why Covid-19? what is the spiritual meaning?

[Navaratna]

hi all.

I have a simple Question.  why covid-19?   I mean, by this question, not political or conspiracy ideas.  I would just like to know what the Ra people, and the channeling entities, think about this Virus and why did it appear for mankind at this time.  What is its spiritual meaning, in other words.

thanks...freestone

Thank you, W, for asking directly about the spiritual meaning of life directly.  Personally, I find the question refreshing in the context of these forums and I hope you find some further roads to travel in your search for your own understanding of how to view the horizons which your query gestures towards.  Naturally, I can only offer you my own view on the topic.  I hope it is of some little use to you in your travels.

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Humanity has never grown up. It has never become able to develop a consistent and coherent way of morally reasoning and evaluating things. It has not become able to organize societies in a way which favors larger aims and interests separate from money/status/power systematically. The most basic things which would make for a "sane collective life" are completely missing, or almost completely. It looks like dumb luck keeps things going as well as they still manage to keep going.

I think this is very true, and for some reason I can't pinpoint I think this response is very funny...maybe because it's just so sad.

I mean I can think of how on their high horses people get about how superior and high minded a society of people who all have university degrees must be...when it's like the way people without money are just abandoned makes it look so overall trashy looking for everyone in the same society.

There's many places I can think of where there are vacant houses and yet downtown in developed cities there are multimillion dollar condos surrounded by people who look like they just got shipped in on a one way ticket from a third world country.

I've read how people--picture ones in uncontacted tribes in the deepest corner of northwest Brazil have sometimes been brought to U.N. conferences and they can't imagine how f***** up people are to think that it's acceptable for people to be abandoned on a sidewalk. Around a city full of skyscrapers and jets.

The 3,000$ a person would need to get back on their feet on a most minimal level in most major cities of the developed world would only last a month, maybe 6 or 7 weeks after a deposit and bills/food/gas to even work a job...

Yet that same amount a person could live off for probably 6 months or more in most undeveloped countries. Going to a place and seeing "educated" professional affluent people who pay like 700$ for a nice house in a classy neighborhood working as medical technicians. "Wow those two really have their s*** together what model citizens" the people around them must think, even though they make less than the monthly wage of a fry cook.

We consider this level of inequality humane and civil but to me I can't think of it that way. It makes little sense until you realize it's all just economics, which at the end of the day shows you things don't need to be this way but they are because it's how humans simply prefer it LOL.

All these ideas about class and education don't really mean very much if you just look at economics and really it all just boils down to how our society just measures people's worth or value in how much money they're willing to give. Not their morals.

But hilariously enough that's all relative.

Trying to think that we've moved up kind of makes me have hang-ups on thinking that we really have when looking at dynamics like this that exist everywhere. People don't look at it this way because "what's in it for me me me" is everyones #1 priority it seems.

We've taken away people's freedom and replaced it with a lifestyle that makes everyone so busy that they don't really have freedom, just opinions on how much more their individual preferences and feelings of safety matter more than anything else on Earth.