Sustainable Future Solutions
Welcome to all readers
My aim in starting this communication site was to support all readers in their endeavours to create a peaceful and sustainable civilisation. The first immediate question we usually ask is: Is it possible for a 'small and insignificant person', to help in saving this civilisation?
The answer is YES, it is possible, and in fact, it is indispensable for you and your friends to get involved as soon as you can. This civilisation is in the process of transition into a new matrix of relationships and a new paradigm of life. There are different routes this transition can take and as a result we may expect different outcomes. What the future holds depends on our personal involvement in the coming changes.
The initial cornerstone of understanding what the future will bring is, very simply, what people desire, design and build. This is simple enough. But who will be this visionary, designer and builder of the new civilisation? Will this be YOU?
Are YOU going to get involved in the global sustainability programs (large and small)? Or would you rather wait for someone else to do the work? If you find yourself in the latter category of people, then you will probably loose interest in visiting this site very quickly. Here we understand that the favourable change can only be affected by true and diligent effort of many people sharing a vision of sustainable world.
In the first issue of Global Sustainability Newsletter I start the discussion by taking a look at major flaws of the current system - the system which is old and has not been designed for tackling the GLOBAL problems. In follow up newsletters I look at specific issues such as global economy and economic injustice, lack of non-sectarian spiritual education, human psychology and other problems, because the difficulties we face today are not economic, technological or governmental only. We need to understand the complexity of our predicament, which can only be solved by people with the integrated thinking ability. If you would like to take part in the discussion or if you have some simple or more complex sustainability ideas you can send me emails for publication in these columns in future editions.