Spiritual Guidance for Living in Toxic Times
Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee: The spiritual regression of humanity and what we can do about it
The deep sadness felt by Trump's opponents after his reelection is likely to persist for a long time. On Instagram, Madonna expressed her frustration: “Trying to get my head around why a convicted felon, rapist, bigot was chosen to lead our country because he’s good for the economy?”
It is not surprising that people prioritize economic interests over moral and ethical values—history has shown this time and again. However, there is a sense that something deeper is at play. This issue goes beyond politics; it is not merely about differing opinions or personal preferences. The polarization we are witnessing is more than just contrasting belief systems, ways of thinking, or cultural backgrounds. And this state of affairs isn’t limited to Trump or the US. When we consider the bigger picture, it becomes clear that Trump represents more than just a clash of economic and political self-interests. Instead, he serves as a means, an instrument, and ultimately is himself a puppet of toxic powers t…
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