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In a sense Lyndon LaRouche can be regarded as a spiritual pioneer, to the extend that he promotes an understanding of the higher power on which human existence is founded and is reflected in mankind's state of civilization to whatever degree this is recognized, understood, and applied. Mary Baker Eddy was one of the great spiritual pioneers of an earlier century. One of her leading edge contribution is found in her defining the higher power, commonly called God, as divine Principle, Mind, Soul, Spirit, Life, Truth, and Love. This is also the arena where one finds Lyndon LaRouche most active, because it is in this area where the healing of humanity is most urgently required needed if the greatest catastrophe in history is to be avoided. This is in this arena were mankind has been most severely robbed and injured, and left to die. This is the arena of spirituality in which the human spirit has been defeated which is evident by the utter tragedies that have become common place.
In order to stop the utter tragedies, this defeat must be turned into a victory that uplifts the whole of the human scene.
The leprosy of today is mental. It is evidenced in the enslavement of children for monetary profits that has engulfed 250 million kids into anything ranging from military use to sex slavery, to sweatshop labor for pennies an hour. The mental leprosy of today is also evident in the millions of land mines that have been laid the world over, that are claiming countless lives daily. It is also evidenced in those richly financed mercenary warfare games for imperial objectives, that are unleashing genocide in many places, especially in Africa where the toll has far superseded that imposed by Adolf Hitler. It also evident in the economic murdering of up to 100 million people each year by means of starvation and underdevelopment related causes. It is evident in the growing emphasis on "right to die" legislations, which stands against the background of 33,000 children under the age of 5 being denied the right to live. They are being denied the right to exist as the means for their living has become decimated under the present world-monetary system that has become increasingly hollow and self-destructive.
The mental leprosy of today is evident in such insanities as mankind's self-denial that is reflected in the termination of advanced energy development on which its future depends. It is evident in the growing destruction of the world's health-care infrastructures in the face of the greatest potential biological threat that a severely weakened population base represents. It is evident in a world-economic ideology that has amassed immense wealth for a few, but has destroyed in the process the livelihood of many of the great nations of the world. Germany, for instance, the once greatest economic powerhouse on the planet, has become the leader in unemployment. Russia is in a virtual state of anarchy, ruled by organized crime for international looting. Even the Ukraine, the bread basket of the world, finds its population at the edge of starvation.
London LaRouche has devoted his life to the healing of this mental leprosy. For this he went back into the history pages of mankind's greatest humanist achievements, for the discovery of fundamental principles with which to counter the ideological mythologies that rule the axioms of today. He speaks of the human being as created in the image of God. Except, to him, these are not idle words reflecting empty theological phrases. He sees a reality that has substance. He sees a reality in which man unfolds as the grand creator by virtue of an intellect that has no equal in the entire known universe.
Mankind's spiritual understanding is grounded in demonstrated accomplishments of the highest order, that have put today's society on the pinnacle of all that manifests life. This is the foundation from which Lyndon LaRouche works in the pursuit of political policies for the advanced development of humanity. This also sets his efforts apart from entropic ideologies that reach from a self-appointed zenith down to poor humanity with dictatorial demands. His efforts are none-entropic in nature as they begin with a grounding in demonstrated achievements and become a projection that open the scene to infinity. The hallmark of spirituality is none-entropic development that embraces the infinite as man's native sphere. Lyndon LaRouche sees a potential in humanity that is greater than himself, and is greater than the highest achievements in all the ages. He has literally touched the fringes of infinity and beckons mankind to follow. Here spirituality and politics meet.
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