Culture

Democracy shows the morality of a society. Democracy follows its own laws in extended curves that is hard to embrace. Development controls the zeitgeist, the zeitgeist controls society, society controls the people, the people control the individual. No voting needed!


I consider myself to have solved the riddle of democracy. Democracy is not something you choose, it is a symptom of society's prevailing moral status. A high-ranking and enlightened society is characterized by friendly, good-natured and fair individuals. The majority of these will accommodate that each is given influence, co-determination and a fair treatment in various matters. Thus, no specific choices for social positions are needed, the right individual is dynamically drawn to his optimal position in the common welfare state. It is like when a living cell absorbs nutrients from its surroundings. No substances need to be actively designated to certain places, the cell automatically receives nourishment from the rich environment that surrounds it. The living environment shapes its living cell.

Likewise, dictatorship is a symptom of a stagnant and flawed society. A totalitarian society is actively governed by its self-appointed leaders. However, the dictatorship often pretends to be democratic, it has various attributes that give the appearance of broad popular support; free elections, free media, public institutions in support of human rights. However, everything is just a pasted-on facade that should give the rulers a free hand to shape existence themselves as it pleases them. Public elections are redundant; they are not in demand in a high-ranking society and they are only delusions in totalitarian social conditions. Thus, this is the way of designing fair elections; one simply lets the order of things take their natural course and do not interfere!


Following natural life cycles

There is an inherent development in everything related to social contexts. This development is cyclical and follows natural laws. The legality can be summarized in the diagram below:

Development controls the zeitgeist, the zeitgeist controls society, society controls the people, the people control the individual.

Forcing democracy (in the sense of people's rule) is therefore hopeless. Democracy is a measure of how high a society's morality is. Democracy follows its own laws in long curves that can hardly be surveyed. It is much like studying ice ages with their in-between interglacials. In this case, the ice ages symbolize periods of dictatorship while the interglacials correspond to democratic eras. None of these periods allow themselves to be quickly and easily influenced by human makings and doings, we can only relate to them constructively.


Approach

In a developed society, the people do not need to vote; enlightened citizens cater to all needs! In a dictatorship, voting is pointless; the votes are manipulated, falsified or deleted in any case! Let the current state of the board take its course, but always follow your own convictions in various matters!


Inverted conformity to law

Is it possible to actively contribute to a society with a high moral status? Without question! Make it your new guiding light to work tirelessly with your own ethics and morals! Contribute at the same time to structures in society that strengthen citizens' influence and ability for critical analytical thinking. The given diagram above can proceed in reverse direction. The movement then begins with the individual, who in turn influences the people, which influences society, which defines the zeitgeist, which manifests development. This again highlights the importance of working with yourself and your inner wealth.

Conclusion

Electoral and voting procedures are simply manipulative frauds and 'castles in the air'. Refrain from all such things!


                                 JRSN
 

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