Re: Food For Thought....

The main thing is that most are afraid of change. And because of it, humanity, as it is, remains sado-masochistic. This fear of change will keep humankind tethered to the past... to that which has been known. Any ideas about a future will be a projection out of what has been known. And that which has been known is the self-destructive nature of man. For the past three thousand years of history has shown it... Humanity has been very much death affirmative... the last three thousand years of history there has been more than five thousand wars.

There is a big difference between Osho's vision of a New World and the NWO that the power-hungry, war-mongering, insatiable wealthy elites have in mind. The 'New Man' Osho speaks of will create a world that will be discontinuous with the past. Because the 'New Man' will have disconnected himself from his own past. (Perhaps, the coming storm will help him with this disconnection.) Hence, history will not be a repetition of the destructive habits from past behavior. Such an individual can create a future that will be life affirmative. In dropping fear, man will be better able to see more clearly that it is a life for one to enjoy himself.

The NWO elites cannot create anything different than what has been known. Because they cling to what has been known in the past out of fear. Hence their NWO will only be death affirmative because it will be created out of fear. If you are afraid of change then you will be contributing to the creation of that kind of future again.

There is already anarchy with the borders... just look around... can it get much more insane?
Saying that a world without borders will create anarchy... or to not go swimming in the ocean because of the sharks in the water... is said so only out of fear... to feel safe, one clings to the past... then anything new will never be possible. Whatever is created, will remain old, rotten and wanting death to come along and relieve him of his self-imposed slavery and self-created misery.

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