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Division of class

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On our planet, the distribution of gratifications and sufferings in every individual seems to be effectively partial.  To think of the actual context as an ecosystem capable of distributing joy and pain according to a principle of equality is indeed unthinkable, considering that some people have everything in life and others little or nothing.  A system that is, however, considered acceptable, or at least the only one possible, given that logical alternatives don't exist to explain its iniquitous nature;  a system that is an expression of pure egocentrism capable of distorting evident truths in order to not renounce thinking in the function of one's own exclusive interests.  

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In the universal version instead, every single "Vital Breath" belongs to an entire system and therefore is forced by universal laws to live, in successive phases, every existence of the global whole.  The distribution of joy and pain becomes in this case a factor lavished with fairness, fruit of an advanced order, because it expresses a criteria of 

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true and absolute justice.  

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We have seen that many ways exist to obtain gratifications or afflictions:  everyone in life is destined to have a determined amount.  Dividing mankind into three main categories, we could appreciate how some are totally gratified, others only partly, and still others not at all.  It is possible to demonstrate that, within every single category, it is indifferent to be one individual instead of another since, even if everyone lives a different life, the repercussions on the sensory system is more or less the same, whatever the causes are that provoke the effects on the single individual.  

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An "affinity" exists that makes the existences similar to those who belong to the same class.  Living one life rather than another, it is indifferent if both belong to the same category of gratifications since, at the end of life, every person will have had the same percentage of gratifications and afflictions. If we could wear a sensory meter on the wrist so that it was possible to measure the emotions experienced during life, we would discover that the individuals belonging to single categories will have obtained the same values as a final result.  This means that within every category of people, it is indifferent if you are Tom, Dick or Harry.  

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We are all instinctively induced to defend our personal individuality as if it were a supreme good, but from a global perspective, being someone else from the same category would absolutely not make any difference. 

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Practical example:    

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Imagine having 100 companies that operate in various fields: obviously all tend to have a main purpose of obtaining profits.  We divide them in three categories:  some with profits of 30%, others without any profits, and still others with losses of 30%.  It is obvious that inside every single category of profits, possessing one company rather than another is absolutely indifferent because the profits or the losses are joint. 

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Similarly, in man the profits and losses are represented by gratifications and afflictions, so if a person belongs to a determined category, it does not make any difference to be one individual rather than another.  Everyone arrives at the end of his own life with the same results of all the personages belonging to the same class, even if he has lived in a completely different way.  

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Recognizing this identity in the roles, it is obvious that to represent every type of human entity on our planet, it is not necessary to live all the single individualities of the approximately six billion people actually living, but it will be sufficient to belong to one of the categories of gratifications, to have lived all the similar existences of the group.

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It is the universal principle of Chance that makes the single spirit live in different life forms, and it is always Chance that makes every single entity belong to the other different categories of gratification.  

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This means that every human being will cover all the existential roles present on Earth, 

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in a lapse of time limited to a few generations.  

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In other words, we can assert without a shadow of doubt that the matter of which we are made will incarnate every similar single existence on our planet in a relatively short period of time.  It is important that this concept is very clear because it is 

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the base of the proposed principle of existential universality.

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In the universe, all matter is subordinate to the same rules; therefore, it is impossible that a part of it can cover the privileged roles: it is the law of chance that imposes this.  

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In other words, it means that matter that forms the rich and powerful will certainly be employed to incarnate all the other roles of the entire society in which we currently live.

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