Metaphysics, the Election & America?s Fate

wait to address it? 7 years? 25 years? 50 years? Until he starved the death?  We’ve forgotten who is responsible for America. As a result, we as a nation and as individual citizens are left needing to take responsibility for quite a number of things that have gone unaddressed — some for decades, some for centuries. Those things are culminating now in crises and calamities of epic proportions.

Many issues are at stake. The economy, taxes, the war, terrorism, the environment, the health crisis, and the energy crisis just to name a few. In metaphysical terms, however, no crisis is an island. Each is merely a different face of the same core conflicts that need to be resolved. For example, the call to develop alternative energy is both a literal and symbolic call to find an alternative way to fuel our society at every level.

We’ve left a big, muddy, karmic footprint on the world with the toxic fuel we’ve been running on: competition. The alternative fuel we desperately need: cooperation. A competitive society by nature is oppressive. A cooperative society is supportive. Cooperation is an uncomfortable choice for many and, unfortunately, a choice many won’t make unless war or some natural disaster forces their hand. That’s a very high tax to pay.

Life is full of challenges that spark internal debate. While we might not want to answer the questions that the Great Moderator (Life) asks because we’re unprepared, choosing to avoid the issues and stick to our script breeds complacency. Once we become complacent, we stop looking for excellence–even in our leaders. We stop expecting it to be there. And then we stop cultivating it in society, at home, at school, at work, in our relationships, and so on until

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