For Brazil to be a serious country, many things will have to change

The purpose of the crisis that resulted last year in the impeachment of another mayor from an important Brazilian city, came to us with a timely reminder that the message was posted some time ago by a reader.

Says the writer: "The Brazilian political class is notoriously corrupt and incompetent. Only a few names from the political scene are free from lawsuits. Anyway, these gentlemen were elected in a democratic way, by popular vote. Systematically we choose bad representatives and during the term, we are bombarded by abject actions incompatible with good men. Wonder: Are not our politicians the only unfortunate reflection of our stupid and unprepared population? It will take several years for us to become a serious country, as stated by the former President of France, General de Gaulle?"

In response to the above considerations, we must remember, in honor of the fact that the delay is not moral privilege only of those who inhabit our country, but it is unfortunately the standard of the planet we live in, where evil and its derivatives reign supreme in the form of all sorts of conflicts, corruption, lawlessness, violence, social inequalities and injustices that exist in all parts of the world and not just in a few places.

In the year that he wrote the book "I am back", psychographed by Chico Xavier, 64 years ago, Brother Jacob sent us very important information on the composition of our planet.

He said more than half of the inhabitants of the earth were then composed of spirits or half-civilized barbarians, and only 30% of the global population would form the number of people able to superior spirituality. In a nutshell: the inhabitants of Earth are actually too late and are too distant from call angelic nature, which is what characterizes beings who reached the goal for which we were created.

What occurs in Brazil is therefore similar to what has been occurring in major countries worldwide. The difference is that, on a number of factors, impunity is the rule here, whereas elsewhere - but not all - the corrupt politician or administrator are brought to justice.

That said, we can conclude, in response to the comments made ​​by the reader:

• The politicians we elect are indeed a reflection of the unfortunate people who elected them. Every election, even change the elect, the problem continues, because the source from which they emanate is the same.

• For Brazil to become a serious country, many things will have to change and that takes time, a long time indeed since nature does not make leaps. In this case, the educational issue must be predominant and never neglected.

The transformation of the world - touted in recent times - actually will come, but only after many centuries of struggle, suffering and working well, so that peace, harmony and understanding can become common practice in the world we live.