Institutionalized Death: A Divide Between Wealth and Suffering

In an era where technological advancements and pharmaceutical interventions shape the very fabric of existence, the question emerges: Are we working toward ending suffering, or are we merely institutionalizing death? The modern world presents a stark contrast, longevity for the rich and manufactured suffering for the poor. The most powerful among us seek eternal life, while the marginalized are left to navigate a reality engineered for their demise. This is not a dystopian warning of a far-off future. It is happening now. Our society has entered a state where people are chemically, economically, and politically reduced to a passive existence.

Health, longevity, and even mental well-being have been commodified. Nowhere is this institutionalization more evident than in the mass prescription of anti-psychotics and antidepressants. The United States is the only country that gives these drugs to children on such a massive scale. What does it mean when an entire generation grows up medicated, chemically numbed, and stripped of the ability to process suffering and rebellion? The natural feedback loop of emotion and consequence is severed, leaving behind what can only be described as chemical robots, people who do not feel enough to resist, to change, or to demand better. The only common link found between school shootings and mass bombings in the U.S. is the use of antipsychotic medications. These drugs remove the ability to have an emotional response. This is not speculation, it is a known side effect of the drugs themselves. How can a child be expected to make rational choices when they are chemically altered into emotional robots? This is not supporting free will. This is control. 

Health disparities are not accidental, they are structured realities. Studies from the Alameda County Public Health Department show a clear and disturbing correlation between life expectancy and access to housing, education, transportation and employment. These inequities, which disproportionately affect low-income populations and people of color, ensure that the most marginalized communities have the lowest statistical chance of survival. Ironically, poor individuals tend to be more resource-efficient than the wealthy. They use fewer resources, waste less, and have a smaller carbon footprint, yet they are the first to suffer from systemic neglect. The cycle perpetuates itself: poverty leads to poor nutrition, which leads to impaired cognitive function, which leads to fewer opportunities for evolution, education and employment.

For centuries, the wealthiest families ( Rothschilds, Vanderbilts, Mars, Waltons, Kochs, Cargill-Macmillans, Rockefellers) have orchestrated global affairs from the shadows. Today, no longer. Billionaires stand at the center of the stage, openly shaping policies that secure their dominion over life and death itself. influencing all global economies and policies. They seek an undying experience while offering the masses nothing but subsistence. the oligarchs are no longer hiding.

It’s in our face. Elon Musk, Shou Zi Chew, Tulsi Gabbard, Joe Rogan, Sundar Pichai, Barron Trump, Kai Trump, Miriam Adelson, John Paulson, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Joe Biden, Michelle Obama, Argentina’s President Javier Milei, Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni, and representing President Xi Jinping, China’s Vice President Han Zheng and Chinese Ambassador to the U.S. Xie Feng, all stood standing near Trump at his inauguration.

This is not about left or right. This is not about Democrats or Republicans. These are the power brokers—standing together, playing the game above us. They parade their power in front of us because they no longer fear exposure.

What happens Meanwhile, while billionaires pour their money into life-extension technology rather than addressing the crisis of suffering happening right now. The rich are working to live forever while the poor are left to suffer and die young. 

So, what is the logical outcome of this deepening divide? Will people continue to accept their own oppression; will we be pushed to a breaking point?

Instead of using their unimaginable wealth to create systemic change, they capitalize on crises, selling technology that increases their profits while convincing the public to fund AI and automation—technologies that are rapidly displacing human workers and require the utilization of our natural resources. 

The results? Massive job losses. With 80% of federal employees at risk of layoffs, the private sector following suit, and major corporations like Amazon and Walmart inevitably cutting millions from their workforce, based solely on profits. we are on the verge of a new economic catastrophe.

Democracy, meanwhile, has become a tool for pacification. While social justice movements fight for surface-level reforms, such as pronoun recognition, larger structural issues remain unchallenged. The system is collapsing, and the masses are being lulled into complacency with symbolic victories rather than fundamental change.

The Ticking Time Bomb of Social Unrest: the bomb needs to be defused non-violently by utilizing consciousness (intelligence), financial resources and technology

History has shown that when people are pushed too far, they rise up.

Consider the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests. Students and workers, fed up with corruption and economic disparity, took to the streets demanding democracy, freedom of the press, and accountability from their leaders. The government responded with a brutal military crackdown, yet the movement’s legacy persists.

Humanity operates on the same principle as nature: destruction often precedes renewal. Just as wildfires clear the way for new ecosystems to flourish, societies must often undergo upheaval before transformation occurs.

Are we nearing such a moment? Economic instability, political corruption, environmental collapse, and AI-driven unemployment are creating a perfect storm. The question is: how much pressure can be placed on a society before it erupts? Will it manifest as world war, bloody revolution, or peaceful awakening?

How to Break Free From the Institution of Death

That fact remains: The state of being we are embodying now, our culture, our food system, our country is internally violent. No matter what it’s being portrayed as, this is the truth.

We have institutionalized separation from nature, compassion, and wisdom. We are not supporting our connection to the divine, to each other, or to the Earth. Take something as natural, and embodied, primordial, vital and  intrinsic as sex. It should be playful, easy, fun, and intuitively guided. But if it isn’t, we are told to medicate, ignore our instincts, and force what isn’t right.

What happens when an entire society survives ignoring the signals of its own body? What happens when we are told to consume poison, ignore reality, and believe the system is fine? This is not fine. The system is broken.

The Phoenix Must Rise: I RING THE BELL Calling for PEACEFUL Radical Transformation

History teaches us that oppressive systems do not collapse on their own. They are either dismantled by force or transformed by mass awakening. Before World War II, the eugenics movement pushed society to the edge until it exploded into war. Now, we are at another crossroads. Will we repeat the cycle, or will we take a different path? Some already live outside the system and fully understand that they don't need system (off-grid communities, self-sustaining villages, those who rely on mutual aid) others cannot imagine life without the system.

The challenge is not just dismantling the old, it’s building the new.

Will You Feed the Oligarchy or the Divine?

The battle for humanity’s future is political, economic, and it is spiritual. On one side, the oligarchy tightens its grip, controlling resources, suppressing dissent, and institutionalizing suffering. On the other side, a divine force calls for liberation, abundance, and truth. Both sides expanding simultaneously. Quantum expressions oft he yin and yang expanding, equally opposite. 

Which side will you feed? Which side DO you feed? Will you submit to the system that institutionalizes death, or will you claim your power and embrace the divine spark within you? The time for stagnation is over. The system is crumbling. The question is not whether change is coming—it is whether or not we will guide that change peacefully.

Tick. Tick. Tick.

By VioletaGaiaObelar@pillarofcompassion.com

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