On the Spiritual Economy

It's after midnight and my thoughts are a jumble, so I'll need to edit this later.  There's just too much to cover here, but I'll give it my best hwirl [sic].

I've mentioned before that the material world merely reflects the spiritual.  That's because, for one reason anyway, spiritual beings create in the material world what already exists in the spiritual world.  They're so unoriginal.

It's not entirely one for one, but there are a lot of similarities.  

Currency in the spiritual world is energy.  There is no other.  Energy is from the Source, the Sun, or God.  Few can approach, and those few who are worthy share their bounty as appropriate with the next layer of beings who are not quite as worthy, and so on.  It is given away for good deeds, and further from the Source as a sort of barter and exchange system.

There are layers of government and institutions like courts of law, for instance, and libraries or museums that house akashic records and more.

There is law and courts.  There are charges brought against each other (Matthew 5:25) and people sometimes trump up charges in order to collect settlement fees.  It can get quite bad, actually.

Bribery and extortion (of spiritual energy) exist. But truthfully, this is partially because in some places the cost of living has gotten too high for most to afford a good quality of life.  The lives of poor spirits, living in dim light, low in energy, are often devalued and oppressed (Black Lives Matter).  There is prostitution for spiritual energy.  There are captured slaves working under bondage and indentured servants working off debt.

In some places the enforcers of spiritual law from above have become draconian.  Some branches from the Source are seen as a tyrannical, evil empire in the eyes of the ruled.

Rent in the form of energy is collected from the spirits who inhabit a planet.  This is usually the sowing and reaping of spiritual work, and it is paid to the Queen Bee who is the local matriarch.

Tribute is also collected in the form of spiritual worship.  This is not mandatory per se, but is what the worker bees are pollinating to bring sweet honey back to the hive for the Queen Bee.  Spiritual worship is like sweet music.  Spiritual worship can come in many forms, to include charity, good deeds, praise, etc.

Taxes in the form of energy are paid from the Queen Bee to higher beings.  This universe is just one level in an incomprehensible tree of multiverses.

There are conscripts ready to war.  They are what we oversimplify as angels, and they want to fight what we oversimplify as demons.  But just as the victor gets to write history, and just as every nation sells propaganda to its citizens, neither so-called angels nor so-called demons (they are neither, really, and it's not so tidy a category anyway) are as good as they claim to be, nor are their adversaries as evil as they claim them to be.  They both simply have different philosophies and approaches to survival and the problems of existence.  That's all.  That's all it is.  That's what the whole damn spiritual war is about.

There are many hired workers and contractors who come here in caravans, planet to planet, universe to universe, earning their keep.  They build up treasure for heaven, our real home, where moth does not eat and rust does not destroy.  And then they return to the incarnate world to do it all over again.  They return to raise a selected species to attain greater and greater consciousness until they, too, can join the collective consciousness, the community in heaven.  Not all species are primates.  Most are not.  Many are species we wouldn't even recognize.

These workers remain for a long, long time as indentured servants until the species is ready to achieve the collective consciousness.  When ready, the Queen Bee chooses one of their species to rise first and lead the rest to collective consciousness and the kingdom of heaven.

We are like eggs that hatch from the waters below.  This world is an egg farm and the spirits that remain here are flightless birds, chickens that take care of you after the birds of the air, the civilization builders, leave.

The sky is a patriarchy close to the Sun of spiritual energy; they are the royal, sovereign sons, Icaruses, that rule over the underworld. This rule is absolute, for the underworld is completely dependent upon the energy that is provided, in the same way that the fish of the sea are dependent upon plankton and detritus.  Being absolute, this rule can be a terrible dictatorship or a glorious expanded kingdom.

The waters below are the maternal, and there the flightless birds, the hens, lay eggs and brood over them. This is symbolic language, of course.  Do not worry that symbolic language switches and mixes, such as hens being in the ocean.  Many different analogies describe the spiritual world, like the many two-dimensional planes that make a three-dimensional hologram.

This symbiotic relationship also includes a stark reality: the birds of the air fly below to mate with promiscuous females, exchanging energy for pleasure, and that energy is what brings life to the underworld. They are delectable peaches, giving generously and being enjoyed.  However, this is not always free of coerced choice, and even this can become corrupted and abused.

The underworld often finds itself under less and less favorable exchange conditions. This is wrong and needs to be corrected, as the rich keep getting richer while the poor keep getting poorer. The underworld is like Lazarus who cannot fly, waiting by the rich man’s gate (the sons of the air) longing for table scraps (the smallest bits of energy to survive); see Luke 16:19-31. And as if that wasn't wrong enough, on occasion the birds also raid the eggs of the sea before they hatch for their nourishment.

There is a way to right wrongs without going to extremes, to bring the pendulum back to the middle and not the other direction. It must be done with ease, care, finesse, and a systems thinking approach.