There's a spiritual practice in China called Falun Gong.
It's a practice that involves meditation, slow movement (qigong), and
high moral standards (Buddhism and Taoism) which is supposed to
eventually lead to spiritual enlightenment. Practitioners are taught the
virtues of honesty and compassion among other things. They are peaceful
and well behaved people who wish only to delve deeper into themselves
and learn to be the best humans they can possibly be. So why is it that
the Chinese government decided to crack down so hard on those who
practice Falun Gong? What is it about this practice that terrorizes
those at the highest level of the Chinese state?
There is a history behind peaceful movements being brutally suppressed
by oppressive states. We can go all the way back to the Christians of
the Roman Empire and even before that to see this. There was Gandhi's
movement in India and King's civil rights movement in America. Why are
so many peaceful movements so violently opposed by establishment
organizations? Even the recent Tea Party and Occupation movements have
been made up mostly of peaceful people looking to peacefully change the
establishment system. The Ron Paul Revolution emphasizes love and peace.
Why are these movements cracked down upon? Why are they so demonized by
the establishment? Why would organizations like the Southern Poverty Law
Center make the claim that freedom loving, peaceful, normal, every day
people who simply wish for their voices to be heard are terrorists? That
is an awful claim to make. It is, in my opinion, fraudulent, malicious
and can cause harm and violate individuals' rights. I think those who
make such claims should be investigated to find out why they've made
them and if they're being purposely malicious and fraudulent.
That said, I believe the realities of why these movements are so
strongly opposed go far beyond the obvious. I believe it goes beyond the
physical world. I believe there is a deeper truth that the powers that
be don't want us to find out about. I believe there is a spiritual
awareness that they don't want us to find. I believe they would go so
far as to kill to keep such knowledge from becoming generally accepted
by the masses of humanity. There is a dark side to spiritual awareness,
and that dark side wants to remain hidden. It wants to use fear to
maintain control over the human race. It worries that too many might
discover this. Those who use the power of the dark side worry that if
this happens, they will lose control, and maybe something else.
What if a great many of us were to discover that this three dimensional
reality really was just an illusion? What if we were to discover that
there was a much greater reality beyond the veil of our limited physical
senses? What if we were to discover that we really are all connected at
a higher level and that hurting another is tantamount to hurting
yourself? Would that make people behave differently? Would that be a
threat to those in power?
Agents of the state sure act like it is. Their superiors who give them
their orders certainly act like it is. Certainly they can't believe that
such promoters of peace and even tranquility pose a clear and present
danger to their physical well being. Do they think that peaceful people
are suddenly going to become wild eyed maniacs, produce weapons from
under their garments and start blowing well armed bureaucrats away? Do
they believe that someone in search of Christ consciousness or some
deeper spiritual truth is suddenly going to become a maniacal killer? Do
they believe that people who want to change the world through peace,
love and practicing higher moral principles are going to kill thousands
of people by planting bombs and flying airplanes into buildings? If they
do, then I think they're aiming at the wrong targets. That just doesn't
seem likely to me.
Even if I'm wrong, even if there is no spiritual threat to the
establishment elite going on here, there is no reason for the state to
overreact so. Unless, that is, there are subtle reasons not readily
apparent. Perhaps it is because they like being seen as significant and
legitimate. Perhaps peaceful people challenge this. Perhaps peace loving
individuals who refuse to participate in their system can expose their
illegitimacy. Perhaps those who chose to remove their consent from those
who would govern can expose how insignificant the state and its agents
really are. Perhaps that would explain why those in control of such a
powerful state like China would be so terrorized by a group of people
publicly practicing Fulan Gong or something like it.
But then, doesn't the arrest of such peaceful people expose the criminal
nature of the state? Doesn't it expose a reality as frightening and
painful as the exposed nerve of a tooth? Of course that only works if
others see the abuses and speak out against them. The agents of the
state who crack down upon the peaceful will only feel shame for doing so
when the multitudes shame them. The sheep who have seen their fellows
go into the slaughterhouse and not come out will still go into that same
slaughterhouse when it is their turn. They will not leave the corral
even when the gate is open so long as there is food to be had and the
flock is around them. Are we nothing but sheep, doing nothing, saying
nothing, when our fellow peaceful human beings are kidnapped, tortured
and abused? If that's the case, then don't be surprised when you find
yourself stuffed in a cage and perhaps tortured by a sadistic agent of
the state for doing or saying something you thought was perfectly safe
and legal and harmed no one. We can no longer afford to make excuses for
the state. We can no longer afford to go along to get along.
The peaceful people, those who protest and want change and those who
simply want to become the change they wish to see, are not the
terrorists. Those who terrorize them are the terrorists. Those who
operate for the state against the people, against the masses are the
terrorists. They are the ones who will most likely initiate the
violence, even though they'd like you to think otherwise, even though
they'll try to make it look otherwise. We need to record the violence.
We need to make them look at it. They need to look in the mirror and see
the ugliness they embody. Perhaps then they will come to understand the
violent nature of the organization they work for. Perhaps then they
will find it easier to say "no" to their orders and refuse to harm
peaceful people.
So what is it about peace and love that makes authoritarian globalists
and the establishment elite quake in their boots? I don't know. I have
my thoughts and suspicions, but I can't say for certain. Perhaps it is
as simple as they're afraid of being made insignificant and
illegitimate. The ego is a powerful force. Perhaps it is something more
spiritual. Perhaps it is something even far more sinister, something so
evil and unimaginable as to be completely unbelievable to the masses of
humanity. It truly is difficult to say. Perhaps I should go meditate on
this. I hope I don't get arrested and tortured for doing so.
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