Why does evil always win?

[meadow-foreigner]

There is this great maximum at life (a very unsettling one, to say the least): "that which bothers you from the outside is a reflection of the same thing happening on your inside". In other words, if something happening on the outside moves you in any way - that's a sign of misalignment, an imbalance in your inner world due to the very things that are being judged upon.

This maximum correlates with the Principle of Correspondence "as within, so without".
This maximum annoys me, though.
It pushes some buttons I didn't even think I have, despite all the ludicrous amount of self work I've been doing. Thus is the utmost value of 3d: whatever occurs here is designed to mirror your most tiniest misalignments.
Contrary to what may seem, it's not like the majority of people here are the lowest scum of this multiverse's dump bag, no; it's just that Earth really, truly, absolutely excels at being an unrivaled learning academy when it comes to balancing being and not-being; action and not-action; feeling and not-feeling; thinking and not-thinking.

It's supposed to bring whoever decides to incarnate here to their knees because the catalyst accumulation grows in such an exponential rate that even the tiniest addition of energy (such as merely watching some unsettling event from afar) is enough to produce a reaction on our inside (which is unsettling and rearranges our inner world).

Earth seems to be an outstanding 6d learning world. After all, it's easier to work on yourself when you know your own full picture (in 4d and higher densities you have your whole memories), though it is way, way harder when you're zoomed in to a couple of pixels of your own picture and have no picture of the whole, unless, of course, you meditate and zoom out for instants - and even so - the moment you step out of your meditation a truckload of catalyst is ready to hit you with full force.


It's just how it's supposed to be. Whoever is incarnated here is working on tiny little details of one's self - details ultra magnified by this world and its idiosyncratic palette of catalysts and circumstances.

That's what I think about it.

Yeah, it sucks though.