Message #45269

[guest633]

This Navalny stuff, as sad as it is- is world drama. World drama has always been, no matter the time. What matters it we prepare ourselves for the dissolution of reality as we know it- which has so far been defined through the attachment of this physical body. It specifically feels like a major distraction. You have made two post now since this news was brought to your attention- but again, the world does not give the same effect to Gonzalo Lira an American Journalist or to the actual death of Jeffery Epstein, who was murdered. So it seems we are no better, and are not in a position as leaders to tell the world what is more important when those same leaders commit the same atrocities. Anyone that tells us to look outside ourselves, pointing their finger at other than self, is keeping us from going within and understanding the true nature of reality.

While I respect your desire to say something, that urge and something is in part curated by the external world drama as it is presented to you. That is why politics can be so polarizing, and I ask that we do not talk politics at the portal. I find posting something about Navalny is actually disrespectful to peoples political views because the only reason our leaders are talking about it now, is because he served as a potential candidate in furthering a particular political agenda. Not because this is a crime against humanity, considering our nation is equally guilty of said crimes and conveniently silent in other areas that also deserve prayers and mentions.

So please- no more names of political interest for now. That was a part of our agreement. You could instead change the title of this thread to, "Martyrs and prayers for martyrs." Couldn't you? You can also delete any such political topics you see fit. I told you, I am ok with this change and this effort not to jump up and down in excitement at the world drama as it is being presented to us.