World Affairs, Politics & War

Definition

Bashar teaches that war is not an inevitable human trait but a collective belief system reinforced over millennia, an extreme expression of believing in separation ("us versus them"); he notes that even anti-war movements often reinforce war by focusing energy on what they claim to reject, teaching instead that "you create peace by being peace," not by fighting against war. On politics, he frames voting and participation as valid expressions of preference, but says they should come from excitement and clarity rather than fear or opposition, since voting "against" something strengthens the vibration of what you oppose; political systems mirror the average consciousness of the populace, so the fastest way to change a corrupt system is personal consciousness evolution rather than revolution. His core prescription for world peace is individual: live in peace within yourself first, and by example reflect to others that peace, not force, is the strongest vibration — since a person who truly believes something needs no one else to be forced to share that belief.