All this talk of everliving and eternity... hints... loudly... to "consider the true house of the immortals" aka universe.

Buddhists reincarnate? Yup.

Rich people are mostly satanic? Nope.

Look deeper.

The question was never about _all_ rich people. A guy makes some money on a good idea, there's no reason to think ill of him per se. That would be silly.

Rather, I was asking about people's thoughts regarding those seeming few pullers-of-strings behind the scenes, the global Royalty who seem, as if by magic, to be somehow different from the rest of us, to stand above in their own minds and in the minds of the (ignorant? beguiled?) throng who supprt them.

I'll never understand the mind of a person who accepts the concept of a king or queen. Why would you ever, ever bow before another human being? I mean, yeah, they can come with force and make you appear to worship, but there seem to be people who actually think it's a good idea to have royalty. I just don't get it.

Nevertheless, it certainly isn't only me who has noticed the confluence of uber wealth and power with ritualistic weirdness (Bohemian Grove, for example).

And the symbols, the winged disc (ubiquitous in big business logos), the cube, crescent, and star, basically all layed out at places like Vigilantcitizen and others.

It just occurred to me to ask "why?" Occultism isn't necessarily tied with riches, but there seems to be some connection plainly observable, and I wondered whether it might be connected and go all the way back to/past Egypt and all the effort they seemed to engage in surrounding death and rebirth among the royalty.