Logically, one would assume that it should be possible to work from both sides of the matrix inwards.  To a certain degree this is true.  The gateway, then, is determined by modes of Democratic government.  The transition is governed by our orientation towards, or against, divine Principle as the governing factor of man.  This means, we have a second key element here, which characteristic should logically be incorporated into  the painting from Christ and Christmas, for this element.  The painting is titled, Truth versus Error.  The title, itself, points to the existence of a gateway.  In the painting, we see the 'woman of the Apocalypse knocking at the door of the palacious dwelling of mankind.  The majority of the inhabitants appear undisturbed in their festivities, drunken with their wine and their amusements, except for two children.  Whether anyone will open the door to Scientific government and World development is not shown in the painting.

One must recognize at this point that the upward oriented transition in the element called Democratic government can't happen, unless there is a corresponding movement in the areas that are defined by the left half of the matrix as Scientific political alertness.

An astonishing fact becomes apparent through this interlocked relationship.  The realization takes hold that one works simultaneously with every element in both of the two upward oriented environments; provided that Scientific political alertness takes hold, and this alertness reflects itself in a developing recognition of God as the divine Principle of man.

Not a single element can be left out of the global relevancy of the two upwards oriented environments.  There is nothing in these environments that is not addressed by the upwards moving force of scientific political alertness, and the recognition of God as the divine Principle of man.  The point is, if one begins to face reality, one must face it on the entire plane of human existence.  Scientific honesty (towards oneself) demands this.

And there is more.  When Scientific political alertness takes hold, together with the recognition of God, as the divine Principle of man, the resulting force immediately invalidates every element of both of the downward oriented environments, without exception.  This invalidation is a vital aspect of the development process.  It is impossible, for instance, to engage in Scientific government and World development including Scientific education for operating a Sovereign nation-state, without invalidating at the same time the claim and operation of the Oligarchy and its U.N./IMF type of front organizations.  It must even invalidate Political apathy and its manifest in Political and financial terrorism, and their outcome in Anarchy, and Conservatism.  Without the global invalidation of everything in the downward oriented environments, no constructive development can take place.

The above principle was not understood 200 years ago when Alexander Hamilton created the American System of economics.  This is why his system was not enshrined in the constitution, and was eventually destroyed.  In Hamilton's days, the element of Oligarchy was not addressed with sufficient invalidation to operate the Sovereign nation-state securely.  As a consequence of this omission, the newly formed nation-state was eroded by the oligarchy, even though the state had become the most successful and powerful state on the planet in the entire history of man.

Through the above recognition another astonishing fact comes to light, namely, that Political apathy, is NOT a passive quality.  Apathy may appear passive in a literal sense, but the fact is, it represents an active denial of everything that is true about man and divine reality.  When dealing with the truth of being, one's stand is either erroneous, or it is correct.  There is no other state possible, such as to which apathy might apply.  Apathy reflects an erroneous awareness, manifest in erroneous acts.  Apathy is a quality that actively hinders one from acting correctly.

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