Parasites are too damaged to be able to feel shame. They think the world belongs to them, and that they can take whatever they want, whenever they want, without regarding their surroundings.
In general they have no notion whatsoever, of the damage they do to themselves by ignoring the cracks in the illusion.
The great illusion, which is so desperately maintained, is fortunately beginning to show some cracks. Cracks that are now even visible to those who think that the illusion is the ‘real’ world. Most force themselves to view the cracks as an illusion, afraid of losing what they believe to be real.
The meaninglessness of existence within this cursed illusion drives many to suicide, or to conversion to parasitism. When you cannot see what you are actually causing, you have no idea of the damage and pain inflicted by senseless actions taken to try to benefit yourself. But thinking that you benefit when you try to enrich yourself at the expense of others is part of the illusion. There is no real choice if you do not know that a choice exists.
The fact is that these parasites have suffered much damage to their souls, and many of them have no soul left. What remains is jealousy. Because the soul is connected to the heart and lives in the blood, in order to reach everywhere in a body, the temple of the soul, a soulless person can no longer use the heart for what it was made for: To feel. Love, sorrow, pain, happiness, and pleasure. Parasites only know pleasure when they cause pain. To them, love is weakness. They live in an upside-down world. They have very low frequencies. They carry fear with them, and they spread this disease wherever they get the chance.
We are only rich when we share. If someone has more than others, it is solely due to theft. Material wealth only arises when the ego is deemed more important than the people around us. It comes only through lies, fraud, extortion, theft, and corruption. And the idea that time is money is one of the biggest lies used to steal from humanity. For simple reasoning makes it clear that money can never replace or pay for time, simply because time can only be used once.
