The rich and The poor
“The rich and poor meet together: the Lord Is the maker of them all.” (Proverbs 22:2)
Humanity has seen, witnessed, and experienced eons on this planet of the understandable but wrong
…disdain and distrust between “the rich and poor,” the primary dichotomy between human beings.
This dichotomy has resulted in confrontations of violent, bloody warfare over land possession and occupation.
Land ownership and/or control of it has always been the primary source of human happiness.
Since the recent Biblical-like whirlwind fires that devasted several of Los Angeles County’s financial elite communities,
…the rising of healing sunlight has appeared out of the devastation.
This is the potential dawning of the evolution of the Divinely intended human beings to each other.
For the first time in the history of humanity and Its civilizations, within this surprise dispensation of the ages,
… by Divine Providence, the proverbial rich and poor are being offered, even forced, the epic opportunity to learn
…through each other the blessed Joy of what it means to be human, i.e., child of GOD, The Highest.
Today, what they learn and practice will be the fundamental, foundational attitude/spirit of lovingkindness, upon which
…many future generations-to-generations of civilizations will continue, and not repeat the last, circa 6,000 years of war
…leading to animosity between “the rich and poor,” based on land possession as the premium for happiness.
The founding fathers demonstrated this matter when they ignited the ongoing 1776 American Revolution,
…which essentially involved the age-old practice of transferring lands from the weakest in power to oneself.
The capitalistic exploitation of the properties of other human beings, particularly that of land, has, until now,
…been the universal motif operand throughout human history on all the habitable continents.
Albeit, now being in the same, or similar, forced houseless-homelessness situation of having “nowhere to go,”
…perhaps, GOD, The Central Figure of the US Declaration of Independence, Is providing a way in which
…the rich and poor can equitably work together for their mutual, visionary, hopeful purpose.