Can Our Concepts of Good and Evil Impede True Liberation of Collective Consciousness?

Our current understanding of good and evil might indeed impede our path toward true liberation as a collective consciousness. This essay delves into the intricacies of these concepts and their impact on our ability to connect and evolve as a cohesive global mind.

The Role of Collective Consciousness in Human History

Historically, a small group of individuals who believed in the future of humanity played a pivotal role in preventing major tragedies, such as the Third World War. These individuals could be termed “light workers”, as their focused minds acted against the tide of propaganda and misinformation. Their efforts allowed humanity to maintain a semblance of order and eventually shift towards a higher density of consciousness, for those who desired it.

The Religious Prophecies and the Prophet of the New Age

The year 2012 held significant predictions in both religious and spiritual circles. Prophecies from the old energy predicted the ‘Armageddon’, or the end of the world, by 2012. This did not happen. Instead, we witnessed the true nature of the elite controllers, who have manipulated and restricted human consciousness for thousands of years through lies and violence.

These manipulative entities have sought to keep the human race in a lower density of consciousness, using lies, deceit, and systemic control to maintain subjugation. However, as the collective human consciousness begins to illuminate, the darker aspects of human nature become more apparent. This is not to say that the controllers are now openly revealed; rather, their inability to hide shadows within the legal, media, and governmental structures becomes more apparent.

The liberation of humanity, particularly on Earth, is slowly emerging. Just as Earth, our mother planet, Gaia, is transitioning into the fourth density, our consciousness as a species is evolving. This fundamental shift in our collective awareness is a significant step towards true liberation.

The Dichotomy of Individual and Collective Consciousness

However, our concepts of good and evil can also serve as divisive tools. In today's society, these concepts are used to foster conformity and obedience, rather than individual freedom and autonomy. True liberation is not found in the homogenization of thought or actions, but in the ability to be an individual consciousness pursuing one's individual goods in harmony with others.

For instance, while a collective consciousness might adopt a single definition of good, all other definitions of good would necessarily be classified as evil. This rigidity stifles individual expression and potential. In a village or even a commune of just a few dozen people, there should be ample space for individuals to hold and share diverse concepts of human good, provided there is an agreement to limit harmful acts to a few specific behaviors defined by their shared laws.

The idea that the greater good lies solely in collectivity is flawed. True collective liberation would embrace the multiplicity of goods within the world, without harming others. Such a framework guarantees the flourishing of diverse perspectives and ideas.

Concluding Thoughts

Our concepts of good and evil may serve to blind us from achieving true liberation as a collective. They can create barriers to true unity and cooperation, characterized by individual freedom and the pursuit of harmony. To achieve true liberation, we must embrace the diversity of individual consciousnesses, allowing each to seek their own path in harmony with others.

The journey towards true collective liberation is fraught with challenges, but the rewards are immeasurable. As the light of human consciousness continues to illuminate the shadows, our collective future will be defined by the harmonious coexistence of individual and collective goods.