One of the things that is so obvious about homogenization is that privilege is inherited. And the inheritance of privilege leads to class. It is obvious in all kinds of statistics that have been done in terms of these kinds of analyses into the homogenized world if you're somebody that is brought up in the middle class the chances are that is where you're going to stay for the rest your life, and that if there's any possibility of transition, it's more likely for you to move up than to move down.

The fact is that if you were born into the lower classes, whatever that is relative to whatever society it is, the fact is that there is simply a limitation. And the limitation is one that we clearly are meant to understand because we are here to understand the nature of aura and the impact and the influence of conditioning of the human beings around you.

If you are living in an environment where everyone is relatively speaking unsuccessful, you’re living in the aura of that lack of success. It is not surprising that it leads to a continued decay in the way in which your material possibilities or opportunities arise. I remember in the late 50s and in the early 60s in various rundown areas in major cities in both the United States and Canada, because that’s where I grew up, there were these attempts to rebuild these neighborhoods by putting up brand-new apartment buildings, basically, to house people in buildings that were relatively efficient with infrastructure and clean and new and so forth and so on, with the assumption that that was going to change the general atmosphere of the environment itself.

But of course, these were aura boxes. And all of these beings who for whatever reason or not had been marginalized in their society, and all of these marginalized beings together in the same homogenized aura, it's not surprising that all that resulted in that was that these environments became the same kind of unsuccessful social environments or social experimentations.

We have to understand the impact of the homogenized world in terms of what success means out there in that world and how that success is all about being able to maintain and establish one's place in a class structure that is natural no matter where you look. And it doesn't matter whether you grew up in so-called classless societies, the offerings of the left or the offerings of the right, you always end up with hierarchies, you always end up with inherited privilege, you always end up with those that have the advantages taking advantage of the advantages. This is the homogenized world.

Excerpt from Money - The The Secret to Success on the Material Plane

Ra Uru Hu was the Human Design System’s founder and messenger. Ra dedicated 25 years of his life to the development and teaching of the System around the world until he passed away in 2011.