The Crown of Realism

Most people in the world today place fortune-tellers in high esteem. Not only do they agree with them in their delusion, but they also help them to empty the world of its content, that is to drown it in two things, in falsification and in history. I did not say in fake history, but rather in two things that serve each other. Notice the linkage of drowning in falsification and history. When Man sets out to look, in the delusion of falsification, for what helps him in his life, he is refuting that he is eternal. This also supposes that, when he separates himself from eternity, he imprisons himself in the delusion. I am speaking openly. He who reads well does not miss that I am not confining the responsibility for emptying the world to the fortune-tellers themselves, but I am extending it to those who love falsification and are separating themselves from eternity as well…Not only are these people serving fortune-tellers, but their responsibility is also turning them into fortune-tellers. Who is free of fortune-telling? He who spends his life depending on God and His grace both now and forever. This is the crown of realism.