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Corruption. "Not one soul is there here on Earth who does not know the wretchedness of corruption." We have all been corrupted in some manner. Wrong living corrupts our senses. Our minds are corrupted by a so-called education system. Unnatural pollutants corrupt our bodies. The family corrupts by fitting us with a false personality - miniatures of our parents. The society continues to fit us with further layers of corruption and conditioning until the purity of the soul is almost entirely covered. We are born into the corruption of conditioned people and societies - the samsara. It is as if this world cannot abide the purity of the soul. After all, when the soul is clear, it reflects the ugliness of the corrupted, making them angry. We feel aversion to that which makes us angry and thus the corrupted souls tend to want to destroy the pure of heart. Why? Because it makes us angry at our own corruption, it makes our own ugliness more apparent. Better to seek out the company of the sick where our ugliness will be the accepted norm. This is why there is so much ugliness in the world. Humans have become sick with the corruption of centuries that they do not know how to heal themselves from. When the corrupted ugliness closes in like a high wall, then we become seriously - clinically - depressed. We cannot see or feel the lightness in life. All the channels of communication are simply reporting the same old stories of darkness, ignorance, and horror. Why? Because this is the only reality that the corrupted know about. And corrupted people want you to feel as bad as they do. That is why they create many social games of manipulation and destruction. The corrupted are dangerous to themselves and to others. But this is not the end of the story. There is much light in this world. Many wonderful traditions and practices that are dedicated to the purity of the soul and its liberation from all sickness and bondage. Yoga is one such system. So is Energy Enhancement. So is Taoism. So is Buddhism. So is Vedanta.
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