Newer more 'fluid' cultures like 'academic' or 'technologist' disrupt and destroy existing cultures because they destabilize coordinating mechanisms. A last name or tone of skin no longer creates a sense of trust and unity.
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It's like learning a new language, or mastering a difficult instrument. Your mother culture is gifted to you for free, but to rebuild your world using another culture is much harder. Your old energy source may be dying, but you still have to put in the work to use the new one
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Note here. For something like "musician culture" you can master the piano technically but still not have rebuilt your world through new eyes. Rote memorization plus lack of ability to be creative is indicative of this pure focus on technicality rather than cultural change.
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Because of how technology affects cultures our power sources are in flux. I suspect there are precisely zero guru millennials now because it just isn't possible. It's like looking for someone with 5 years of work experience with a 2 year old technology.
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A 'guru', or an enlightened individual who can spread sacredness, does so by teaching how to draw energy from the sacred. Usually there is a path from easy to hard before you can draw directly from feeling existence itself is wonderful.
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Since our sense of sacred is in flux, it's like our sources of energy are in flux. The enlightened individuals of our time are stuck with old power sources. They're smiling while playing violin on a sinking Titanic. They're only advice to us is "step 2) draw the rest of the owl"
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