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Why Even the Wealthiest and Most Powerful Political Leaders Resist the Truth of Reality

Malicse, Angelito
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Abstract Despite their access to vast resources, knowledge, and influence, many of the world’s wealthiest and most powerful political leaders remain resistant to accepting and acting upon the truth of reality. This paper examines the psychological, sociological, and natural law-based reasons for this phenomenon. Drawing upon the principles of the universal law of balance and the law of karma (cause and effect), it argues that resistance to truth is not only a psychological defense mechanism but also a systemic violation of natural equilibrium. Through historical and contemporary examples, it shows how denial of truth leads to social instability and collapse. Ultimately, only through holistic education rooted in universal laws can leaders and societies overcome this resistance and achieve harmony between human decision-making and the natural order.
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