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I want to apologize in advance, I'm not very good at English, if you don't understand something, the fault is probably not in you, but in my translation from Hungarian to English. If you were to find yourself in such a situation, I would say (... of course, if you asked me) Let it go and move on!

The text in the image or the banner:
Key to the MATRIX
... and they, the keepers of the key, belong to a tiny ethnic group, the Gypsies living in Hungary!
... that is because in the world only the Gypsies were able to preserve their identity and in light of this protect the ancient knowledge entrusted to them!
... and what is also very important is the problem itself, what it is, where it comes from and where it is going.
The problem is the choice!

First of all, what I think is important to say is that everyone possesses the ancient knowledge, not only the Gypsies, ... but only they were able to preserve it on a conscious level.

As always, we have to look for the answer in the past, in history: regarding where things are going, examining where they come from provide very important information.

I found the answer to my question, which I think also occurred to you, in an article by a historian, here it is (... in my translation)

"It has become a structural element of Gypsy society that it refuses to own territory either spiritually or physically; neither does it form a power hierarchy within its own society, nor does it fit in with the external hierarchy; and does not accumulate possessions.

We emphasize: it is not a mere lack of the listed things, but a denial, a deliberate refusal to own land, participate in the power hierarchy, and accumulate wealth, even if the host society advocated this. Gypsies had a very good reason for this. It was the only chance for them to remain a gypsy." /Dr GÁBOR BENCSIK, PhD historian/

The source of the text below: https://romanomissio.fi/roma-in-society/ 

"The journey of the Roma has been long and tragic. They have lived scattered around Europe for nearly thousand years. Along with eradication and destruction attempts, the Roma culture has always been threatened by assimilation efforts. One state after another passed laws to deport and destroy the Roma. They did not have human rights anywhere. Laws often also included a death penalty. They really were between a rock and a hard place. Hardly any people can go through similar experiences without them leaving a deep imprint on its culture, values, attitudes and educational."

"If an individual feels already at an early stage that he is considered a second-class citizen, he starts to feel himself an outsider and no healthy commitment can develop to shared ’norms’. Respect and appreciation for the environment changes into an arrogant, defensive and aggressive behaviour."

"The most recent persecution touching the Roma took place during the Second World War. According to estimates by researchers, from 600,000 to 2 million Romanis were executed in Hitler’s gas chambers and at concentration camps. The Roma population of several countries was completely destroyed at concentration camps. This happened, for example, in the Netherlands, Estonia and Lithuania.

It is amazing that despite the persecutions and difficulties, the Roma have been able to preserve their cultural characteristics surprisingly well."

"It is often difficult to accept people who behave differently than we do in our routine life. We find strange and alien things bewildering. We speak for equality but many of us still think that equality means the same as similarity. When a person can appreciate himself in a healthy manner, he also has the courage to find out about different people. This way unnecessary fears and prejudices diminish and difference is no longer experienced as a threat but even as richness."

"Language is highly important to human beings.
Awareness of the historical background of the Romani language opens a window into the past and thereby expands the perspective into the life of the Roma. The Romani language belongs to the Indo-European language family and more specifically to its Indo-Aryan branch. It originates from the old cultural language of India, Sanskrit, from which Hindi, Urdu, Marathi, etc., have developed. The Romani language and Hindi are sister languages, but the Romani language separated from the Indo-Aryan family tree already over two thousand years ago."

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The Gypsy ethnic group has preserved for humanity the world view, the way of seeing, in fact the essence of life, which Jesus also conveyed to his followers. This is the source, we must return to this if we want to save the world for our children, grandchildren and, last but not least, ourselves.

I would like to draw the attention of the whole world to a tiny village in Hungary, the village of Cserdi, and its gypsy mayor, László Bogdán, who performed the heroic deed of the last millennium, setting an example for the world. He proved to humanity that there is another world in which even a small local community can create a livable and self-sustaining life for itself, thereby regaining its freedom, and thus it is possible for the community to break away from the artificially created global economic world.

He wanted to spread his ideas widely, and he did everything for this purpose, he had his own series of lectures and participated in many conferences as a guest speaker.

His work ended in tragic circumstances on July 14, 2020, when he was 46 years old.

(As a footnote: The circumstances of his death raised many questions for me, in addition to being deeply depressing. I think I can discover a similarity in the way the existence of the self-supporting community created in the village of Cserdi was broken with his death, and in the way the hippie movement was destroyed in the 60s. ... but I think it's better, if we'll leave that for now.)

The point is the point!

People! There is no other way, there is only this one way! THIS IS THE FUTURE! ... this is the only way we can save ourselves and our world!

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The source of the text below: https://budapestbeacon.com/cserdi-mayor-laszlo-bogdan-chosen-man-year/ December 26, 2013.)

“The objective of the program is simple,” Bogdan told. “Every day another Hungarian should believe that Gypsies are good people.”

