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  DRACO April 19, 2013 at 12:06am

  The main problem is the illuminati and ruling elites. Until we get rid of them and all those suppressed technologies become available to us, this world cannot move on.

   
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  John Jancar April 16, 2013 at 6:14am

  I agree, everyone's guided to areas, according to their mission. That's why I don't judge anybody for being into anything, because I know, that's where they're meant to be, at that time. For whatever reason, and we're not privy to know those reasons. That's why I don't like it how people always judge the doubters....or how doubters judge the believers....they don't understand, it's supposed to be that way, that's exactly where they need to be, according to their path and their growth. Everything happens for a reason...and we're not privy to know most of those reasons, so it's better to refrain from judgment until we have more understanding of things.
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    Krishna Kalki > John Jancar April 16, 2013 at 7:26am

    Very nice comment John Jancar but I am just wondering about the dropouts .. the ones who are into drink and drugs and other vices .. what is their mission.. their higher purpose as they themselves have fallen into a deep pit very hard to get out?
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      John Jancar > Krishna Kalki April 16, 2013 at 7:37am

      Well I was in a similar pit, at one time....and I know it was something necessary. I guess I had to learn how to get over addiction, among other things.....and I did. It was part of my growth, now I don't let myself get addicted to anything, and if I did, I could break out of it easily. Most of it is just getting over the fear of going through the process.

      And there's a whole plethora of reasons why people choose to partake in substances, and get addicted to them....and those reasons people need to look at, and find the fundamental cause....like what part of your reality are you trying to escape. Me, I grew up very poor, and didn't have a great upbringing, and I still held alot of that in my heart, and I guess I tried to suppress dealing with it. I also was still struggling, at the time, and I felt bad about myself....so I used that as a way to feel better. I reckon many people do drugs for those reasons, either that, or they just use the drug, like how it feels, and want to feel that way all the time, so they get addicted.

      Either way...overcoming addiction, more specifically, overcoming attachment...is an important lesson to learn. And people struggling with that, are at that point, where they need to learn that lesson. That's my reasoning at least, and I reckon that's mostly the answer.
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  Rune. H April 16, 2013 at 5:22am