WE can change the world!

Question from the Internet:

“Can anyone really change the world?”

Anybody can change the world — together with others.

One person cannot change the world, but a certain number of people, who all want to change the world by changing how to interconnect and relate to others can start a true change.

The world, reality is a network of interconnections between seemingly separate, diverse and seemingly incompatible parts and elements that have a single purpose: to create and sustain life through their mutual integration, mutual energy flow and mutual communication.

In Nature, this unfolds instinctively, automatically and governed by Nature’s evolutionary plan and the laws that govern the general balance and homeostasis.

Only Humanity is a separate, seemingly “rogue” part within Nature, that seemingly goes against this general balance by pursuing a destructive, cancer-like existence through excessive overconsumption and ruthless, exclusive competition while succeeding at the expense of others and Nature.

This is why we live in the society we do live in and this is why more and more people have this desire to “change the world” for the better.

Nature purposefully “created” us rouge and unfinished, so we would consciously, by our own recognition come to this need for change. By consciously, proactively and willingly changing ourselves and the way we connect to others and to Nature, we can become the Natural system’s only fully conscious parts, observers and partners.

It is in our generation where this conscious turn of human development needs to take place, where at least a critical mass of people comes to the recognition of the need for change and which critical mass also humbly accepts that this change means changing themselves and how they relate to others — instead of changing and manipulating others to suit their instinctively selfish and exploitative calculations.

Then such a small, but critical mass — working with the right, purposeful and practical method — can truly change the world for the better, by changing how they interconnect, how they co-exist and cooperate and by showing the necessary positive example to everybody else.