What keeps us from working Pt. 4

This theme of the journey, the story
of the Prodigal Son comes to mind,
Siddartha by Herman Hesse. Especially
the story of the Buddha, he was a protected
prince, who one day saw suffering, and had
to break free to understand what this was.
This is why sometimes, it is good to have
a place in life where one is "invisible", it does
not matter on the scale of things, who one is.
Very public figures like the UK's Royal Family,
Obama, David Cameron, Millionaires at the
head of industry, rock stars, big businesses, people
often on the TV. Ever notice how "aged" they often look,
it is a hard life being in the public eye, do they have peace?
And don't we love it when they fall, or when a scandal is
exposed?
They are actually more trapped
in terms of being able to evolve than most.
This is one reason why they get paid millions, hard to
walk away from that, and the toys and attention this brings.
They live for the purposes of the masses and their controllers.
Mr. Gurdjieff said that "The world is upside down
and back to front". You don't want to be famous.
Trust us. This is the survival instinct at work.