Famous love Quote by Sorin Cerin
“When such a perfect society will be created or if it will ever be created is a question as difficult to answer as if the question would be how many wars will stille come. Nevertheless, my answer is that if such a perfect society, a society of the Sacred Self, a spiritual society existed, the premises through which to obtain such a society are terrible, if not awful, because, for such a society to exist, it will be necessary to change the current human within the man and replace it with the Sacred Self of Man through which he can became a sacerdotal being. How do you think this can be done if not through the most awful moments through which mankind could bear? Those who control the monster called money will have to understand that no matter how many crimes they will make, they will not be able to stop the downfall, to keep people as slaves of this instrument. People will have to understand that their entire social hierarchy is outdated, that no matter how many death and wa”
About This Quote
The quote argues that achieving a flawless, spiritually enlightened society requires a profound transformation of human nature, which can only happen through extreme suffering, and that monetary power cannot prevent societal collapse.
In simple terms: A perfect spiritual society needs deep human change, often through hardship, and money can’t stop decline.
Key Takeaway
Transform humanity, accept hardship, question money’s control.
Themes
philosophy
society
spirituality
power
transformation
Mood
reflective
critical
serious
Type
philosophical
political
spiritual
When to use this quote
- political reform
- personal growth
- spiritual practice
- economic critique
Key Concepts
Sacred Self
human nature
social hierarchy
economic control
Questions to Reflect On
- What personal changes are necessary for societal transformation?
- Can systemic change occur without widespread suffering?
A Different Perspective
Such a drastic change may be unrealistic or ethically problematic.
