democrats for "putting sticks in the wheels" at every turn. Because this is all that people who do not take responsibility can and will do—this is the mindset of those who should be living in countries like Russia or China, as they are not suited for democracy. From a spiritual perspective, my beloved hearts, these individuals are indeed facing a final opportunity that will decide their next reincarnation. Many of them have already lost the right to reincarnate in democratic nations. At this point, many Americans have chosen a path of being less, and America is going to reflect that choice, both in daily life and potentially through some humiliation on the world stage. Personally, the only thing I'm truly interested in observing is whether people will be willing to grow and learn from this experience. It’s an opportunity for all of us to gain insight.
There’s no reason to feel sad or depressed if you respect the democratic process and, as a spiritual person, have started to develop respect for Free Will. Now for a more sensitive people a note, have you noticed that there was hysteria of victory but there was no joy amongst Trump supporters? That's because your spiritual heart will not ever align itself with path, with choice of antichrist and there never will be any release of light from above.
Seek Christ’s perspective in all situations above all. What does Christ see happening in America? Christ sees a power elite manipulating the economy and society, leading to less freedom and fewer economic opportunities. This is why we have inflation and rising prices on everyday commodities. People in America are refusing to recognize that they live in an elitist-run society, where the elite have no respect for democracy or the suffering of the people. This elite will continue to distort the distribution of wealth and use figures like Trump to make themselves even richer. Meanwhile do everything in their crippled imagination to divert people's attention at some one else to blame and promote division within division. And as long as people buy into this fairy tale narrative, things will not get better in America. Because only UNITED people can demand necessary changes, its not something one person can address and be a prince on a white horse nor divided American people can accomplish on their own. United we stand, divided we FALL.
Those who promote any form of fighting are simply out of touch with the changing times. The era of George Washington is long past; let it rest. The time for tea parties and civil revolutions has ended. People don’t realize that we exist in a completely new era, where the current level of democracy is insufficient to meet people’s needs and promote well-being. Nations that fail to progress democracy to the next level will be left behind, and any attempt to turn back the clock, as the UK has done, will only bring harm. The River of Life flows forward and waits for no one. People like Biden or Trump or any previous alike president cannot bring the needed change to America. Politics as usual is going to harm America, any attempt to tern to conservative values is going to harm America. And of course America cannot survive by being in a schizophrenic state, partially behaving like democracy and an empire at the same time as well.