Chapter 11 - The Solution Proposals

Extracts and page numbers are taken
from the 316-page soft cover book.

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These excerpts are taken from preliminary observations made prior to outlining the actual survival plan proposals.

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Pg 283. "To our eternal shame we continue perpetuating the suppression of our natural spirit of togetherness and interdependence as a species.
Through a deliberate process of oppression and fear we have permitted the seeds of suppression to be sown and fertilized in our hearts and minds, by those with the power and the self-serving interests to do so.
We are shamefully allowing our children and all future generations to be conditioned to accept the same suppression and subservience."

"The approaching phenomenon of global warming and climate change, together with the impending expectation of prolonged global recession, presents us with a unique, once in a lifetime opportunity to change our lifestyles and fortunes and to create a universal culture of survival. We must grasp it firmly and unite to create a uniquely different new world order for ourselves and, more importantly, for our children and all future generations.
A world order founded upon participative governance that releases Earth’s abundant resource assets from the grip of elitist minorities, allowing them to flow on a responsibly managed and equitably shared basis to all."

Pg 287. "If we are to survive, then clearly all others must survive, and we must ensure they do.
Other considerations will focus upon the way land and resources must be deliberately and responsibly shared rather than selectively and exclusively plundered, and how the entire process of change must prioritise the cleansing, repair, restoration and a deliberately sustained maintenance of our planet’s environment and ecology."
Pg 295. "Future generations must not be made to suffer the consequences of the contaminated fruit we have cultivated.

Clearly, avoidance of that calamitous possibility is the responsibility of our present generation.
It is a responsibility we shirk at our own peril, because to do so might very well mark the extinction of our species. We must all start thinking big and learn to adapt to survive. The choice is ours and ours alone."
In conclusion
If the need for radical change in our lifestyles, and in the existing world order that rules our lives, remains questionable in your mind, I leave you to think very deeply about the following:

The late Professor Albert Einstein told us:

"There are problems in today's world that cannot be solved by the level of thinking that created them."

We have to learn to think very differently if we, and especially our future generations, are to survive the consequences of a failed monetary system while living under severe climate change conditions.
Finally:
Throughout my eight years of research, I reviewed a number of prophecies and philosophies which attempt to explain mankind’s place and purpose in life.

I found that words most closely resembling my own thoughts are those of Moses in the Old Testament, Genesis 1:27-30 --- and I am agnostic!
(If you can't remember what he said click here to refresh your memory.)
Using the fundamentals of my proposal for change as an interpretation of his words, he and I appear to be on exactly the same wavelength. It's amazing, and I invite you to get my book and check it out for yourself.