Evolved societies do not have prisons
Have you ever wondered how homicide would be handled on an evolved earth? Here is an interesting Akashic reading based off of that inquiry. According to the Akashic Records, the answer depends entirely on the level of consciousness of that civilization. The question itself contains an interesting paradox. If a civilization has truly reached a heavenly state, then the conditions that create homicide have largely been healed. Because homicide is usually not the result of a single action. It is the result of layers of consciousness expressing themselves through an action: Fear. Trauma. Separation. Hatred. Scarcity. Possessiveness. Powerlessness. Unhealed pain. A civilization that has genuinely transcended these patterns would produce very few circumstances in which homicide would occur at all. But letâs imagine one does occur. The Current Earth Model Much of modern Earth operates from a punishment paradigm. The question becomes: âWhat should happen to the person?â The focus is on consequence. The focus is often on retribution. The focus is often on protecting society from the individual. Nothing inherently wrong with this in a developing civilization, but it is rooted in a certain stage of consciousness. The Heavenly Civilization Model According to the Records, a highly evolved civilization asks a different question: âWhat happened within this being that made this action possible?â Notice the shift. The focus moves from punishment to understanding. Not because the action is ignored. Not because there is no accountability. But because the civilization understands that behavior is an expression of consciousness. The act is addressed. The root is addressed. The soul is addressed. Accountability Still Exists One misconception is that a heavenly civilization would simply say: âEverything is love.â âDo whatever you want.â The Records suggest the opposite. Highly evolved civilizations often have more accountability, not less. But accountability is aimed toward restoration rather than punishment.