Scimus autem quoniam diligentibus Deum omnia cooperantur in bonum, iis qui secundum propositum vocati sunt sancti. And we know that to them that love God, all things work together unto good, to such as, according to his purpose, are called to be saints.

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The end of the Republic — aka the end of authority not their own — is what Yay-voting Senators and their globalist partners aim to accomplish. This may be the end of the Republic — personally, I am certain the Republic is stronger than insane spending (aka theft) can destroy — but it is not the end of Dharma, which has no beginning and no end.

This is not what it seems. When evil doers roam unrestrained by themselves or by others, this is a sign that they have been abandoned to self-destruction. Mr. Cuomo is a recent notable example of the phenomenon. Personally, I think the Republic is clearing her baffles. Cuomo, Newsom, McConnell, Romney are large extended dacoit families, not just individuals. Something big is afoot and it is much more than an insane spending bill.

In order for the Republic to end, Land, Families, and Constitution each and all would have to agree to do that. That is not going to happen because neither the Land, the Families living on Her, nor the Constitution want it to happen. God Himself would have to approve an end to this American Republic, and I know for a fact that He has no intention of doing that. So, be not alarmed. Carry on doing your duties as normal, whatever they are, however you see them, and leave the rest to The Big Guy.

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The spiritual aspirants and devotees of old reached their goal only through peace. Peace gave Ramdas, Tukaram, Kabir, Thyagaraja, Nandanar, etc. the fortitude needed to bear all the calumny, torture, and travail that was their lot. An aspirant who bases efforts on these examples will be free of anger, despair, and doubt. The accounts of their struggles and successes, if contemplated upon, are more useful to the aspirant than contemplation of the powers and accomplishments of the Lord. They will help the aspirant to try out in their own experience the methods developed by these others. One can attain peace by recalling how they overcame handicaps, how they bore troubles, and what paths they trod to cross over to the other bank. It will be found that peace was the main instrument that saved them from the coils of anger, pain, conceit, doubt, and despair. Therefore listen, oh aspirants! Acquire the instrument, peace, by the grace of the Lord. Direct all efforts to that end.