In a healthy tribe, if anyone hoarded all the wealth (power), they would be shamed and they would not hold onto to it for very long. In a large society, however, like the profoundly sick societies that surround us today, anyone who hoards all the wealth is somehow revered by the rest of society, even cheered on, to hoard more and more wealth. Why is this?
A tell-tell sign of a sick society is a lack of checks and balances. Without checks and balances, or social leveling mechanism, power tends to corrupt. Once power corrupts, it must prevent any checks and balancing mechanisms, or it loses its power. It prevents such mechanisms by means of cultural conditioning, brainwashing, propaganda, and indoctrination.
Over a long enough timeline, a society loses track of where and when the corruption began. At this point, it is almost too late for the sick society to ever recover and become healthy again. That is, unless individual people (cultural heroes) wake up to the corruption and attempt to awaken others.
Now
enter hero expiation. Where a typical hero acquires their wealth
(power) through hard work, esteem, and merit, and then hoards it; an
expiating hero (next-level hero, cultural hero, cosmic hero, Meta-hero)
acquires wealth in the same way, but then has the moral wherewithal to
expiate the wealth that is excessive or unneeded. Let’s break it down…<<<Read The Full Article Here>>>...
