That's what its all about.
Becoming aware.
There was a time in (fairly) recent human history when people died of very common and simple conditions such as a cold or a scratch.
Why did this happen? Today in current human history we know how to deal with colds and scratches so well we don't even need a doctor, just a drug store.
So what changed?
Awareness.
They became aware of germs. Infection. Sanitation. Very simple science. But not one that's easy to discover without a microscope. No one knew what a germ was.
But for some reason..... somebody got curious and began to explore. With a microscope. And they found an entire world that lived among us that no one ever knew existed! Microbes! And the rest is history.
Then came antibiotics. Vaccinations. Antiseptics.
And this not-so-slowly changed our world.
We became aware... of germs. Now we knew... Knew what caused so much suffering, pain and death. It was all so simple.
And then came capitalism. Now the germ world is an industry for profit.
But the point is... that NO ONE is any longer aware...!!! What was once great awareness has now become "history". And history without awareness is dead. And if you live in history - what happened in the past - you live in death... And so you're not living at all.
What do you know about germs right now?
Do you understand how and why you should use:
Antibiotics?
Antiseptics?
Vaccinations?
Bleach?
Are you aware?
Do you know the consequences of using these things without awareness?
Death.
Look around. We save many more lives these days... don't we...? But do you know anyone who is NOT sick?
Do you know anyone who does NOT take pills on a regular basis?
Do you know anyone who has not been "diagnosed" with something?
Do you know anyone who can't afford a doctor or medicine but they're sick all the time with something...?
Do you know anyone who is well?
Anyone who is healthy?
Are there consequences to not understanding germs?
Are there any consequences at all to not understanding antibiotics or vaccinations?
Are you aware of what's happening...?
Becoming aware.
There was a time in (fairly) recent human history when people died of very common and simple conditions such as a cold or a scratch.
Why did this happen? Today in current human history we know how to deal with colds and scratches so well we don't even need a doctor, just a drug store.
So what changed?
Awareness.
They became aware of germs. Infection. Sanitation. Very simple science. But not one that's easy to discover without a microscope. No one knew what a germ was.
But for some reason..... somebody got curious and began to explore. With a microscope. And they found an entire world that lived among us that no one ever knew existed! Microbes! And the rest is history.
Then came antibiotics. Vaccinations. Antiseptics.
And this not-so-slowly changed our world.
We became aware... of germs. Now we knew... Knew what caused so much suffering, pain and death. It was all so simple.
And then came capitalism. Now the germ world is an industry for profit.
But the point is... that NO ONE is any longer aware...!!! What was once great awareness has now become "history". And history without awareness is dead. And if you live in history - what happened in the past - you live in death... And so you're not living at all.
What do you know about germs right now?
Do you understand how and why you should use:
Antibiotics?
Antiseptics?
Vaccinations?
Bleach?
Are you aware?
Do you know the consequences of using these things without awareness?
Death.
Look around. We save many more lives these days... don't we...? But do you know anyone who is NOT sick?
Do you know anyone who does NOT take pills on a regular basis?
Do you know anyone who has not been "diagnosed" with something?
Do you know anyone who can't afford a doctor or medicine but they're sick all the time with something...?
Do you know anyone who is well?
Anyone who is healthy?
Are there consequences to not understanding germs?
Are there any consequences at all to not understanding antibiotics or vaccinations?
Are you aware of what's happening...?
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