What can we do about war and violence? I don't like it, but I'm not sure what can be done about it. The world has become so complex that it is difficult for one person alone to do much on their own.
Share your ideas and suggestions about how could we, as "wizards" , help stop war and violence in this world.
Violence isn't bad perse, its just a (although somewhat crude) method for change to occur. It depends entirely on what purpose violence ensues. The same goes for war. If any war is about liberating our planet from the grips of the malevolent extraterrestrial influences, you won't hear me complain. Settling for peace and thus staying under the thumb of an oppressing species is detrimental for all of us.
My point being is that you should narrow it down to what is actually causing these wars. What is/are the root faction of beings that prevent us from having peace on this planet? Who are constantly instigating wars left and right, dividing us and thereby keeping us in a primitive state of conflict?
That is what we should focus on, if we wish to bring peace. Remove the plague that is upon us. Purge the parasites, before they tighten their measures on us and worsen it for all.
Don't be fooled, most of Christianity promotes 'love' to one another, "love thy enemy" and what have you for decennia now. So does the majority of New Age material. Heck, the entire pushed narrative, especially in western countries these days is "equality" and love one another regardless of differences. But matters have only gotten worse; its not working. Its unnatural. Its an imbalance, and to make matters worse, we're on this planet with tons of different species and races. This planet surely is hectic, but don't lose sight on what is the source of most trouble. That is what we should uproot if we wish to bring peace to this planet.
So how do we stop violence? Is not being violent enough? Sometimes I've meditate upon the saying "If you want to have peace, prepare for war." Does this means peaceful people are supposed to use violence to protect themselves from violent people? Is it justified if I think that I should kill person X because they pose a threat to myself/others/society in general?
I don't like violence, but I see a lot of people using violence to settle arguments. Am I suppose to accept non-violence and just get beaten up by the irrational?
>how to stop war and violence
I honestly don't think you can. Violence is just something meant to be experienced here on this plane. It is ultimately a personal choice, but admittedly for many people it doesn't feel like much of choice at all.
My chosen application is self-defense. Focus on protecting those that I can, promoting awareness in my circles, and organizing escape plans for the worst case.
It's not an easy question, and I can't tell you what you should do, but it's a life of choices.
You could transmute that energy into something more positive though, maybe.
Redirect the blow with an armored stone arm.
Violence is a part of life. Every day we kill to continue our own lives, and one day, we too will likely die.
Just make sure you kill the right things.
Why stop it? It is terrible, yes, but what makes it our responsibility to go out of our ways to save others? These people fall for the political facade and die for no reason, and while unfortunate, this is something they learn from. One day, in one life, they will understand more and join us in ascending these useless matters.
For those who had no choice but to fight, it is even more unfortunate, but what can be done? Help where you can, but put yourself first always. When you are at peace with yourself, only then can you help others. Maybe the world will enter peace, maybe it will not. It is a big cycle of reincarnation for them to learn.
>there are right and wrong things to kill
Just because death is natural in physicality does not mean we must encourage it and cause it. If you must kill to survive, feel truly sorry for it and avoid it when you can. Yes, this includes plants, insects, the earth, everything.
http://www.worldpeacegroup.org/washington_crime_study.html
Washington crime study shows 23.3% drop in violent crime due to meditating group