The intervention of the materialistic man is not linear increasing. A hundred years ago he did not have the possibilities to destroy the rain forests in murderous high speed. He could not technically empty the seas. There was no possibility to produce everything possible in every form and in a highly environmentally destructive way.
Meanwhile he has the possibilities. And the lonely and painful and fearful materialistic man uses them. Does it. Because he can. And because he believes that uniting matter (or money, gained from matter) to his person will heal him. His possibilities will grow even more. And then in a moment, quite suddenly and unexpectedly, everything is over. And nothing is healed. And everything is destroyed. And materialism has reached its goal. It has finally and almost completely destroyed itself and everything in its hatred. And when the claws of materialism let go of the world and the remaining people, then something new can arise and it is perhaps also a struggle for survival. But it may also be a maturation that recognizes how empty and incomplete the dogma of materialism and its drive, pain, has been. And it is time for more wholeness and true healing and the perception of oneness. When the whole industrial, banking, 9-to-five, money, debt, and fear system has perished and man is finally allowed to rest – and listen.