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Worldly relations are our “relationship with the Divine.” Society expresses the sum of interrelations. Humanity’s reigning mode of production is exploitation-based, which reflects our paradigm’s non-recognition and subsequent disrespect of the Divine.

“I am truly free only when all human beings, men and women, are equally free. The freedom of other men, far from negating or limiting my freedom, is, on the contrary, its necessary premise and confirmation.” - Mikhail Bakunin

Truly, everyone in Gaza is exactly as divine as Moses or Jesus Christ.

The Living Father, as Christ, is explicitly saying, ‘The Jewish people are not the chosen people.’ The Prince of Peace continues, ‘Arabs and Jews are characters played by me, the Living One. What you do to them, you do to me.’

The insanity is not found in your response, or even Aaron Bushnell’s response. The source insanity is the false ontological framework that denies innate divinity to certain creatures. The illness pervades our institutional relations that are imposed on us. The NYT is mad, not us.

"Only God Who has become Man and taken upon Himself the suffering of man and of the whole creation can vanquish the source of evil which gives rise to suffering. No theological system and no authority can put an end to human suffering and torment." —Nikolai Berdyaev

The oligarchs own, the demos does not own. That is humiliating. Who experiences this humiliation? It’s not up for debate, God is the one experiencing the humiliation. The question has a correct answer, just as “what is 2 + 2” has a correct answer.

It is humiliating for there to be “owners” and “non-owners.” If we don’t collectively own the means of production, it is institutional humiliation, operating at scale. Capitalism, which is a global regime of exploitation and alienation, demeans consciousness. It demeans God.

We, the demos, are treated as nothing more than commodified labor/attention who consume. The criminal owners impose on us, through violence and propaganda, unjust institutions that treat us as “the lives that matter less” in their perceived hierarchy.

I am morally against capitalism (exploitation and alienation regime) and morally for communism (democracy). If I were gifted a trillion dollars, making me the richest man in the world, I would still be morally against capitalism with every fiber of my being.

Friendly reminder that not everyone comes to communism through reading theory. Some of us make our own journey there, and theory just affirms things.

“What is Thelema? A Commentary on The Message of the Master Therion (Liber II)” youtu.be/C9bZ6GbxvHk?si…