The conqueror's belief that he is sent by the gods to change the world for the better, not merely to accumulate power.
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Divine mission
The conqueror's belief that he is sent by the gods to change the world for the better, not merely to accumulate power.
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He says the divine mission of human beings is to expand the consciousness of the universe by embracing love and imagining a better world.
The Proto-Indo-European heroic pattern requires a divinely favored man to suffer, recognize his mission, sacrifice the beloved, and shatter the old world to build a new one.
Great conquerors are able to delegate power effectively because their divine-mission belief lets them trust talented subordinates without seeing conquest as mere personal ambition.
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"...that's how the universe is set up we are here our divine mission is to expand the consciousness of the universe and we do..."
"...manner. And the answer is they all believe they have a divine mission."
"Their goal is not to conquer the world. Their goal is to change the world for the better. As demanded by the gods. Does..."
"...structure is this. First, the gods favor a man with a divine mission."
"But the man himself does not understand this divine mission. Okay? The gods have picked this man for whatever reason, and this man must..."
"He kills his best friend Jamukha. Okay? And you think, okay, what's the big deal? Well, in that culture, when two warriors are best..."
"Okay? That is the divine mission. The gods do not like this world. They want a flood to destroy this world in order for..."
"...of Julius Caesar. Okay? They all have a messianic calling, a divine mission. All right? So, from this, only conclusion can be, first of..."
"...will ultimately give him the strength, the faith to fulfill his divine mission. And he's going to fulfill his mission on earth."
"...what I want to talk about is what exactly is the divine mission? How do each individual perceive their divine mission? So I'll start..."
"...will save his people and save the world. So, that's the divine mission of the Atatollah."
"Donald Trump, what is his divine mission? Well, he wants to make America great again. So, why is America not great? The reason why..."
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