A STUDY IN KARMA/PART 41
THE FRENCH
REVOLUTION
The
collective selfishness and indifference of the well-to-do towards the poor and
miserable, leaving them to fester in overcrowded slums, among degrading and
evil-provoking surroundings, bring down upon themselves social troubles, labour
unrest, threatening combinations. Carried to excess in France during the reigns
of Louis XIV and Louis XV, this same selfishness and indifference were the
direct causes of the French Revolution, of the destruction of the Crown and of
the nobility.
Taught
by Theosophy to see the workings of karmic law in the history of nations as
well as in that of individuals, we should be forces making for national welfare
and prosperity. The strongest karmic cause is the power of thought, and this is
as true for nations as for individuals.
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