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in past times. It would have been better if I had never been born<br />

than that I should live to see evil triumph over good."<br />

Tutankhamun, who took over the throne, returned everything to<br />

the old ways (Otto Neubert, "Tutankhamun and the Valley <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Kings", Manchester, 1954, p. 151-174). Akhenaton's name was erased<br />

from all inscriptions and his royal city was levelled to the ground.<br />

A system based on spirituality can be very successful. This was<br />

proved by the Greek mathematician and philosopher Pythagoras (580<br />

- 500 B. C), who was from the island <strong>of</strong> Samos. After his explorative<br />

expeditions, he founded the society <strong>of</strong> Kroton (now Crotone), and<br />

the esoteric hylozoist Brotherhood (the association <strong>of</strong> Pythagoreans)<br />

and school in Syracuse on Sicily. He implemented a just law. <strong>The</strong><br />

Pythagoreans were the spiritual aristocracy. Besides philosophy and<br />

geometry, they seek a numerical basis for the universe. Pythagoras<br />

developed an esoteric school <strong>of</strong> thought, which still exists today.<br />

Pythagoras astonished everyone with his great knowledge <strong>of</strong><br />

magic. His influence on the development <strong>of</strong> southern Italy during<br />

more than 30 years was extensive. <strong>The</strong> Pythagoreans reformed<br />

society by ethical means. <strong>The</strong>ir government was called the 'aristo-<br />

cracy' (the rule <strong>of</strong> the best or the most knowledgeable). A city-state<br />

polis was founded at Kroton, which was ruled by 300 aristocrats who<br />

were celibate to avoid nepotism. <strong>The</strong> economy flourished and the<br />

cultural life was rich. <strong>The</strong>re was freedom <strong>of</strong> speech. <strong>The</strong> central<br />

principle was honesty. <strong>The</strong> women in this system were equal to the<br />

men and were permitted to reach high positions in society, as Dio-<br />

genes Laertios has related.<br />

In Russia, criminal masonic groups seized <strong>power</strong> in 1917 and foun-<br />

ded the opposite <strong>of</strong> aristocracy - a cacistocracy, the rule <strong>of</strong> the worst<br />

and most ignorant.<br />

Pythagoras' most famous disciple, Plato, developed his theory <strong>of</strong><br />

the ideal republic from experiences in Crotona. It has been claimed<br />

that this theory was the prototype for communism. This is a typical<br />

case <strong>of</strong> misinformation. It was quite the opposite! Plato called for the<br />

rule <strong>of</strong> the philosophers (the wise), not a tyranny <strong>of</strong> the ignorant.<br />

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