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=B7 We will enter an era of tranquility and peace-in exact proportion
to
the present discord. The violence and hatred of today will be
transmuted into goodwill.
=B7 A new livingness will characterize our relationships and
institutions; a new freedom and sense of joy will replace the present
fear.
=B7 Contributions by the highest type of artists will lead to a
regeneration of our lives. Everyone will become creative in his or her
living in an altogether new way.
=B7 The family will gain, not lose, importance as the basic unit of
society.
=B7 The media will have a very responsible role to play in education.
=B7 Gradually, the worst areas of slums and decayed buildings in the
major cities will go. They will be replaced by recreational parkland
and by ordinary housing, on a human scale, interspersed with parks and
shopping areas.
=B7 New buildings will be quite different in shape from buildings of
the
past. Some of them, by their very shape, will focus and accumulate
particular energies.
=B7 Transportation systems will be devised which will be so silent, so
apparently motionless, that travel fatigue will completely disappear.
=B7 The growing concern for nature and environment will be embodied in
legislation, universally accepted, and will lead to a wise husbandry
of nature's gifts.
=B7 There will be a new reverence for all manifestations of life...
=B7 Most farming will be organically based. This will enhance the
vitality and health of the people.
=B7 A much simpler style of living will distinguish the coming
civilization.
=B7 Humanity will be emancipated from the drudgery of needless work.
Machines will gradually take over the tasks of manufacture.
=B7 Increased leisure will evoke undreamed-of skills and talents, allow
men and women to reach their full potential, and permit close
involvement in community and national life.
=B7 Following a world stock market crash, a complete change in our
economic system will come about. A rational and sustainable economic
structure based on sufficiency will become the norm. Cooperation will
replace competition.
=B7 There will be a phased, gradual transfer of resources from military
to civilian production, which will provide useful work for many.
=B7 The blind following of market forces, whose myopic rule causes such
misery today, will give way to an enlightened and just consideration
for the needs of all.
=B7 A new political/economic structure-Democratic Socialism or Social
Democracy-will become the norm throughout the world.
=B7 All political groupings will tend to the center. Extremes will be a
thing of the past.
=B7 In the Middle East, governments elected by the people will replace
the present sheiks and emirs as rulers.
=B7 National and cultural identities will be maintained, but barriers
will be taken away so that passports will no longer be necessary to
travel from country to country.
=B7 The world's legal matters, which concern global issues such as the
exploration of the seabed, will be governed by international law.
=B7 As a result of the changed conditions on earth-the reduction of
tension and fear, greater leisure, the eradication of disease, new
meaning and impetus to life-the health of mankind will improve
enormously and the physical body will take longer to 'wear out.'
=B7 The alternative medicines of today will take their place beside the
more orthodox methods.
=B7 Healing waters [springs] will be discovered, one by one, which will
help cleanse the physical body.
=B7 Methods and technology will be found to demonstrate the fact that
everything is energy.
=B7 The fusion process of nuclear power-a cold, safe, wasteless
process
using a simple isotope of water, universally available-will solve all
humanity's future power needs.
=B7 By the end of this century, we will build structures with the
scientific use
of sound.
=B7 We will accept the fact that all the planets are inhabited and that
we are all brothers and friends. Gradually, we will take our place in
the cosmic brotherhood.
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Compiled from the writings of Benjamin Creme (the chief editor for
Share International).
http://www.share-international.org
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"Much that today seems important will pass away, to be replaced by
simpler and more natural ways of living and relationship. Gone, you may
be sure, will be the blasphemy of millions dying needlessly of want in
the midst of overflowing plenty. Gone, too, will be the intolerance
which so disfigures the human spirit today. Gone, for ever, the urge to
dominate, subdue and exploit the resources and territory of smaller and
weaker nations." (A Master of Wisdom through Benjamin Creme)
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All will be well!
RH
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