The division of social classes is something that governs our society today, since it divides us between rich, middle class and poor. Something that corresponds to the social and especially to the economic, so that we can see at what moment this division of social classes arose and also what similarities they have and how they differ. Social class division: how it arises, what are they, Similarities and Differences Social classes are abstract groupings of individuals participating in a community (state), possessing similar measurable elements, such as income, degree of culture, and influence over society itself (power). The human person has organized the society in which he lives in classes, attributing to each individual who participates obligations and / or merits.The division into social classes is an abstraction of reality, since it is based on some parameters and not on all the peculiarities of the human being. Such a division implies that each social class has an evolutionary purpose in society itself and in future humanity, but not in the reality of the human being.Social classes, history and changes The division into social classes happened in ancient times since man began to have a “self-consciousness” or an “I”, through which he could understand and establish the differences and peculiarities between himself and other individuals with whom he related.At the time of Atlantis, the previous Greco-Roman civilization to which we Westerners belong, the organization of society was in the hands of women, since the feminine had (and has) biological and physical characteristics more predisposed to contact with the spiritual dimensions, to then be able to share the information learned with the community. The Atlanteans regulated human actions not through reasoning, which arrived at human evolution during the Greco-Roman period, but through interaction with the spiritual worlds and the In other later ancient societies, the individuals who connected with the spiritual worlds were actually more evolved than the others and for this reason the priests in ancient times were the closest caste to the king. Economic activities were important, but considered secondary. In the time of the Egyptians, for example, the pharaoh was the spiritual and political guide of his people, then there were the priests and scribes, artisans, peasants and slaves were the lower part of society, since their job was to support it at the level subsistence, but not evolve it. This is due to the fact that the evolution of humanity was in a moment of transition of its inner evolution, as the forces of self-consciousness (I) were completed, than when manifesting itself more in the being human evolution weakened the internal forces of clairvoyance, imprinted in ancient times.With human evolution and the determination of the ego in it, social classes have also changed for two reasons: The spiritual element was no longer perceived or understood in its true nature .The material and egoistic element acquire total importance in the life of man, since they are the realities that he is able to perceive through the senses. Social classes and the Middle Ages From this moment on, social classes become “static” because it is no longer based on a real capacity for connection with the divine, but is determined by the law of acquired blood, so that social classes lower ones cannot access the privileges of higher. Social classes of the modern era Later, from the French Revolution, the points of view and the needs of the human being change again as a result of social classes. The patron nobility and guardian of beauty and millenary culture is undermined by power, as technological advances have taken away real wealth, which passes into the hands of the bourgeoisie, which instead takes over the exercise of power. In modern society, power and religious-spiritual knowledge not applicable to technology are left aside, since now the human being focuses more on what is useful for the improvement of his earthly existence and the accumulation of In modern society, the limits of social classes are not as clear as in the past, but they are mixed and interact, thus tracing in a more truthful way the real evolution of the individual, who participates with his being in society in the one who lives.Today we can find employees with a higher cultural and evolutionary level than the owners of the company in which they work, this was not possible in the past for example.The capable workers of today who understand their skills, have the freedom to start a business for themselves or to sell their skills and knowledge to larger companies.Social classes and money However, there is still a very big limitation in modern western society, which is money management, since in some way it is the most important measure to determine social classes themselves, but also in some way they can be Get to measure by time. For decades in our society, the material measure that determines the membership of one social class more than another is money. However limiting and retrograde this method may be, it guarantees a certain degree of freedom with respect to the blood rights used in antiquity and in the Middle Ages, which is why access to the upper classes was the “divine” prerogative of certain families. Today’s society is money that gives human beings access to the resources to express themselves, luckily not in its entirety, but it is still a determining element anyway. In more advanced societies they have abolished many forms of slavery in the course of their history, but currently the most dangerous and popular form of slavery in this historical period is that of money, which manifests itself through addiction, by vice when the man is greedy, or for being a necessity when it comes to survival. Man today is blocked in his evolutionary process due to the relationship with money. In fact, the most greedy (less evolved individuals) constantly drain the resources of men on the right path of evolution, expropriating them of the appropriate tools for their own evolutionary processes.
