The Spiritual Significance of Mars’ Intervention in World Politics

At the beginning of this third and final part of the blog post “Mars, the God of War and Regulation in Action,” we would like to examine—briefly!—both the secular and spiritual aspects of war within the context of this blog article.

Currently, two wars dominate international political events: the U.S./Israel war against Iran and the Russian-Ukrainian conflict—two of the 120 wars currently being fought worldwide.

Due to space constraints, we cannot go into further detail in this blog post about the first two wars mentioned, which we will cover in depth in a future blog post. Nevertheless, we will attempt to briefly outline the spiritual context of these wars: Both wars are currently the most intense secular-spiritual conflicts being waged between the Light and the Moloch-like shadow world. The reason for this lies in the darkness’s urge to sever and eradicate the spiritual connections to the realm of Light that still exist—albeit mostly hidden—in Russia and Iran. In contrast to the artificial state entities (the U.S., Israel), both Russia and Iran are protected from annihilation by the Moloch-like system through traditional religious and spiritual connections that are still deeply rooted in their lands.

Why are wars waged?

From a purely secular perspective, based on material considerations—that is, out of greed for profit, the plan to occupy other countries, to appropriate the natural resources and human capital of foreign nations, or to propagate supposedly superior ideological worldviews and religious concepts, such as the Moloch-like worldview—which is unipolar in nature—transferred into the secular realm.

In addition to the aforementioned factors, all wars are subject to spiritual dimensions with varying manifestations and effects. This means that in our consideration and assessment of a military conflict, we must take into account the struggle between light and shadow, which is described and clearly expressed in the Indian epic *Mahabharata*—and remains relevant to this day.

The primary driving force behind the outbreak of wars today (including the last two world wars) is the pursuit of material, ideological, and spiritual-mental world domination, permeated by the Molochian spirit, in accordance with the motto: All good things come in threes. Spiritually-minded people around the world should become aware of these factors—or at least seek to understand them—in order to counter the Moloch-like quest for world power in alliance with the forces of light (e.g., the Martian energy potential).

Destroy livelihoods, transform envy and anger into aggression—conceal the source and the intent (war, plunder, destruction) behind it all

The linchpin of waging war is human capital—that is, the ordinary, everyday person. In order for such a person to commit to a war, become enthusiastic about it, and die in the trenches for those at the top (the warmongers) or to eke out a maimed existence afterward, they must undergo an emotional reorientation. In line with Molch’s approach to war preparation, the strategy involves creating an irreversible psychological state among the population from which soldiers are to be recruited—a state that can be transformed into a potential for aggression. Once this level is high enough, the propaganda regarding war objectives and the war itself is intensified and focused on the specific moment of igniting the war.

To build up the potential for aggression, the servants of the Moloch must ensure that easily recognizable injustices—such as deliberate perversion of justice, unequal treatment, unemployment, wage cuts, rising cost of living, educational inequality, violations of the principle of equal treatment or the principle of freedom of expression, etc., and publicize them in the media, which are controlled in accordance with Moloch’s agenda.

The aforementioned inequalities, exclusions, and restrictions, as well as political decisions that deprive people of their means of subsistence or worsen their living conditions, inevitably lead to outbursts of anger, outrage, envy, hatred, and resentment—to aggression! Once the negative potential within the population is high enough, it must be channeled—that is, concentrated on a single point—before it explodes against those responsible. In our case, Moloch’s servants direct the pent-up anger and aggression against those they seek to destroy: the enemy in war or certain individuals, population groups, or circles of people who stand in the way of Moloch’s minions.

Mars—God of War and Conflict

The problem with the majority of humanity is that, over the course of their lives, they have forgotten—or have been deliberately led to forget—how to take responsibility for their own lives and to assert their rights on their own. In other words: People have been taught and conditioned to place themselves in the care of lawyers, the sophistical judicial system, political parties and associations, labor unions, clergy, and even psychiatrists when conflicts arise that need to be resolved.

Humanity has become so accustomed to this method of conflict resolution that it finds it difficult to determine whether the resolution of a conflict is in its own interest or in that of the decision-maker—as is the case with the organization and waging of war.

Mars, the god of war, calls on the individual to become aware of his or her power in a spiritual context and to use it in the struggle to resolve problems and conflicts. The fact that conflict resolution in an individual manner has become a barely sustainable element of coping with and managing life in so-called modern societies stems from the social conditions themselves. Otherwise, the ability to control the individual from all sides within the masses would no longer be guaranteed.

War as a Field of Projection

As we have observed, when a person hands over their spiritual-combative potential to third parties, they become susceptible to manipulation and control. Their conflicts—even when defined, interpreted, and seemingly resolved by third parties—still linger in most cases within an unresolved energy field. At the individual level, these unresolved energies intensify into new areas of conflict: “Only bad things ever happen to me”; “I’m a jinx”; “I’m constantly involved in accidents”; “I’m being bullied at work”; “I never get a raise,” etc.

If the collective areas of conflict—which appear to have been resolved by social structures—intensify in their unresolved form, Mars appears as the god of war to resolve the energy field of these unresolved collective conflicts—as part of a process of both learning and experience. In the event of war—even if initiated by the Moloch-like system—Mars is to be regarded as impartial. Mars’s goal is to empower the individual to unfold their spiritual potential, to live it, and to assert it toward others. If individuals are in spiritual balance, there is no need for bloody wars.

However, if the power of the shadow system increases to a tipping point that would cause awakened humanity to sink into the vortex of spiritual darkness, transformative energies—such as those of Neptune—become active in order to confront the seemingly overpowering shadow, even in the context of an actual military conflict.

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