Race and Reincarnation

Reincarnation is not random. Your race and specific circumstances are not a matter of chance. The spiritual realm manifests the physical, and what is done here on this formative plane also affects and shapes the spiritual. Creation is the act of first conception, separating a whole into its respective male and female parts. The female half of the divine sacrificed its omnipotence to bring physical reality into being. This generation and co-creation between the mater and the spark of life itself grows and layers through evolution (and by this, I mean much more than mere Darwinian concepts) to then full actualization in housing divine consciousness. The horseshoe of creation then continually meets in the holy union of the divine coupling at both generation and full actualization.

This fundamental and foundational outlook of evolution stemming from creation shows how we live within absolute living processes of the divine, and is opposed to both transhumanist simplistic thinking of life being an accidental byproduct of lifeless matter or of gnostic belief in life being something maliciously made. Creation is an intentional gift of life that allows for the physical as a foil for the development of meaning, including the supernatural shaping of our individual and group unconscious and subconscious. Our spirit as part of the individual and group subconscious and unconscious does not die with the body but continues to grow and drive physical manifestation. We are bound to the development we have fostered in all our previous lives and born back into extended family, i.e., ethnos, race, or even races with peripheral ethnogenesis. The blood passed down through family lines carries within it the soul, and our souls are made to be held by our physical forms. There needs to be some blood overlap for reincarnation to occur.

The true meaning of karma is not what Hindus have made it out to be, as they are still holding a remnant of long-lost Vedic ancestors we share some lineage with (my guess is around 7,000 years ago, there was a group that dispersed in various directions from the Near East) but their modern interpretation of it is as subject to materialization as any. Modern Hinduism is relatively new (post-colonial as a unified religion) and has taken the concept of karma to a stasis of forms, thinking that they can input some perfect words or repetitive rituals that will mechanistically yield a better result in the next life. The real meaning of karma is that your sacrifice for your people and the betterment of the world integratively helps you and your line not only in this life (but also sometimes at the cost of this life) but in the next. When the physical world long decays, it is also a sign of decay in the spiritual. Our failures in the physical realm harm our spiritual development and future reincarnation.

The idea that the spiritual is wholly severed from the physical is a product of the material void and is inherently materialistic. Retrosynthetic “trad” responses to materialization have adopted this outlook of the world not mattering only the spiritual does, which negates the purpose of creation in the first place and the gift of life via sacrificial love of the divine. To destroy the gift of life instead of overcoming the rot of this age in this physical form is not a spiritual success. People bemoan being born into such a shitty timeframe with a level of utopian, decadent entitlement. The hardships we face are not punishments in the good and evil paradigm but lessons unlearned or imbalances let unfold too long in past lives that have allowed this state of reality to come into being in our increasingly materialistic world. This era must be overcome to earn a future; that is the spiritual price we owe to continue our development as an apex of all apex. This is indeed a hard time in unique ways, but it also is a time of great importance that can bestow and regain honor if we live up to the call of the times.

We are experiencing a crucial period that will shape the world’s future. The ever-changing web of potential fate and destiny is approaching an inflection point where current actions influence outcomes more. While there are great challenges and hardships, there is equally great opportunity to heal much left undone for our future. Many historical figures were born into and faced challenging times, yet people curse being born into current circumstances. It is an honor to be called back into our darkest hour and bear this responsibility to repay our ancestors for all their hardships and labors of love by giving that to our future generations so they may live again. Cultures of self-sacrifice directed at the whole are healthy because life is not zero-sum within a family, ethnos, or race but it always comes back around in the next life or for your loved ones. An inwardly sacrificing apex culture with inclusive fitness will always outcompete those who see use in people and think in simplistic terms of base drives.

Those who fail their responsibilities, prioritize greed or detachment into distractions over the call of blood are reborn into lower life forms. The expansion of primitive races by our globalizing infrastructures is a consequence of our spiritual decay. The expansion of primitives parallels the fractured souls of those from higher races that ended their lines by falling into the void in their last life. I wholeheartedly believe what we see with rapid primitive expansion in the last century is fractured/fallen and devolved spirits being born into hominid bodies from our weakness and decay in dominion; even losing dominion comes at a grave cost, and nature knows no victims. I do not believe in victim’s morality or shifting blame, but rather in taking responsibility to address what we could not prevent. The level of globalized emptiness we have reached is a systemic issue with long-folding forces. When people blame the West but are susceptible to the same decline, it reveals a fundamental struggle to overcome. If we attribute blame to specific individuals, we ignore the inherent risks. If we do not learn from these processes but stop short at just removing those facilitating them, they will reoccur in new forms.

Your race is not the result of random chance. Reincarnation and evolution are not arbitrary processes. Instead, they are driven by the divine sacrifice and the layering of life to hold consciousness, leading to the full actualization of creation through the horseshoe of creation. The purpose of your existence is not solely to reproduce, nor are you merely a result of random physical processes. Instead, the divine spark within you, passed down through generations, carries the essence of your ancestors and the experiences of past lives, which you can draw upon and manifest in your current life. Evolution is a sacred formative process, and reaching the peak requires sacrificial love. Maintaining it also demands responsibility. Being born into this era, in a time when our cultures and race are in need, is not a coincidence or misfortune. Our ancestors created their own luck, so let us stop settling for unfavorable odds and rise to overcome them.

Generation is not enough, but full actualization requires us to pay the cost of creation that our ancestors gave us to earn a place in the future for our descendants. Our descendants are not only our future selves, but also encompass every remarkable individual we have admired and everyone we have ever loved. It is important to resist the temptation of learned helplessness and rationalize our inaction, as this will not protect us from the repercussions of the world we created or what it will become on its current trajectory. Our state of life in the next cycle will not be an easier way out. An atavism to a more primordial state of existence will not end the reincarnation cycle; it will destroy all the sacrifice of formation, and the past meaning of our hard-earned evolution will then be lost to us, never to return in the same connected lineage.

People will point out that achievement is needed, not just generation or identity. There is a focus on identity because the foundations of our existence are being ripped out from under us. Without them, all becoming or all states of achievement are simulacra. It is impossible to authentically self-actualize without the foundation of generation and cultural connection passed down by love and bonds, not just by learning forms of their end state. Real cultural transmission is a necessary part of our development and ability to grow. So the emphasis on just achievement is moot if that achievement is a hollow void of self-serving individualism. The actualization and merited actions we need are the crux of founding and refounding heroic cultures by facing off against the odds in sacrificial love. Without that to facilitate a rerooting, we are lost to the void. “Demographics (race) is destiny” is not just a description or a utopian ideal desire, but the call of need to sacrifice to earn that potential destiny and hold the honor of our ancestors gifted back to them in our future generations.