There can be no serious understanding of politics without an understanding of

developmental psychology. Welcome to Conscious Politics Part 3, the principles of Conscious Politics.

So in Part 1, in Part 2, we spend a lot of time talking about the fundamentals of why government exists and how it works and the various benefits that it offers.

So you can start to appreciate it.

And now we're going to talk about what does conscious politics mean and how do we distinguish it from

unconscious politics? I mean we've already addressed some of these points but I want to

condense it down into a list of bullet points and I'm going to give you 50 or

so different bullet points here in no particular order except for the first one which is the most important.

And so the number one principle of conscious politics is that all of politics and all of government is about maximization of consciousness, love and truth.

And that that is the ultimate aim.

And we need to be very clear about that as we're designing our policies and as we're engaging in politics.

If our policies and our politics ends up not doing that, but the opposite, then that's how we know

we've gone astray.

And also this distinguishes from just pure selfishness politics done purely for the

benefit of me and my people really this is an expanded view of politics politics done for the betterment of all, not even just people, but the entire planet and really beyond that the entire universe when we get to that point.

We're not at that point yet simply because we're just

locked on this planet, but eventually we will be there and by that point we better have

an expanded sense of what we're what our aims are.

So I want to take a point here to explain

what I mean by love in politics because a lot of people can

misunderstand this and this can come off as a very woo-w-w-w-hippy type of ideal that's

impractical in the real world. It's like Leo love doesn't actually do anything in the real world. You can't actually

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