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The spiritual factor has been rendered dormant in the modern Western society bent on speculation, violence, looting and illusions. While Lyndon LaRouche receives some support at the grass roots level of society, this support falls short by a long measure to what is reasonable for the scope of the task at hand that no one else has chosen to pursue. This lack of support by the society for its leading edge pioneers who aim to protect, uplift, and develop the great potential of the modern society, translates itself into the society's utter lack of support for itself. This lack of support may very well cost mankind immeasurably in the years to come. In today world all the support is thrown into the arena of destructive pursuits, conservatism, and shutting mankind down by means of poverty and starvation.
Huge sums are spent for destructive goals, primarily by the Empire and its vast networks of agents and agencies, on destructive operations that undermine the physical existence and the spirituality of the nations, rather than in support of strengthening the physical infrastructures and the spirituality that are so essential for the society's existence.
In the face of this vastly counterproductive effort, the mirror that Christ Jesus has set up for mankind to judge itself, projects a horrid foreboding for its future. Still, Christ Jesus was not only an advocate of spirituality, but was also an outstanding healer. He demonstrated that the society's worst diseases can be overturned at an instant. Within the parameters of advanced spirituality, he demonstrated that it is possible for mankind to heal itself, to reawaken its spirituality. This is what the book series "Discovering Infinity" has been intended to accomplish. The reward for success in this arena is life. As Christ Jesus had pointed out, "This do, and thou shalt live."
Now, how can one be sure that spirituality is a factor, and that the policies of Lyndon LaRouche for universal economic development are the right ones for this age? After all, at the present time Lyndon LaRouche's voice is the only one that can be heard in defense of scientific, technological, and industrial development. The rest of the world talks about down-sizing, deindustrialization, and free-trade magic. As for the disintegrating world-financial system, again, his is the only voice that warns about an escalating threat, and the warnings could be heard since the 1970s, long before the first big tremors were felt on the financial scene. And even now, after ten major tremors have hit since 1994 (Orange County - 1994; Mexico - 1994; Barings - 1995; Sumitomo - 1995; Credit Lyonnais, 3rd bailout - 1996; Japan - 1996/97; Thailand - 1996/97; Korea - 1996/97; Belgian govmt.- 1997; Germany - 1996/97) the real explosions are only beginning. Before 1997 drew to a close the much lauded "Asian Tiger" economies died almost over night and Japan saw two of its biggest financial institutions slide into bankruptcy. No one else besides Lyndon LaRouche and his associates had warned of these tremors as the consequence of an escalating universal financial speculation binge, coupled with a collapse of the physical economy towards a global economic disintegration.
Some of the leading 'experts' in financial circles begin to admit that LaRouche was right to some degree as they begin to see today's massive problems erupting all over the place, but none of them agree with him on what he recognizes as the only possible solution. Most people insist that one mustn't touch what drives speculation in the markets that have registered unprecedented gains over the last couple of years. Only a few recognize instinctively that this fairy tale world of assumed riches that were never created in real terms, can't go on forever, and therefore won't. But gripped with a fear of loosing the ground they believe has been gained, the self-enlightened are not willing to consider what Lyndon LaRouche puts forward as the only logical and fundamental solution. Therefore they make every effort to patch up the failing system with evermore Band-Aids and duct tape, adding injury to poverty, and then join the chorus of those who call LaRouche an extremist.
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