SKELETAL LEAP: HUMAN POTENTIAL SERIES
The Greatest Human Potential Lies In Its Being Able To Attain Freedom! - Introduction
In the 36th episode of Skeletal Leap, I invite listeners to embark on a thought-provoking journey exploring the concept of freedom in life.
I begin by reflecting on humanity’s evolution, tracing our steps from primitive beings to the complex societies we inhabit today.
I emphasize that throughout history, the pursuit of safety, comfort, and freedom has been a constant theme in human existence.
The episode explains significant milestones that marked humanity’s quest for freedom, such as the discovery of fire, which liberated our ancestors from the constraints of raw food.
As we transitioned from hunter-gatherers to agricultural societies, we gained further freedoms, yet I argue that these advancements came at a cost. The establishment of societal structures, particularly the institution of marriage, has led to a significant loss of freedom, especially for women.
I discuss how gender discrimination has been woven into the fabric of society, leading to a cycle of violence and suppression that continues to this day.
I also highlight the relationship between money-power, and freedom, suggesting that modern culture has imprisoned us in a relentless pursuit of wealth.
I assert that our actions are often driven by the desire to accumulate money, overshadowing our innate desire for genuine freedom.
The episode challenges listeners to reflect on their own lives and the societal norms that dictate their choices.
As the discussion unfolds, I call for a collective awakening—a movement towards reclaiming our freedom from the clutches of money and political power.
I believe that personal healing and growth, as facilitated by the principles of Skeletal Leap, can empower individuals to break free from societal constraints and create a collective heaven on Earth.
Listeners are encouraged to consider who the pioneers of this new era of freedom might be and how they can contribute to this transformative journey.
The episode concludes with a call to action, inviting the audience to join the Skeletal Leap community and subscribe to the newsletter for continued exploration of these vital topics.
With its rich insights and compelling narrative, this episode of Skeletal Leap is not just a commentary on freedom; it’s a rallying cry for humanity to rise above societal limitations and embrace our potential for true liberation.
Don’t miss this enlightening episode—tune in now and take the first step towards your personal heaven!
🔑 Key Takeaways:
(00:00:00) - Introduction to Skeletal Leap and Human Freedom
(00:00:52) - Early Human Evolution and Technological Freedoms
(00:01:52) - Rise of Society, Marriage, and Gender Subjugation
(00:03:53) - Consequences of Gender Discrimination
(00:04:47) - War, Money, and Political Power
(00:05:32) - Modern Subjugation to Money and the Path to Freedom
(00:06:52) - Closing Remarks and Next Episode Preview
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The Greatest Human Potential Lies In Its Being Able To Attain Freedom! - Transcript
“We as humans need to regain our freedom to walk on our planet without being obstructed by the barbed wires on the borders protected by the armies on both sides of them.”
My name is Laadi Ojas. Welcome to “Skeletal Leap: A Living Adventure”. Skeletal Leap transforms one’s life into a personal heaven.
Today’s episode will tell you about the human potential to attain freedom for itself which it has not yet been able to do in its totality.
Human Evolution
The entire history of human evolution speaks of its constant hunt to attain more and more safety, comfort and the most importantly freedom for itself.
As this ape that we once were, underwent a series of mutations and finally stood on its two feet without a tail at its back, severing its last connection with its predecessor; it kept looking for newer and newer ways to harness the forces of nature for its benefit.
It attained its first major freedom from the compulsion of consuming raw food when it invented fire and turned its food much more edible as well as tastier than ever before.
As it evolved from being a hunter-gatherer to being a farmer, it earned its next major freedom from the compulsion of always being on its toes to go out in search of food every single day.
Then it became free from carrying its agricultural produce on its back from one place to another when it invented wheel and built ox-driven and horse-driven carts on wheels to easily carry heavy loads as far as it liked without doing any strenuous labor itself.
Sociocultural Evolution
But it took a complete U-turn holding its freedom at ransom when it started weaving the fabric of society in order to live a settled life in villages along with its fellow humans.
These evolved humans were intelligent enough to invent technological advances to achieve freedom from their cumbersome ways of life, but they were not wise enough to understand the far-reaching implications of what they were going to design their society like.
The institution Of Private Property
The institution of private property had already started establishing itself with the advent of agriculture as the main occupation of these evolved humans.
First of all they curbed their members’ freedom to follow instinctual drives of interacting freely between the two genders by subjugating their females to males’ whims and desires.
They didn’t want females to freely have sex with the males they spontaneously felt like having it with. If they did, they wouldn’t be able to know who their offshoots were whereas females would easily know who their sons and daughters were.
Institution Of Marriage
It was jealousy working in the male mind that got the institution of marriage established commanding men and women to have sex with and procreate from one single partner all through their life so that men would be able to know who their sons and daughters were.
It was another thing that these commandments had been scripted much more strictly for women in the names of morals than they had been for men. As a result although it distorted men’s outlook toward sex making it more insensitive and violent against women, it very inhumanly suppressed women’s drive and freedom to move around and interact freely with the men of their choice.
Half of the human population was robbed of its right to freedom by this one single act alone!
Patriarchy
Women were forced to turn submissive losing all their instinctual passion whereas forcing them into submission turned men insensitive and violent thus losing all their instinctual passion as well.
We have been paying a huge price for this unnatural regimentation through ages of gender discrimination and exploitation extending to eve teasing, rapes, wife-beating and killing female embryos during pregnancy to this date in our society.
The institution of marriage also gave birth to the institution of family reinforcing the institution of private property to be inherited turning into the most coveted institution of money later.
Once the institution of marriage got firmly rooted in the pattern of society, men who by now had been severely distorted with suspicion, ego and violence felt a need to take it out on those they thought could prove to be a challenge to them. The strongest and the cleverest among them took the leadership in their hands.
Politics-Business Nexus
They needed to assemble fighters to do so by paying them with favors to fight for them.
Money had already come into existence to facilitate trading by now and it proved to be the best favor that anyone could be paid with.
Thus came into existence the nexus between politics and business.
Men fought wars enslaving those who they defeated. They robbed the losers of their money and forced these slaves to work for them.
Freedom of men got robbed in the hands of other men!
Warfare
Humanity witnessed the worst genocides and the fiercest wars in the hands of the most violent men on the face of earth.
The world got demarcated into various different countries with barbed wires on their borders in between them!
Ages passed by, empires turned to democracies, businesses turned to large corporate houses, armies adopted the most lethal weapons by testing them in Hiroshima and Nagasaki for once; but the freedom of man is still a distant dream on the planet.
The modern culture has subjugated man’s freedom to its most lethal weapon ever created in the name of money. Whatever we do in life on earth today is directed to earning and hoarding as much of money as we can. Not a single action of ours has remained free of this unfortunate motive to earn money out of it.
We as humans need to regain our freedom to walk on our planet without being obstructed by the barbed wires on the national borders being protected by the armies on both sides of them.
We have our human potential on our side to attain our freedom from the clutches of money power and political power to write a new era of freedom on our planet.
Skeletal Leap
Who will be the pioneers of attaining our freedom from the clutches of money power and political power to write a new era of freedom on our planet?
They are certainly going to be the pioneers who have already healed themselves creating their personal heaven in life via Skeletal Leap in their body, mind and spirit. Attaining freedom is going to be their next step to create a collective heaven on earth for all Homo sapiens that we are.
Thanks for listening to this episode of Skeletal Leap: A Living Adventure! In the next episode, I will tell you about the human potential of its learning from its own mistakes.
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