The real tragedy lies in the destructive effect on the identity of man, reflected in the destruction of physical existence, that a narrow perception of the nature of man brings about, when narrow perceptions result in policy options that are carried out to unleash utter catastrophes.

That a great tragedy unfolds from the implementation of narrowly perceived policies is self-evident if one considers the enormous power wielded by some of the proponents of today's narrow perception of the worth of mankind, such as Prince Philip, the Royal Consort of Queen Elizabeth II of England, who publicly states that he would love to be reincarnated as a particularly deadly virus in order to reduce the world population - that is to murder human beings on a vast scale.  It is unreasonable to assume that the man's great influence and financial power will not be employed to somehow impose that narrow outlook on humanity, and thus set in motion processes to advance the 'noble' goal of human devolution through direct policies for the intentional destruction of vast numbers of human beings through operations of induced genocide, starvation, and poverty.  Justice requires one to acknowledge Prince Philip as a highly dedicated worker who devotes a large part of his time and personal energy to the task of 'saving' mankind.  His motives are evidently highly ethical, only the policy options that are chosen are scientifically unsound, being based on a total disregard of the spiritual aspects that mankind represents, which makes the resulting policies tragically unwise.

The scientific fact is, that the nature of man is not intrinsically evil, and no person stands apart from this reality.  However, it is also a fact that narrow perception evolve policies that are frequently disastrously destructive, so much so that they unleash great evils, which naturally reflect themselves back at the person that created the policies, and thereby define that person as evil.  This backward reflection which blackens the face of man, needs to be broken with the scientific recognition of the true inherent nature of man, and this together with the correct estimation of the disastrous consequences which must be recognized as the natural outcome of a scientifically incorrect perception of reality.  That is where the root of all evil lies, and that is where it needs to be addressed.  The consequences of narrow perceptions, however, tend to have a tragic impact on the identity of those who promote the narrow perceptions (which is a tragedy in itself) through which hatred is generated against the person, which is a greater tragedy in that the resulting hatred puts the focus on the person and thus hides the real cause of the tragedy and makes it less likely that the actual cause will ever be intelligently addressed.

Whatever can be identified as evil in this world can be traced back, not to a human characteristic, but to a fundamental denial of the real characteristic of the human being which is inherently manifest in intelligence, integrity, resourcefulness, - the very spiritual foundation on which life has unfolded on this planet since its beginning - which may be summed up as spiritual strength or spiritual power.  Policy options that deny this foundation or work to destroy it, have set in motion a devolution of the nature of man, both, in terms of self-perception, and in terms of corresponding individual and collective experiences.  If the devolution is promoted with sufficient magnitude and intensity, as it is promoted today, it becomes adopted as a universally accepted goal.  The destructive logic, then, becomes the standard for public thought so that its destructive effects reflect themselves not only in human tragedies, but also in mental and environmental destruction.

It is a fallacy that the spiritual qualities of man, and their application in scientific and industrial development, are destructive to the planet and the natural environment.  The total opposite is the case.  Environmental destruction results from underdevelopment, from narrow vision and its resulting greed oriented activities.  The destruction of the world's forests, for instance, is not the result of industrial activities.  Up to 90% of the wood cut around the world is cut for firewood or to clear land for subsistence farming.  The introduction of scientifically advanced fuels and farming methods, which a global economic development would bring about, would make such environmental destruction unnecessary.  Ironically, mankind cries over environmental destruction, while it embraces policies that promote this destruction.  Unfortunately, the destructive policy options, such as economic devolution, are hidden behind many disguises and are, thus, difficult to recognize at the surface.

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