As is often the case in Baranya county, a majority of the villagers are gypsies.  There is an important difference, however.  The mayor of Cserdi, a gypsy, is determined to prove that his people are capable of earning an honest living tilling the land.

Before Bogdan was elected mayor Cserdi had one of the highest crime rates in the country, with some 200 burglaries in 2005 alone.  Today crime is virtually unknown because anyone willing to work hard may work for the local government cultivating potatoes, onions, garlic, tomatoes, and green peppers.  The village owns 15 hectares of agricultural ground which the villagers cultivate for a living. A 3000 sqm plot has been enclosed in canvas so that tomatoes, green peppers, and seedlings can be grown year round.

When not laboring side by side in the fields, Hungarians and gypsies work together repairing one another’s homes. Bogdan is especially proud of a new wooden footbridge connecting the poorer “gypsy” part of the settlement with the Hungarian part, both for its physical and symbolic importance.

One thing distinguishing Bogdan from other village mayors is his willingness to lead through example, be it demonstrating with his bare hands the correct technique for digging up potatoes and watering greenhouse seedlings or helping the townspeople build a stone wall.   A first among equals, he is indefatigable and completely dedicated to the idea that Hungarians and gypsies can live together in peace and harmony. 

A region known for the fertility of its soil, bountiful harvests have enabled the people of Cserdi to donate two tons of vegetables to the City of Pécs for distribution to the poor in September (2013)"

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We will only be able to save ourselves and our world if all countries and peoples regain their right to self-determination, if we learn the rules of peaceful coexistence, accept and apply them in our everyday lives.

... I would just add that during my 7 years of research work, I realized that our world does not need politicians, political parties, businessmen, global financial market networks, and above all stock markets! Because they are all against common sense and love.

Live and let live! For everyone, and not just for a privileged few, living well can only be realized on the basis of peaceful coexistence.

I say let's go back to the source, about 2000 years, to the world of Jesus, and follow the path shown by Jesus, which says that everyone is born pure on this earth, everyone has the collective knowledge, and what is very important, that the we keep a tiny spark of God in our souls, and the temple is our body that protects our fragile inner world. Furthermore, everyone is born equal, and in light of this, everyone should share in the world's goods equally. No man and no nation is better or worse than another.

I would like to give you an example that I wrote in a post in Hungarian to explain the problematic of the election, of course here, in my current post in English, in my "brilliant" translation, which, I think, can sometimes be very funny.  Of course, not for me because I don't understand English, I just pretend I do. I'm just writing it while constantly holding Google Translate's hand and not letting it go for a second.

On the sidelines of this year's Hungarian election

I was thinking why we or other countries need politicians and political parties at all, and their permanent election. I came to the conclusion that we don't need it at all. 

Let's imagine that the population of Hungary is sitting in a big ship, we are all rowing in the same boat. Cool! What do the people need? First of all, there needs to be someone who steers the boat with a common goal, setting a direction, in such a way that the well-being of the people is at the center. Besides the leader, assistants are also needed, who coordinate the work of the rowers of the boat so that they move at the right speed and in the right direction. In general, a person goes from somewhere to somewhere, the same is the case with a nation.

... and then suddenly someone comes along and figures it out, that we need politicians and political parties. I think the truth does not need parties, since there is no right and left side of the truth, at least when I look at basic human rights! Common sense would be more than enough for that!

Then I will now model how such a boat is able to move in the struggle of the parties against each other. Let's say the party on the right wins. The leader orders his oarsmen to go full steam ahead, and he withdraws all rights from the oarsmen on the left, so they cannot row. Well, in this constellation, not only will the boat not move forward, but it will not move even a single millimeter, but rather depending on how zealously they row on the right side, the boat will rotate around its own axis at such a speed.

If we now model that the left party wins the election, the situation will not fundamentally change much, only that the ship will not rotate to the right, but to the left.

In both cases, the person who does the most for his nation is the one who does nothing, just looks out of his head, because of course, ... we won't go anywhere now either, we'll stand still but at least we won't be spinning and so our head and stomach can be at rest, we won't be constantly dizzy.

I see only one good solution to this situation, the parties must be removed from the face of the Earth together with all their politicians, and only a person should be chosen as a leader whose professional knowledge and aptitude provide a basis for holding the position.

I will now finish my train of thought, in conclusion I would like to draw your attention once again to the discovery that is so important to me, namely that the Gypsy ethnic group, the ethnic group that has preserved for humanity that world view, that way of seeing, in fact the essence of life, which Jesus also conveyed to his followers. This is the source, we must return to this if we want to save our world, our land for our children, grandchildren and, last but not least, ourselves.

To be continued soon! 
Thanks for listening!

Nagytarcsa - Hungary - 08.31.2022.

PEACE be with you!
Erika Orosz | Zsoro, the Hungarian