The enemy of Marxists is monopolists, not bankers, Amazon, not Chase, industrialists, not capitalists. Marxists make bankers / capitalists their enemy because Marxists are greedy for money and respect. But the problem of totalism — which drives Marxists’ feelings of wrong, and rightly so — is made by industrialization (totalization) of education and life generally, even religion, not by ordinary communications, which include, naturally, money: its availability, use, and movement.

Marxists advance a non-solution solution to a genuine problem: totalism.

The solution to the problem of totalism is reverence for the homeschool and respect for the five professional guilds: Theology, Medicine, Military Arts, Law, and Pedagogy. The theological term of art for solution to the problem of totalism is: purity of heart.

You cannot be fresh and feeling fine, wearing a washed vest under an unwashed shirt; or, an unwashed vest under a washed shirt. Both have to be clean to provide the sense of tingling joy. So too, outer and inner cleanliness have both to be sought and won. In reality, outer cleanliness is but the reflection of the inner achievement. There is a strange glow on the face of a guileless person. Inner cleanliness has its own soap and water – the soap of strong faith and water of constant practice. The true aspirant will have a reverent attitude to the duty he is bound with. He will carry out every task assigned to him as if it is an act of worship by which the Lord will be pleased, through which he can approach the Pedestal of God. Duty is God; Work is worship – that is the motto. Worship is not a uniform to be put on and taken off at stated hours of the day.