The more the belief in quantitative growth, and avoidance of recession, is pushed as an agenda, the more we move away from the optimum pathways of our natural space-time continuums, and the more suffering is caused individually and en masse.
In the end, what this essentially translates to is that everyone must work without any rest, which put simply is a form of slavery to a misguided belief system.
Always keep in mind that what we are really seeking is a quality of growth, not a quantity, and to achieve such a quality or health of growth it is vitally important to observe the Rest cycles as much as the Work cycles. By focusing on quality first and foremost, the quantity side of the equation will simply take care of itself. We now know, paradoxically, there will still be growth happening while we are resting, it will just not be happening at the “frequencies” of activity we relate to most directly during our “work” life.
All health practitioners know that our sleeping life is as important as our waking life to ensure our biological systems are given time to repair and refresh themselves. It is no wonder that we are encountering increasingly difficult health problems as we choose to move ourselves out of our natural positions. In this sense, all such problems are self-created because common sense is not being observed.
Focus on quantitative growth over qualitative growth leads us to overextend ourselves, individually and en masse. The below diagram shows an example of the kind of trajectory we’re speaking of here, taking a single 2D waveform in isolation to help illustrate.
The red line shows the deviation away from our natural pathways which, as with all markets, eventually “snaps” back to its benchmark position once corrective events materialise into view. Such corrective events can take many forms, and some may rear their head in a seemingly negative fashion. This “negativity” is however proportional to the degree of deviation which humankind chooses to deviate away from its natural pathways. As mentioned above, all problems are self-created, according to which belief systems you choose to buy into.
What is important to understand at this stage is to know what all true economists know, that economic history has taught us that you can’t buck the market in the long term, it will always correct itself by whatever means necessary. When financial crashes happen, for example, they are simply a pressure cooker of accumulated “recessions” exploding all at once, where these once appropriately timed natural recesses were not properly observed at certain times in the past, but instead overridden by belief systems which focus on quantity not quality.
A belief in quantity over quality fundamentally reflects a misunderstanding of power, and in these kinds of situations our creation of a model of artificial power helps to teach what is meant by true natural power and how to use it in a good and proper fashion. Similarly, nuclear fission was discovered to help lead the way to nuclear fusion. A misuse of nuclear fission will never however lead to the realisation of nuclear fusion, unless its lessons are learnt.
At the time of writing, we have not yet learnt at a mass ego level the lessons that nuclear fission has given us. It is still thought at a mass ego level that nuclear fission exists to give us “power” and so experimentation still continues. We know the nature of nuclear fission is destructive, so exactly how you arrive at true creative power by exercising destructive power is still a mystery to me, as it flies in the face of rational thought and the good use of our intellectual function and free will.
As mentioned above, however, nature will only allow so much deviation from its natural evolutionary pathways, and if we use our abilities to destroy things then ultimately that will be our own fate, which seems a shame given all the positive advances we have made in our evolution so far. Last-in-first-out, as the saying goes.
Fortunately, we know now that the mass ego is made up of each and every individual ego, just like the Dow Jones and FTSE are made up of individual markets. While such indexes seem to be very powerful entities, they only exist through the support of each and every individual, and in time are corrected through the decisions made by each and every individual in their everyday life, according to which belief systems they choose to invest in and give energy to.
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