I am keeping this as deliberately short as possible since human-version «context-windows» are limited and can be easily over-loaded within those who only «process» at shallow-depth surface-logic layers.

Here I will bring up the word «saviour» and what it ACTUALLY means and does NOT.

People who have become «trapped» within certain «status-ailments» actually DO «need a saviour» but NOT in the sense of what you see in «movies» where Mario storms the castle for Princess-Peach.

Nein, when the «prison» is MENTAL, the people/beings in these conditions DO need «help» for:
➜ Defeating their Own Drug-Addictions
➜ Becoming Permanently Sober from their Alcoholic-Dispositions
➜ Over-Coming Their Fear-of-Heights or Other Phobias or Other Such «Traumas»
➜ Kicking their unhealthy «smoking» habits
...amongst various other myriads of «self-destructive» habits and behaviours.

A «saviour» is therefore more of a «guide» or a «messenger» (or some sort of social-worker) in this sense where the «victim» (of substances and/or otherwise) is being «saved» not through movie-scenario «rescued from prison» depictions but through non-punitive rehabilitation.

The «punishers» are themselves «victims» of the spiritual-version of being «drunk on power» which happens once a being has had a «taste» of what it is like to have «control» over others and actually seems to LIKE that «feeling of power» over others...

Cutting this off here to intentionally avoid over-loading human «pea» brain context-windows...

Time-Stamp: 030TL07m31d/19h54Z (True Light Calendar; 030TL = 2026CE)

Your choice to keep it short was indeed very beneficial to my pea brain.

It's kind of an interesting position to see myself in.

Humanity is really pathetic. On some days I almost hate humans. And I can sense it's a shared mutual feeling. Many humans also hate humans. And we are them.

I don't think everyone on planets across the galaxy think like that. "Blargins" don't walk around saying "I hate Blargins. They're so stupid, those stupid pathetic Blargins."

And that in itself points to something about our epistemological state.

Our disdain for humanity, as humans, speaks to a deeper wisdom that if we pull from that it tells us something. We're not supposed to be here, we're not supposed to be like this, we're not supposed to live like this. I think we should grip that concept like a scared child grips their teddy bear. We shouldn't "be fearless" - we should actually grip that reality and shudder in fear about it.

You, humans, are a perversion of what you're supposed to be and if you remain complacent to it you will continue to be such a thing. You will slip into such perversion that you will become the monsters that are causing this upon you. And I as well.

A savior is only needed if the victims can't help themselves. The savior then does what the victim can't do.

Example: A person is trapped in a burning building and can't escape. A firefighter then saves that person, because he can do what the trapped person can't do on their own.

A savior can NOT...
- defeat the drug addiction of another person.
- make another person become sober from their alcoholic dispositions.
- overcome the fears of another person.
- get rid of another persons unhealthy habits.

It speaks for you that you want to be able to save others from their own mistakes. But here's the truth:

You can't.