Fukusjima

[Bring4th_Austin]

But aren't we trying to move beyond that? Isn't that the whole point of awakening? To attempt to see each other as us?...as one?...as divine in their own right?

Richard

It's easy to see others as part of the One, love them as the Creator, and acknowledge their choices. But that doesn't mean we can't classify them as bent on self-preservation, manipulating, and controlling.

The hierarchical system of corporations is strikingly similar to the hierarchical system of STS social complexes described by Ra. Naturally, in a mixed STO and STS world like ours, within an organization there will be good and bad people. But it's naturally the STS individuals going for the power-grab that make it to the top.

In a new book called "The Psychopath Test" by Jon Ronson, he interviews and examines corporate CEOs. The qualities shown and praised by corporate CEOs as being beneficial for making it to the top in the corporate world are very similar to that which classifies individuals in society as psychopaths, and are even more similar to that which Ra would describe as an STS polarizing individual.

These news corporations are structured exactly the same as any other STS structured complex, and the people at the top with the most power are adept at exercising their controlling power especially within their own organization.

It's not a conspiracy theory, the facts are verifiable. The top 1% of income earners have quadrupled their income in the last 30 years while the middle-class income has stayed the same. And a fact I'll let you verify on your own if you wish: how much of the world's wealth is owned by the top 1% of the population? Same question for first-world countries?

Check out that book, it's really interesting.