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[Bruno Hrust.]

A need, every need that you can think of, weakens the integrity of a person,
and of a nation as well; thus, when the person, or nation, is constantly in
need of some­thing or someone, the integrity of that individual person, or
nation, will shift and gradually that person or nation will become dependent
to the extend that the law and philosophy will have to be revised in order
to cater for the needs of the nation that has succumbed to the need of the
individual (or individuals) and, in agony of painful neediness, has been
rejected by those sick individuals. Thus a rejected nation is not able to
cater for any need of their sick individuals and the sickness will gradually
affect the whole of the population; thus will the cravings and the needs of
an individual have a detrimental effect to the next of kin and, in the
agony, the tendency for rejection will occur; the aim as the purpose for
living of the healthy individual is an integral part of him or her and
vivid – which is in sharp contrast to those in need or sick or have become
sick because of forever-changing needs. All needs occur without a person or
a nation, without Ashram; in non-blessed or even cursed condition, i.e. out
of your sacred place where kum resides, everyone changes in order to face
the challenges that change and are changing him or her … the non-reality one
has to pay with the reality of Ashram.

Here in this prokaryotic world out of Ashram, there is nothing to celebrate;
all “achievements” are imaginary if not right out false and, accordingly,
all means for celebrating are false too. Vines, drugs and the rest of those
agents that make an ordinary prokaryote marry or relaxed are derived from
substances that are not only non-blessed but outright cursed; as a low life,
a prokaryote is not meant to be celebrated or celebrate anything, because
where is no nucleus present there is no kum, no God, and the curse is so
close to a prokaryote that is a real miracle that the person is still there;
thus a prokaryote is present in this prokaryotic world, his world, just for
the sake of balancing it with the eukaryotic world of Ashram … in Ashram is
the real place for celebrations and the agent is sacramental vine. It, the
sacramental vine, can be intoxicating too if drunk too much of it, but
effects of the sacramental vine are different than that of the artificially
derived vine; sacramental vine clears the mind of the illusions and exposes
the truth, whereas artificially derived vine clears the last traces of
sanity and mud dens the mind for illusi­ons. Hence the saying: “In vino
veritas” … but “pravo vino”, not “buckuriš”. And, when I say that
prokaryotes are here “just for the sake of balancing it with the eukaryotic
world of Ashram”, I must add that they have never had a chance, not a
slightest one, to be that lucky and drink the elixir of life, i.e.
sacramental vine. Sacramental vine, or any other sacrament, is reserved only
for those indivi­duals that deserve it; and to deserve it one must serve in
the first place. But not to serve just any crap or any enemy … Yeah, all
this is very difficult to explain here out of Ashram; Ashram is the right
place one can learn all that matters.

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