Champion, championed, championing, champions

Champion is thought in America as something to win or be superior over another, yet no human is really superior to anyone. Champion is derived from the Latin word campus which means [field]. Through some strange form of psychosis, this word has been cleverly rearranged in the minds of those who perceive its use. Let's discuss how this has happened.

Champion is a form of separation or measurement applied to human behavior. It would initially seem odd to make the statement, the sky is a champion or the universe is a champion. Only humans can come up with a way to measure themselves as different than their environment and kindred.

In the use of this word in our language, we have become accustomed to its meaning and use as a way to teach our children they must fight for their freedom from others by practicing it in games and sports, which might seem a way to increase stability, when in fact, it is a way to instill conflict in any type of separation. Thus, being a champion is more a way to separate people and cause more conflict.

Humans have been taught they need to feel good about themselves and who they are. This is indeed necessary, but done in all the wrong ways. First, humans match the champion perception to the animal life around them and assume they must also act like an animal in this analogy, when the lesson is completely amiss. This lesson from animal life was to learn why humans cannot be the animal, for they have taken the next step up in the evolution. The step in evolution is forgotten, and the lesson was that steps exists, so humans should have learned that to evolve as planned, their step up in intelligence was a lesson to know there must be another.

Since we have forgotten that we are to step up in evolution again, we have instead chosen conflict as a way to avert our evolution, for without conflict, there is no champion. The conflicts arise from the separations, and this is seen quite prevalent in our society in the form of psychological actions observed in our school children, as they immediately notice the differences between themselves and others.

The self-esteem is evident as a locking mechanism in the mind to control the individual and integrate the user into the existing failed system. As soon an the individual has made the measurement, the esteem is evaluated in the mind, and immediately used as a basis. The ability to present compassion in the proper sense, is covertly hidden. This aversion have created much conflict in people, along with danger and terror of others who have not achieved their true evolution, which keeps envy in control.

When one can make another feel more worthy than oneself, there is no need for a champion over others. If no self-esteem exists, a human who is beginning to evolve, would be able to sense this by gazing into the eyes of another alone without words to express it. Self-esteem must be replaced with a form of compassion, faith, and respect. Once these feelings have been rearranged, the champion has moved back into the field where it belongs.

So if humans cannot in essence be a champion, who is the champion, and what does it really mean? The champion is the field. This could mean the [seed of life], as in the [prairie] or [food of the earth]. If man was to have a champion, it makes more sense to know that our environment and earth, combined with the sun and moon, is capable of championing life itself in the form of food, water, air, and sleep. The humans who have evolved to perceive this arrangement have been gifted with the volition to process the information. Unfortunately, the processors are broken and human evolution is dying.

This horrible aversion has manifested into massive growth correlated to esteem and freedom, when there is no such thing as freedom in this world, as true freedom is freedom from thoughts that confuse you, and thoughts that have been arranged by you, and for you. Freedom is thought in all forms.

A true champion in thought would be one who could discern the core meaning as [separating thought] as versus [kindred]. The step up in separation in the mind only, is what allows the seed to grow, for man did not create the seed, but he is the result of it. The power of life brings with it much aversion, but with all life, they're must be the opposite power, as in positive and negative, and the separation is a sign to balance the two, as they are already doing that naturally. So here, we have another lesson hidden in the straw.

So those who are champions in their own minds always have something that holds them in place. Can you guess what that is? THINK. The champion separator uses hope to secure their belief, when faith is masked by their own aversion within.

1 Samuel 17: 44, 50-51
And the Philistine said to David, Come to me, and I will give thy flesh unto the fowls of the air, and to the beasts of the field. [50] So David prevailed over the Philistine with a sling and with a stone, and smote the Philistine, and slew him; but there was no sword in the hand of David. [51] Therefore David ran, and stood upon the Philistine, and took his sword, and drew it out of the sheath thereof, and slew him, and cut off his head therewith. And when the Philistines saw their champion was dead, they fled.

Comment: The Philistine and the Israeli were both conflicted over the champion in their souls.

R. Mark Sink 2007/3/10