The jewish philosophy wants you to be selfish and greedy, to focus entirely on yourself at all times, to focus on your feelings in the present moment - your wants, your desires, your lusts.
The Aryan philosophy calls you to think about your community, to place your people above yourself. The Aryan philosophy commands you to think about future generations, to think about the world that future generations will inherit.
The Aryan philosophy calls you to think about your community, to place your people above yourself. The Aryan philosophy commands you to think about future generations, to think about the world that future generations will inherit.
The whole "live in the now" philosophy is a jewish gate-keep.
They want you focused on the present because they don't want you actively shaping the future. They alone want sole influence over the world in the years and decades and centuries and millennia to come.
The Aryan philosophy demands that you cast your anchor, not into the past, but into the future. It demands that you root yourself, not in the past, but in the future. The past is already set, it cannot be altered. But the future is still fluid, still in flux, still in need of molding and shaping.
If you spend your present molding your future, it will be hardened into solid stone by the time you get there. It will have been made reality - solid, tangible reality.
They want you focused on the present because they don't want you actively shaping the future. They alone want sole influence over the world in the years and decades and centuries and millennia to come.
The Aryan philosophy demands that you cast your anchor, not into the past, but into the future. It demands that you root yourself, not in the past, but in the future. The past is already set, it cannot be altered. But the future is still fluid, still in flux, still in need of molding and shaping.
If you spend your present molding your future, it will be hardened into solid stone by the time you get there. It will have been made reality - solid, tangible reality.
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