Deadly Medicine

It is, at the very least, counterproductive to treat somebody for a condition that they do not have. It may, in fact, be fatal. We are headed for calamity because for decades the government has been treating the country for nonexistent ailments. That is, ailments of nonexistence. A losing and destructive battle. The federal government has spent trillions on trying to wipe out what does not exist and the only result has been to diminish the good that does exist.
Light exists. Darkness does not exist. Simply, absolutely, literally does not exist. Period. Darkness is the perceived nonexistence of light and, as such, does not and can not exist.
Likewise the darkness of not having does not exist. And yet people have become increasingly aware, focused on, worried about and at war against the perception of not having. They see people not having this, not having that and not having the other thing. And they are draining the country and pushing us to the brink with their crusade to eradicate not having. These people actually then assume a posture of moral superiority because they are at was with their perceptions of nonexistence.
Is this not the very essence of insanity? Perceiving something that isn’t really there, something that doesn’t exist, and then feeling and acting as though it were real and true
All the government’s attempts to reduce or eradicate poverty (the absence of having something or other) are doomed to failure and are in fact counterproductive. Reality is that people have what they have. Having is light. Not having is darkness and does not exist. Mistakes and failure are rooted in accepting false for true, the nonexistent as existing and real.
Success and prosperity are a function of appreciating and subsequently increasing reality. The darkness of failure is the result of focusing on what isn’t and letting that determine your thoughts, feelings and actions. All government attempts to eradicate or reduce poverty are counterproductive. It is policy and programs based on not having. All these programs and expenditures only increase the awareness and experience of poverty. And even then not having is not real.
People in darkness are wont to see darkness. And then have little choice but to react to it. People have become increasingly hysterical in their perception of the darkness of not having. They now deem people poor because they don’t have the most advance internet access!
Insanity is accepting what does not exist as real and true. Accepting what isn’t real as real is the basis of all mistakes and failure. Prosperity, success and growth can only be achieved by resisting attempts to legitimize perceived not having. Drugging a patient for a nonexistent ailment is guaranteed to be detrimental to the patient’s health and well being and will eventually be deadly.
Appreciate the light.