Wars have been fought for millennia — for land, for resources, for power, for the satisfaction of bloodlust. Yet history shows us, again and again, that such violence never brings peace. The current crop of warmongers and power-hungry men repeat the same brutal patterns, blind to the truth that aggression only breeds more enemies, more hatred, more destruction, and more sorrow.
Every mystic knows what these brutal men cannot see: when we die, no one escapes the soul’s reckoning. In the Afterlife, each soul undergoes a profound life review — not judged by some external authority, but by its own deepest knowing. In this luminous clarity, every choice, every word, every act is relived and felt, not only from our own perspective but through the eyes and hearts of those we touched — for good or for harm.
This is the ultimate justice: to experience the full measure of what we created in the lives of others. One wonders if the architects of war could still act as they do, if they truly grasped what awaits them beyond the veil.
Cedar Rivers
Every mystic knows what these brutal men cannot see: when we die, no one escapes the soul’s reckoning. In the Afterlife, each soul undergoes a profound life review — not judged by some external authority, but by its own deepest knowing. In this luminous clarity, every choice, every word, every act is relived and felt, not only from our own perspective but through the eyes and hearts of those we touched — for good or for harm.
This is the ultimate justice: to experience the full measure of what we created in the lives of others. One wonders if the architects of war could still act as they do, if they truly grasped what awaits them beyond the veil.
Cedar Rivers
The Architects of Israel's Wars - Netanyahu, Zamir and Katz
For almost TWO YEARS, the world has witnessed relentless atrocities and suffering in Gaza. Yet this tragedy could have been prevented. Had good and conscious Israelis acted sooner by refusing IDF military service, going on strike, boycotting war-sustaining systems, or laying down their arms, the actions of the Netanyahu government could have been stopped before rivers of blood were shed.
True loyalty lies not with a corrupt regime, but with humanity. Silence and complicity have exacerbated this crisis. The Israelis demonstrating against the violence in Gaza show that civil courage is not an option, but the foundation of peace. It is never too late to reject violence, to choose life and to say: 'Not in my name'.
True loyalty lies not with a corrupt regime, but with humanity. Silence and complicity have exacerbated this crisis. The Israelis demonstrating against the violence in Gaza show that civil courage is not an option, but the foundation of peace. It is never too late to reject violence, to choose life and to say: 'Not in my name'.
