In the primary reality of physical life - of things you can touch with your hands, and sometimes even hold - survival instinct and the need to replenish (feed) rules. War (the physical aspects of it, including "terrorist attacks") brings out the best in humans, because at that time, survival of all is felt more profoundly than at other times, and is why some people will fall on a grenade to save their mates, or will actually save "an enemy" rather than kill him.
In the secondary reality of mental life - of thought, feelings, sensations that can never be touched with your hands, nor held by them - destruction and the need to destroy other ideas rules. War (the mental and emotional aspects of it, including all "threats of war", and today "threats of terrorism") brings out the worst in humans, because thought sees all other thoughts which are different as bad, wrong, needing to be destroyed, and is why some people will actually kill "a friend" or "a loved one", who thinks differently from them.
Funny, huh?
But there's a third reality, missed by all humans, even if they might "know it" as an idea, because they usually always miss it in "real time" - where the Action is. It is the irrelevant background, the apparent environment, upon which is played the "life of man", and War is caused and talked about and continued and stopped NOT by humans, but by Life itself - for it's own, secret to most, purposes.
Although Man believes his existence to be three-dimensional (the primary reality), his perception, his consciousness, and his individuality, is based upon a two-dimensional attitude (the second reality). Man knows that his life is a two-dimensional existence within a three-dimensional possibility, and this is precisely what drives all his "attempts" at enlightenment - to See with a tripartite consciousness.
Trippy, huh?
Possible.
Very rare.
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