the ruler, obeys only with a secret malice, and is always on the point of revolt.ltsees, too, in wealth, by which it attains to the enjoyment of its ownself centred existence, only the disparity with its permanent essence; since through wealth it becomes consciousofitselfmerely as an isolated individual, conscious only ora transitory enjoyment, loving yet hating wealth, and with the passing of the enjoyment, of something that is essentially eva nescent, it regards its relation to the rich as also having vanished.