Spiritual duty

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What is everyone trying to do in life? Some want to be family people some want to be artists, others want to be known for their kindness; still, others have no need for a legacy at all. Well as human beings we do have a spiritual duty whether we choose to accept it or not. No, it’s not a mission impossible style raid of some secret base... it’s about us choosing to defend our fellow human being. We all know there is a concept of evil which can lead a person to destruction. Evil comes in, gets people on drugs, gets people to hate themselves and gets people to think that some outside entity is the reason for their poor fate.

This is quite simply what evil does. It comes in perverts a person way of life, perverts their minds and then tells them that they are not to blame. We as spiritual citizens have a job to eliminate this cycle within society somehow. Just dealing with the end results will get us nowhere fast, as you can see with most hardcore drug users. Once they are to that point they many times are semi brain dead and it’s hard for them to once again be full participants in their spiritual destiny again (despite what AA may say about it).

So as such we have to stop evil from doing this... well you may say, that’s easier said than done... to which I would say yes and no.... the more people act spiritual in their daily lives and use their spiritual skill sets and creativity the fewer people around them will want to self destruct. Happiness, as well as spiritual purpose, are contagious. We just have to start Doing it and others will follow... it’s just that most people are so bored that they mistake the drugs for the spiritual purpose because they have nowhere else to run for good examples to do something contrary to their environment... it’s a very monkey see monkey do society in a lot of ways so these fixes are not impossible as many would like to make them seem. It involves a lot of small personal changes over a long enough timeline...

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