Healing

The supernatural being of traditional high culture
The contribution of modern corporations to a progressive disease of the cultural soul
How the cultural soul became ill as a result of a narcissistic change in human behavior
The targeted distractions of the cultural man from today's everyday cultural life
The consequences of a supernatural, idealistic polarization of the human worldview
The recognition of the diseased cultural soul by Jesus and the christianity
The necessary taboo for any deprivation of rights and enslavement of people
The farewell to a human arbitrariness that works against nature
The present cultural development
The deliberate overcoming of Roman fascism for a lasting healing of the cultural soul and human nature

The supernatural being of traditional high culture (parts)

Since the self-organisation of mankind through a advanced class culture (Mesopotamia, Egypt, India and China), there have been relatively all-powerful "master men", relatively powerless servant men (civil servants, traders, craftsmen) and powerless slave men (bonded labourers, slaves, proletarians, low-wage workers). As a result, human community relations have changed from an originally simple natural symbiosis of relativ equal rights into sado-masochistic relationships with a tendency towards delusions of a grandeur and a inferiority. The constant "progress" of this cultural organisation over the last 5,000 years has brought mankind today to the limits of human nature as well as to the limits of earthly nature and is in the process of seriously damaging life on earth.

The notorious overtaxing of human nature by the master men has been going on for 5000 years, as the authoritarian culture of class has formed veritable culture machines out of people, such as the labour machine for building the pyramids or the military machine. These machines require "selfless" people so that an absolutised and centralised cultural authority can be passed from top to bottom in the cultural machines without friction, so that everyone involved pulls in the same direction. From the very beginning, class culture was therefore characterised by an extremist polarisation of omnipotence and powerlessness, which inevitably took people out of their natural symbiotic and liberal constitution. At the latest with the beginning of Greek civilisation, which for the first time produced real slave markets and a heaven of gods that became a direct mirror of a manipulative society, the artificial polarisation of cultural life within class culture became a hermetically sealed human way of ife.This development has not only effectively separated man from nature, but has also transformed him into a sinful non-human in many respects.

In the cultural history of the last 3000 years, we find many personal testimonies about the experience of an all-destroying war machine, which has confronted those affected by it with an extreme human evil. If a class culture goes to war, then its cultural machines built of humans can become destructive monsters, as the people who have become a selfless part of a cultural machine tend to develop a blind, extremely fatalistic obedience through which they lose their humanity. This loss of humanity has led man into an automated military goose step, which have become a symbol of how man can realise aincredibly machine-like behaviour without any natural impulse. This bottomless unnatural cultural phenomenon, which reached a temporary peak in cultural history with the Nazis, continues to preoccupy many people today, as the obedient cultural man can become part of a destructive machine (e.g. an economic machine or bureaucratic machine) at any time, even if those involved are generally social and friendly people. Subservient persons who becomes part of a destructive cultural machine tends to go berserk in the heat of a cultural crisis. This is especially the case when their situation becomes unbearable and they develop panicky or allergic states of mind. In such a situation, people who have become "one" with an unnatural cultural machine can become "machine men" whose actions become so brutal and deviant that they are haunted by these actions for the rest of their lives. This phenomenon has become particularly clear through the intensive media coverage of the Vietnam War. For a long time, quite a few American soldiers had problems psychologically processing the fear and loathing of the unhumans they had become as part of the American military machine in Vietnam. In the event of an emergency, the machines of class culture therefore not only ruin the lives of the enemy, but also the lives of their own cultural citizens, who have become a subservient part of a cultural machine.

The central goal of all historical sadistic or narcissistic efforts to gain power was and still is the unconditional surrender of all subordinates. This applies to authoritarian parental education as well as to the military machine, the bureaucratic machine and the capitalist economic machine. Unconditional capitulation presupposes that the natural self-will of the subordinates is broken by a constant or extreme psychological overload, so that the natural self-will and the natural ego remain chronically underexposed in favor of the ego and the will of the "victorious" authorities. Since this objective cannot be realized without further ado, the class culture has, since its inception, ensured a normal family war, a downright gender war and an obligatory class war through a corresponding internal policy, so that the people of culture are exposed to a constant heavy social burden or overload.

The consequences of a supernatural, idealistic polarisation of the human worldview

Many people today can no longer find peace because their religious cultural heritage prevents them from finding their way back to a constructive natural view of life, which is primarily orientated towards the natural evaluation categories of healthy and sick. The absolutist idealistic categories of good and evil and of heavenly and earthly are completely arbitrary value categories that have been used for 5,000 years by the respective "master men" of class culture to secure supernatural cultural domination. As a result, it has always been "good and right" what the God-King and all cultural authorities (God's governors on earth) have thought and said, so that the strange, generally accepted view has arisen, that the "victor" and not the nature of the earth writes history. Through the acceptance of this and many other arbitrary views of life, the biological evaluation of cultural life through the natural value categories of healthy and sick has remained notoriously underexposed in the cultures of class or has fallen victim entirely to bottomless human arbitrariness.

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