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Something I’m really curious about is why did Sparta and Athens have wars? They were both pagan societies, weren’t they in contact with the Gods?
Thanks a lot brother, so basically in those societies non-spiritual people were ruling, that’s interesting because I thought the other way. Gotta inform myself better. Thanks again.HP. Zevios Metathronos said:Because...Life. War is in itself, not bad, provided it's not a war between the same species, the same people, a civil war, or amongst people of the same race. Then it's a calamity.
The lamentations of the ancient Philosophers were largely around this, so long nonspiritual people hold control of the earth, there will always be ceaseless war, for the most superficial reasons.
War is a phenomenon of life, species do wage war, and war is frequent. However, if humans become more spiritual, a lot of useless suffering can be avoided.
Alexander mended the ties and evened out of this situation of incessant war, primarily because, he was enlightened. After this, the lesser people took power again, and the situation continued.
Nations do wars over a lot of reasons, and our planet has been in perpetual warfare, even stupid warfare, a lot due to spiritual downfall, rather than actual material problems. Back then, a lot of it was also material problems, such as lack in certain things or elements, which facilitated war very frequently.
I wonder what war means in your vision? I guess it doesn't mean what is generally accepted nowadays to mean, which is destroying entire cities and genociding the inhabitants on the permanent expense of the goyim. That's a calamity even if it's between different gentile races.HP. Zevios Metathronos said:Because...Life. War is in itself, not bad, provided it's not a war between the same species, the same people, a civil war, or amongst people of the same race. Then it's a calamity.
Disclaimer: I am just theorizing here.WiseDragon said:My idea is that the Gods weren't as present as they were in more ancient times (like with Sumerians, Egyptians etc). I think that the fact that they weren't present was the cause of the degeneration of humanity. Christianity imposed itself gradually and that was thanks to the absence of the Gods. Of course humanity started to do wars for non relevant reasons and other bad things.The cause of the absence of the Gods was the war against Enemy ET.
Correct me if you think i'm wrong, guys..
Shael said:Disclaimer: I am just theorizing here.WiseDragon said:My idea is that the Gods weren't as present as they were in more ancient times (like with Sumerians, Egyptians etc). I think that the fact that they weren't present was the cause of the degeneration of humanity. Christianity imposed itself gradually and that was thanks to the absence of the Gods. Of course humanity started to do wars for non relevant reasons and other bad things.The cause of the absence of the Gods was the war against Enemy ET.
Correct me if you think i'm wrong, guys..
I believe this was mainly because the enemy had been working on putting up and empowering their energy matrix. This could have made it more cumbersome for the Gods to try and interfere. Also, it's possible they had to wait for favorable astrological conditions in order to really make it worth their while to put energy towards turning things around for the better. Doing this at a bad time could lead to a loss of energy that might have made the war harder to win without taking more losses. I think they started to interfere a lot more now because conditions are becoming favorable for us to fully defeat the enemy. figure of the past with his amazing deeds managed to heavily weaken the enemy control over the planet, which likely laid the groundwork for the Gods to influence things in the way they did, with the whole formation of the ToZ. This also matches with how literally 99% of all Zevist souls from Hel have reincarnated on here now. It's because the time has come for us to defeat the enemy once and for all.![]()