One way of testing a theory is to play out scenarios around the theory’s real-world application.  Today we will explore how our own political trinity of mind, heart and body pursue their agendas and compare these strategies to the current state of politics in Washington.

One of the most challenging dilemmas for the implementation of bioadministration is also a huge dilemma for the body and our immune system.  Namely, how to deal with cancerous cells and how to deal with cancerous ideologies.  There is a very famous treatise on cancer called The King of All Maladies, an aptly named description of how powerfully this disease haunts humanity.  Rarely does modern medicine look at the disease of cancer in the body as an ideology, but the civilizational war between ideology and ethics is well described by looking at the malady of cancer.

There are many new psychological models used to diagnose the health and disease of our mind.  Few work because they are drug based or they treat the mind as one dimensional. With shadow work, analysis becomes two dimensional but still locked into a solely mental construct. Even if soul is considered or Jungian archetypes analyzed there is still this attempt to dissect the mind from its host to get at its core contradictions.  I say there is only one problem and one solution.

An ethos is internally reconciled between body and heart arising from community dynamics with the mind as observer/recorder. An ideology is a mental construct tending to concentrate power within mind generally detrimental to the body and heart.

When Karl Marx first proposed his economic theory of delivering abundance through equality and brotherhood, it was a response to the threat and the opportunity of labor efficiency brought about from the industrial revolution. Manpower was being replaced by machine power driven by the concentrated energy sources brought out of the Earth.  Such a disturbance to an economy will inevitably disturb the political structure.  And Marx, writing at the times of the European wide revolts of 1848, was attempting to harness and design a new and fair way forward in an amazingly secular Christian and spiritually evolved solution.

When most areas of study reach a climax of understanding, their limitation comes from an unreconciled contradiction which usually remains unspoken because of its obvious and shocking stupidity.  For example, the recent statement that slipped from the head of NATO regarding the war in Ukraine saying “more weapons is the way to peace”.  Today, we will explore this phenomenon under the general mental limitation of intelligent confusion.

Today we are going to approach one of the master reconciliations, between good and evil.  Naturally, the pull towards love and harmony generally associated with goodness is well accepted.  In fact, nearly all civilizations are founded upon the emotions of shame, guilt, pride and fear which all depend upon some objective goodness by which to judge ourselves.

We have often talked about what science calls the three body “problem”.  They call it a problem because it is impossible to calculate using mathematics any future state of a three body system.  They fail to realize that humans are a three body system of mind, heart and body with no certain predictability, by design, due to too numerous of variables that cannot be fixed into a reducible equation.  Man is wild. Life is untamable. Hooray!

I will state at the beginning of this blog to being very excited with the recent release of ChatGPT and its ability to democratize expert systems and break down the privileges of private knowledge.  The ramifications of this technological release into the wild will be the crowning achievement of electricity and computer chips. Futurist and wild man, Terrance McKenna envisioned a world of walking barefoot in a wild jungle while wearing a contact lens with an interface to the internet and, therefore, all human knowledge.  We are there, except we can interface through common language now with ChatGPT.

The enslaving of one human by another has been illegal for well over a century in the civilized world.  Even the abuse within rigid patriarchies of women and children is dying out. But the mental enslavement of one’s own heart and body is rampant. 

Electrification and programmed light have thrown the human organism out of balance.  The food of the mind, information and sugar, has become nearly free while the foods that feed the heart and body are on a starvation diet.  Attention, the center point of our consciousness, while awake, is held captive within the brain.

Here at the transition point between the passing year and the New Year I will revisit the case for adoption of the bioadministration model for any large or small human organization. The specific event triggering my desire this revisit, besides it being a New Year, was the recent meltdown of Southwest Airlines as a functioning organization.

Last night as we headed into our latest bomb cyclone of cold weather in North America, I took stock of my surroundings. I was standing in a fully stocked kitchen looking over at my woman curled up among New Zealand sheep skins watching HBO Max.  The power was on, internet and phones clear and strong and I had no fear of artillery shells falling or of a home invasion.  I had cut some firewood and did a few chores to prepare for the cold but I actually expended very little work compared to any past age or civilization facing severe winter weather.

In my third part of the trilogy on our American civilization in formation, I will relate to its mental and governmental structure as designed and indicated by bioadministration.  First, we the people, recognize it is as challenging to speak to our current leadership as it is to reason with a three-year-old at the end of a sugar high from the family dinner’s sweet desserts.  Forgive them (us) and have patience.  World War II and then the peaceful end of the Cold War have put the American government, overt and covert, on a massive power trip that is coming to an end in an ugly and childish reintegration with humanity.

Herding among all life forms is a strategic organization and adaptation to external stimuli.  Tigers have no need in numbers or increased competition for food.  The prey of tigers adapt by increasing their numbers thru herding and enhanced reproduction.  Today we will ask if humans have mental predators which force us into a mental herding instinct.  And we will also ask ourselves if some humans become mental predators and, if so, why?

Bioadministration teaches us that our federal government in Washington is the mind of our human organization here in North America.  Like our own mind, at the end of a long and hard day, there are too many factors involving unresolved issues for our minds to make rational decisions.  At the same time, our level of mental attention to apply to these contradictions is limited because the energy well of sensation is running dry as it always does at the end of the day.

Our human currency system spans from the sensations arising out of Earth to cryptos in the cloud.  Both seem mysterious and vaporous.  The recent push for carbon credits might seem to connect the two ends of the spectrum as some kind of currency system but it is an agenda-driven artificial attempt to regulate life based on a questionable scientific theory open to advantageous interpretation.  

Last week we looked at the most superficial layers of the money system and its corruption within our modern political system with some disciplinary recommendations.  The mind can be a terrible waster of life force.  So can government.  They both need a currency system that has hard limits to prevent their unwise actions.  The mind, as our leader, with full access to the stored wealth of the body is slavery and a guaranteed crash and burn, maybe death.  Our government, with a blank check, will purchase the entire nation with the people’s own power.

Our modern economy is built upon a system of exchanging units of value called currency.  These units we call dollars in the US are either paper or electronic and depend upon a system of creation and management that is planned to be just and fair.  No one can legally print their own dollar bills and no one can hack into a computer and change their balance without throwing off other related balances. But any bank can create money legally from thin air if they charge an interest rate that puts limits on the money’s unbridled growth.  And democracies attempt to limit their creation of dollars and the targeting of minority groupings by the majority for expropriation.

Humanity is on a very long journey.  Together. Up until recently there has been no charts or maps to guide us except for the inner guidance that arises from within, called our conscience.  Our internal compass of conscience is extremely important and is the only reason we have attempted civilization at all.  But conscience is like a great silent partner that tells us yes or no at major decision points and debriefs us after action, while we humans are being compelled to lead ourselves into an undiscovered country…maybe a promised land.

Bioadministration is the ideal human organization because the forces of life and death have pruned the successful human into the perfect balance of power between mind, heart and body.  A human stuck in their head, a slave to their emotions or addicted to the endorphins of bodily exertions is not the ideal.  The modern world may allow for an off-balanced approach to life but that is not the human harmony upon which the modern world is built.