Shaping Reality

Learning from history

As this world changes and this species evolves, a better reality needs to be established. If this species is to establish a sustainable civilisation, it needs to learn from its history. The lessons from history are there in quality and quantity. They just need to be learned and become part of the common consciousness. This is one of the keys to sustainability: learning from history and making those lessons part of the common consciousness.

 

Evaluating the situation

Having realised that lessons need to be learned from history and that they need to be made part of the common consciousness, the situation in which this species finds itself needs to be evaluated. The evaluation needs to include a neutral recognition of the challenges and possibilities. The evaluation goes along with the learning from history as it is one of the results of the lessons learned.

 

Handling the goals

Once the situation has been evaluated, goals need to be defined. The goals defined need to correspond with the best interests of the species. The interests themselves need to be explored. With such developments completed, the species needs to concretely work towards achieving the defined goals.

Good View

In this changing world, there are positive perspectives. Truths are being realised, attitudes are improving, technology is progressing and goodness is being lived.

There are challenges but there are also opportunities and those opportunities make it possible to change the world for the better. Such situations can be used to make changes which enable the right improvements.

What has been believed to be true is being questioned and what really is true is being learned. Fittingly, the insights are resulting in corresponding improvements of attitudes. Fortunately, the technological developments are enabling constructive connections and thus helping humanity in its progressing. Speaking of humanity: it is living goodness and while acting so, it is doing well.