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RE: Why do so few seem to really genuinely care about the state of the world?
it can be frustrating, but what can you do apart from taking care of your family, neighbours and friends by working hard and saving real wealth?
you also have to think, that occult influence pervading everything from the washington monument to the dates of important events, where does it come from? and where does the impulse to counter it come from?
peace.
And to quote Lord of the Rings, Gandalf mentioned that the everyday good deeds by folks keep the darkness at bay.
We are always looking for heroes or massive movements, but true change comes at the grass-root level. The influences that you speak of are not one entity. They are at multiple fronts. You cannot expect one heroic, decisive strike, to end them.
It can be frustrating indeed. Mindbendingly so. I agree it's important to try to help our family, neighbors and friends. What would say is real wealth though?
And to try to answer your other questions.. I'm not sure I can say for sure where it comes from at the deepest of its roots, but based on my research it appears to be certain groups of people who go back hundreds if not thousands of years or more who want to remain in power at the expense of everyone else, and the impulse to counter it comes from my heart and empathy and the desire to see a better and more kinder and compassionate and honorable world.
in answer to your questions:
real wealth is land, seeds, livestock, equipment, tools, machinery, gold, silver, and favours owed.
you're right, it's all part of the ancient mystery religion of babylon - the first cities with rulers. a study into the architecture of many cities, their use of numbers and symbols, their rituals - we're all part of a great big religion and hardly anybody realises it.
the impulse to counter it - why bother being good though? why not join them, reap the rewards for this life that they do?
Thanks for answering. I would suggest knowledge and love are the most important in terms of real wealth. And I agree with all of your items except for livestock as I'm personally against exploiting animals, though I could see how you could see that if that is not a moral item for you or if it were a survival situation and was somehow necessary in some manner in an emergency.
I agree with this however I think it could likely go back even further than ancient Babylon.
Maybe good isn't the right word as that's just the duality of it's counterpart, however I'd rather not join in because I see them as a major part of the problem and I value my heart and honor and morality more than material things.