Throughout history, it has been observed time and again that Sanctity, Order, and Harmony come under astounding attacks. Here we speak not merely of Sanctity in a religious sense, but of every quality that calls human beings to transcend themselves, to achieve inner unity, and to follow higher values.
The question arises: why does Harmony provoke such immense resistance? Why do some wish to unravel the realm of miracles—that which connects, elevates, and heals?
One explanation for this phenomenon lies within the workings of the human psyche. An individual struggling with internal conflicts, division, or disorder usually experiences Harmony as a threat. Not because Harmony is harmful, but because it holds up a mirror. Beauty, an ordered environment, or a balanced person or community serves as a reminder that another kind of Life could exist—one with less fear, hatred, and inner tension. In many cases, this realization can be so painful that people prefer to reject the mirror rather than face themselves. They either do not wish to—or feel incapable of—rising to the challenges, choosing instead to bend circumstances to suit themselves.
The profane mindset fundamentally seeks solutions by altering external circumstances. Instead of elevating itself to a higher level, it attempts to adjust its environment to its own state: suppressing, subjugating, discrediting, or destroying the more talented; shattering silence and peace; and making the world noisy. Finding no peace within itself, it is incapable of connecting to Harmony and thus tends to fundamentally question the very possibility of peace. Unable to create order in its own life, its inner experience leads it to believe that Order and peace are merely illusions, making destruction and relativization a form of self-justification.
It is a well-known psychological phenomenon that people tend to seek out communities that reinforce their existing beliefs. A suffering person often feels safer among fellow sufferers than in the company of those who have already found a way out. This is why certain communities serve not to heal, but to perpetuate grievances. The more people share the same inner conflict, the more natural their condition appears, and the less they feel the need to change. Unfortunately, this can be considered a worldwide „epidemic” today.
They dread Harmony, which is quiet and invisible, yet through its immense, gentle power eventually overrides everything. In physics, this is called the pursuit of equilibrium.
Harmony does not coerce, conquer, or destroy, yet it affects all things. Its strength stems precisely from being aligned with the Order of Nature. In Nature, every enduring system strives for balance: living organisms, ecosystems, and human communities alike function well only when their constituent parts cooperate. Disunity, hatred, and constant conflict may yield dramatic and effective results locally and in the short term, but over the long run, systems operating in this manner consume themselves.
Historical experience demonstrates that collapsed empires of the past were rarely defeated or obliterated from the outside; rather, they imploded due to the internal contradictions of their ideologies and power structures. Systems built upon disharmony always and without exception fall victim to themselves—a reality we are witnessing once again in the present.
It follows that the struggle against Sanctity and Harmony is ultimately a self-destructive process. Whoever destroys Order actually weakens the very foundation from which their own existence springs. Profane regimes may delay the unfolding of Harmony for a time, causing damage and suffering, but they are incapable of permanently overriding the fundamental laws that sustain Life. The power and laws of the Universe are undeniably stronger than small human counter-actions against the ultimate Order (MAAT).
What is the lesson in our daily lives? Perhaps the most important is that not everyone can be persuaded or saved, because internal intent is a prerequisite for change. It is worth focusing our efforts on those who are seeking a way out—those ready to face themselves and endure the struggles that come with growth and self-transcendence. Help finds fertile ground where there is genuine openness to change.
Ultimately, the power of Harmony lies not in combat, but in existence itself. The profane mindset and any human endeavor may obstruct its unfolding for a time, but cannot defeat it permanently.
Just as systems built upon destruction disappeared one after another throughout history, so too is every effort fleeting that turns against the fundamental, deeper order of human existence and Life itself. Harmony endures not because it is stronger or purports to be so, but because it is in alignment with existence—with the sacred Order of origin from which Life itself flows.
Therefore, as folk tales tell us: In the end, good always triumphs.
People need only decide how much loss, damage, and pain they wish to endure before the laws of nature prevail!
One can also choose to support the unfolding of Harmony—just as we do here within Sacred Hungary!
Blessings upon those who walk the true path!
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