Political Science

The Quick Study Series : II

The ambitions of political administration make for a curious study in human understanding … especially in regards to the creative principle. As a social organization that provides a common identity of the people … it is indispensable. The three branches … justice, law making and administration … ensures equal treatment for everyone. However the experience of government in the vast convoluted needs and expectations of the individual raises many inquiries.

 

In a theocracy … the common man makes his admission clear. He claims to live by the laws of God … in a political administration … that is clearly unable to represent the the living experience of God in parliament. It used to be the idea of royalty … adjusted to overcome the excesses of Kingly desires.

 

In the socialistic ideal … man claims to equality … in an equal sharing of wealth of the economy … and denies any reference to the individual will of man. Its greatest claim to success to-date … has been to eradicate war lord ship … royalty … and what socialism claims is the delusion of individual personality.

 

When we view the fact that the life force of an individual … expresses itself in the individual life lived … its easy to see how the democratic system …  provides the greatest opportunities for experimentation and the relation to the dream … which is an impulse that arises in the mind and body of the individual … not the state.

 

In raising children in the home … a father realizes the need to maintain a close supervision when the kids are young … thereafter … to leave them to the exercise of their free will. The child comes into the experience of life … makes choices … mistakes … and thereafter works to establish what he considers important. It is a lived experience … tested … willed … in a relation to the mind and life force … that leaves no doubt about the authenticity of its experience.

 

The life seeks to assure itself of its continued ability to survive … it will not brook any nonsense in its way … certainly not the say-so of someone else about what is important. It has to test and verify it for itself. And along the way … we create the necessary scheme for testing all opportunities … nothing is denied without trying … before arriving at what we consider is complete understanding.

 

The Indic refers to the experience as the sampradaya … its summum bonum in Latin … as an expression of the optimization of our opportunities and resources … for the specie to emerge as the best that is possible … in the vast creative energies … to the pure delight of itself. The Indic believes that the many lives we live … are like the jobbing process of components in the factory … eventually brought into final assembly when ready.

 

We live in God in the theocracy … challenge his authority in the royalty … draw the passions into a social circle in socialism … and then leave the chap alone in the freewill of democracy to review the experiences in an enrichment of his mind. And perhaps to ask the question … is one experience possible without another?