What we think becomes matter. Like G-d, we make the immaterial material. To be frank, no government on earth could fight the power of a citizenry fully conscious of its powers of mind. But like our innate talent for remote viewing or telepathic communication, most often we have left our bio powers unexercised, or they have been routinely outlawed or expunged by inquisition and, in our modern era, by loss of tenure or professional post. But my life, and those of billions of others on earth, has included a great range of experiences that defy the modern era's obsession with control over matter as an expression of dominance, rather than an expression of dominion.
All life is one.
Politics, like much of modern science, has fixated on domination rather than doing what is just and sustainable. While the practice of domination suggests the entire universe subject to our personal and collective will, for any desired outcome, the acknowledgement of dominion suggests there is a natural role for humankind as we evolve, that we have a primary role in advancing our society. As stewards of society and the biosphere, we must attend like a nursemaid to its ever-changing needs, for its eventual health and maturity. For me, the message of life, if there's one I could put on a heavenly billboard, is quite simple. We are here to help each other, to enhance the perfect divine work we are inheritors of.