Scientific metaphysical healing rests entirely on the power of truth and love acting upon consciousness, lifting it out of self-made prisons of poverty and limitation.  Whatever develops love, also lays the groundwork for human development, for both terms are functionally synonymous.

The nations' institutions of justice should reflect in their processes the sacredness of what is Truth, by which the value, beauty, and sovereignty of man are honored, by which human development is justified.  Destroy this foundation, and human civilization is put into great danger.  Any injustice, as a denial of Truth, effects not only the people or organizations that are targeted thereby and are victimized, but is taking a vital part away from the universal identity of man and tramples it under foot.  Wherever justice is denied to one, it becomes denied for all, and where it is thus denied, no one is save.  Injustice is a force that victimizes the human society as a whole.  It makes the concept of divine Truth insignificant and man valueless.  It makes the value of man insignificant and subject to disrespect.  It destroys the foundation of civilization itself.  Whoever destroys the significance of truth steals from the whole of human society, and destroys the foundation for love.  This caution is important to the development of love, for love to be anything, it must be founded on divine Truth.

The two fundamental aspects of reality, defined in divine Science as Truth and Love, which support human existence by reflection in human activities, are not, however, of a type that can be defined in a Glossary as was put forward earlier.  They must be defined in life, through divine Science.  Thus love becomes inherently related to 'oil' and 'wine' unfolding into life.

Love is also related to perception and discernment centered around the divine idea, man, as clothed with the sun.  These parameters set the direction for love.  They begin to define the human soul whose nature is anchored in God or reality.  Love, and its root in Soul are linked in Science.  Without this link, neither of the two have any meaning.

Truth is the second major aspect of reality that supports human existence.  Like love, it too, must be defined in life, through divine Science.  Thus the concept of truth becomes inherently related to 'light' and 'perfection' expressed in man and the universe.  Truth, on the human scene, represents the underlying movements of divine Being. Thus the concept of what is Truth is inherently linked to the sacred.  Unfortunately there is little that is held truly sacred in this modern world, while the profane is magnified.  On this basis, such as love becoming profane, the divine concept of Love cannot be developed and be reflected in our being.

Humanity pays lip service to Love, today, to the sanctity of human life, while it adores violence and promotes destruction.  Sickness, violence, and murder have established a counter-culture that has saturated the entertainment industry, while the sacred aspects of being that support life are all pushed into the background and are being suppressed.  Oligarchism may have something to do with the promotion of this now vast counter-culture, but it is not the only force in the game.  Oligarchic manipulation of a society's culture would be useless if the counter-culture wouldn't be so eagerly absorbed by society.  Violence in cinema and on television would cease to be presented if nobody cared for it.  The destruction of love has been possible through a general apathy towards what is spiritually real, an apathy towards scientific discovery, towards creativity, even towards the culture of morality and intelligence.

This brings to light an interesting point, that oligarchism has no power in itself.  It invites the public to become its tool.  Adolf Hitler would not have murdered one single human being if nobody had collaborated with him, and had co-conspired with him against humanity.  Nor would Hitler have come to power if nobody had been impressed by the glossy facade that his financiers had bought for him.  Neither would World War I have been possible if the various heads of the houses of Europe had refused to dance to the tune that 'Uncle Edward' had played.  Nor would World I have been possible if the populations of Europe had respected themselves sufficiently to have refused to murder one another at their ruler's command.  This would have been difficult, perhaps, but not impossible.

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Stories about  Love from novels by Rolf A. F. Witzsche