The Shattered Realm

In some respects Chaos is like sex. They are both immense fun to indulge in and they both harness vital energies necessary to fulfilled human existence. However, without the applied balance of control they can create severe imbalances within the psyche and within the greater context of society.

Both sex and Chaos should be actively and deliberately tapped into to keep ones life dynamic, yet not in such a way that they do irreparable damage. The unbridled unleashing of either of these powerful forces in one’s life may lead to enslavement to those forces and therefore a self-destructive and one-dimensional state of being. Achieving balanced expression of these forces is more about recognising what is damaging to oneself rather than completely restraining oneself. To repress the sexual force is to build it up in a state of potentia until it either manifests itself negatively elsewhere in the psyche, or until those natural urges rage out of control. To repress Chaos is to remain forever unchanged and ineffective.

In sociological and historical terms it is the force of Chaos that turns the wheel of change. It is the force that keeps humanity changing and progressing. It acts as a redressing force when current and past methodologies need overturning for the greater progression (or re-integration) of our culture. The manifestation of Chaos in our civilization in this current age reveals what a destructive force it can become if it is not used to redress imbalance. Rather than being used to redirect stasis and social apathy our current state of chaos bears the marks of one that has spiraled out of control.

Chaos is an inherently paradoxical phenomenon, and in our present society this paradox has taken shape because of the stultification of common sense through bureaucracy. Although designed to have a regulatory effect on Chaos, our present mode of political bureaucracy is massively ineffective against major issues such as crime, drug abuse, social deprivation, immigration and destabilisation, yet manages to marginalise the majority through draconian legislation on personal freedom, petty misdemeanours and the anti-social enforcement of the anathemas of modern society; multiculturalism, the implementation of the ‘nanny-state’ mentality and politically correct legislation. Another way of putting this is that we live in a society that often acts in a similar manner as an impotent bully.

Not only do our Governments often act directly against the specific wishes and needs of those they purport to represent, they increasingly act against those wishes and needs. This is because the sensible majority still largely want to see the enforcement of politically incorrect policies such as restricted immigration, the right to practice effective or lethal self-defence, the death penalty and the overhauling of the welfare system. Such views, though popular, are politically unfashionable in our modern, socialist Europe and remain unlikely to become implemented.

I am not suggesting that our society needs less Chaos. I am suggesting that we need far more of it. Chaos needs to be applied where bureaucracy, petty-mindedness and political stasis currently reign. In turn this will negate the greater, more damaging Chaos and defragmentation that currently rage with increasing uncontrollability amongst our people.