Breaking Free

It is assumed by moralist authoritarianism that there is a guiding set of moral absolutes, determined by the hierarchical dominance of a tyrannical sky father, or the restrictions of systems derived from nationalist constructs or authoritarian intentions. Even if denied, the underlying and corruptive influence, of moralist authoritarianism, has interfered with the implementation of freedoms recognized as inalienable. The founders of America, whose ideas symbolized an evolutionary leap both socially and politically, were revolutionaries, anti-authoritarian and socially libertarian (I refer to the original meaning of the word, which is a lot closer to anarchy than the groups who have hi-jacked the libertarian language and concepts to justify corporate greed and colonialism — when corporate behemoths smother opportunities for fulfilling personal passion and ambition by much of the citizenry, they are actually the antithesis of a free market).

Humans have inner experience; the animal desires which enhance survival of the bioself bring pleasure, as well as the experience of our spiritual energy pouring from the Sacred Reality into our mind. Whereas the occasional inspiration burst forth from our super-conscious on occasion, once we connect to our Higher Self, we can funnel that creativity and cosmic inspiration at will. The access gate to the Mystical Mystery is opened, invigorating our minds. This connection and the gift of potential coursing into us maintains first the connection, then the realization of this as our true nature, and finally, individuation for completion. The unique human experience results from the pleasure and emotions of the bioself, combined with imagination and the awareness of our spiritual essence or core wisdom. The human experience is the combined experience perience of biological and psycho-spiritual aspects of our existence. Without this completeness, we are lost, adrift in the false narratives forced upon us since birth.

Puritans settled in colonies apart from the commerce and political uprising of colonies. Despite a way of life in stark contrast with the essence of the American ideal and the constitutional attempt to secure the freedoms promised by the American ideal, the Puritan influence persisted in imposing its beliefs on others and demanding privileged consideration despite specific wording which inhibited government guidance or coercion of a persons religious belief.

Moralist authoritarianism seeks protection of their beliefs with total disregard of the rights of differing beliefs…