The Collapse of Capitalism: A Result of the Erosion of Our Spiritual Compass

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The capitalistic death because of the collapse of the spiritual compass.

We are counting that west world democracies as the right path of human societies, that we have encapsulated how human evolution, as individual and societies should be for a viable evolution. it is even an unquestionable postulate in the art the media, the law. However is it truly? judged by just the comparison to worse scenarios like religious or dictatorships? Because it denitelly doesn't mean it have enough points to pass the exams. while the future looks like our western societies take the wrong turns. 

 while before the another cataclysm of austerity sunks europe and western economies. Because the constant growth obsession fo companies that magnify their grow of profit and pushing for even more flexible for the companies job rights and hurting the security of the individual person (in game industry for example ). All these together burdening into a state of stress and reduced cognitive for the average person. With high priority the economical prosperity and haven of safety. 

This flow of pressure finds a westerner being circular while the foundations of the society is about to modify were based on a hybrid secular \christians\ love in core ideals. So today with no clear believe in god and with a vague for circular anthem for the best of humanity we are abound to reintroduce human ethics with a priority to the societal progress. That it doersn't see the arrow to invest into the better person and the better society which is achieved the postulate humans love. It will be modulated according the priority of survival of the society, which currently bleed for economical growth artificially. Because they want to push the decimals of the green numbers even higher, digit by digit until that digit is you.
So spiritual awareness as love to be a better person and throughout love even the unfair ones and the wrong ones, in the sense to understand them and correct our societies again. A message that jesus indeed said, for us that we are of faith. Or the very least recognize that the concept of love should be always a point we draw our decisions, or else we will be so preoccupied in our own artificial wars and crisis that we will miss the climate change catastrophe that is coming. There difficulties will be real, stressing population in that magnitude that everyone will loose more than his comfort.

love adam 

The Fall of Capitalism: A Spiritual Vacuum

In modern times, many see Western democracies as the gold standard for societal evolution, the zenith of human development. Whether it's in art, media, or law, this belief in the superiority of our democratic systems has solidified into an almost unquestioned postulate. But is this evaluation just a result of juxtaposing our systems with starkly contrasting regimes, such as dictatorships or theocratic states?

Simply contrasting Western societies with worse alternatives doesn't necessarily make them the best choice. Many indicators suggest that these societies, which we champion, might actually be on the brink of taking several wrong turns.

Just look back a few years, before the cataclysm of austerity threatened to submerge Europe and other Western economies. This crisis can be traced back to a relentless obsession with constant growth. Companies continue to focus on magnifying their profits, often at the expense of employees by advocating for more flexible (read: less protective) job rights. This emphasis on profit over people results in increased stress and diminished cognitive abilities for the average individual, making the promise of economic prosperity seem more like a mirage.

Historically, Western societies were anchored in a hybrid foundation of secular and Christian ideals, with love as a core principle. Today, however, we find ourselves in an era marked by an increasing detachment from religious beliefs and a vague, somewhat distorted, secular anthem championing "the best of humanity." There seems to be a pressing need to reintroduce a human-centric ethic prioritizing societal progress. This renewed focus should not merely hinge on the survival of society based on artificial economic growth but rather on genuine human development and love.

In our relentless chase for material growth, pushing the limits of economic numbers higher and higher, we risk losing our humanity. At some point, these numbers, these digits that represent growth, might end up representing you or me, effectively reducing our worth to mere statistics.

A profound spiritual awareness, one that emphasizes the importance of love and kindness, is crucial. It's about being a better person, showing love and understanding even towards those who might seem undeserving, and using that compassion to rebuild our societies. This is reminiscent of the teachings of Jesus for those of faith, but even for those who aren't religious, it's worth noting. Love should always be the cornerstone upon which we base our decisions. Without it, we risk being so engrossed in our self-made crises that we overlook the impending climate catastrophe.

In the face of real challenges like these, mere economic discomfort will seem trivial. It's essential to understand that the trials we're heading towards will impact more than just our comfort zones.

Love 

Adam