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Statt die Welt zu verändern,
ändere dich selbst.


Dr. David R. Hawkins, Quelle unbekannt

 

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Die Welt verändern?

Hawkins befürwortet in der Regel nicht die verschiedenen Ansätze zur Weltverbesserung und des weltlichen Aktivismus. Für die Wahrheit einzutreten, die es vom Irrtum zu unterscheiden gilt, heißt eine karmische Gelegenheit wahrzunehmen. Der Ver-
such, die Welt zu verändern, bedeutet, sie mit Zwang kontrollieren zu wollen. Wer sich spirituell auf die Gottheit ausrichtet –
mit der Intention als Instrument – handelt im Bereich der Wirkmacht. Hawkins gibt Folgendes zu bedenken:

Du bist für deinen Einsatz verantwortlich, nicht für dessen Ergebnis, denn das Ergebnis hängt von einer Viel-
zahl von Faktoren ab, die Äonen von Zeit umspannen.

Die Welt ist vollkommen – Eintreten für Werte

Humanismus [BW 400er] und humanitäre Hilfe und Intervention drücken eine positive Haltung aus mit der Absicht, sich
zum Wohl der Mitmenschen zu engagieren.
Echtes Liebendsein [BW 500er] und gar bedingungslose Liebe und Vergebung für alle Wesen auf Erden ist ein Seinszustand ohne Emotionalismus oder Sentimalität, den nur etwa 5 Prozent der Weltbevölkerung dauerhaft erfahren. Er bewegt sich in einem ungleich kraftvolleren Feld, das stärkeren Einfluss auf die Entwicklung des Weltgeschehens hat und die vorhandene Negativität in der Welt ausgleicht.

 

  1. Der aktuelle Zustand der Welt ist stets eine vollkommene Widerspiegelung dessen, was ist.
  2. Ungeachtetdessen empfiehlt Hawkins US-Bürgern, sich politisch zugunsten der Beibehaltung der spirituellen Grund-
    lage der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika zu engagieren, angesichts der Bestrebungen von extremen Gruppen, die den Teil der Ersten Gesetzesänderung der US-amerikanischen Verfassung auszuhebeln versuchen, der dem Kon-
    gress nicht das Recht gewährt, Gesetze zu erlassen, welche die freie öffentliche Ausübung von Religionen untersagt.
    Den scheinbaren Widerspruch zwischen Fall 1 und Fall 2 erklärt Hawkins so:
Ein Mensch ist, was er ist um seiner selbst willen.
Er engagiert sich um einer Sache willen zum Wohl des Ganzen, nicht indem er darauf aus ist, andere zu kontrollieren beziehungsweise ein bestimmtes Ergebnis herbeizuführen. Er tritt öffentlich für seine Überzeugung ein. Die Mitmen-
schen in der nahen und fernen Umgebung werden entweder mitziehen oder nicht.

Integrität als Standard des neuen Paradigmas – inkraft seit 1987

Globus
Taschenglobus, hergestellt von Charles Price, 1716
Science Museum London

Im Seminar Valid Teachers and Teachings am 5. November 2005 sprach Hawkins darüber, dass persönliche Integrität an die Wahr-
nehmungskapazität des persönlichen Bewusstseinsniveaus ge-
bunden ist. Hawkins bestätigte Ramana Maharshis Hinweis, dass es zwecklos sei, sich über den Zustand der Welt zu beklagen, sich einzumischen oder etwas dagegen zu unternehmen, weil die von uns wahrgenommene Welt als solche nicht wirklich existiere. Er erklärte, dass diese Aussage nur stimmig sei für Personen, die auf der 700er-Ebene schwingen. Jemand, der auf der Ebene der Neu-
tralität
schwingt, nimmt die Welt als real wahr. Für ihn wäre es ein spiritueller Irrtum, nichts zu unternehmen, um der Welt zu helfen. Es ist seine karmische Pflicht zu handeln.

 

Mahatma Gandhi BW 760 trat angesichts des Britischen Kolonial-
reichs [BW 175] für seine Wahrheit ein, ohne sich vor den Konse-
quenzen zu drücken, die ihm insgesamt acht Jahre Gefängnisauf-
enthalt bescherten. Spirituelle Stärke ist eine Herzensangelegenheit, führt Hawkins aus.

Bewusstseinswerte von Ländern weltweit – D. Hawkins

Bewusstseinswerte-Übersicht (weltweit):
Zivilisationen, Staatenverbünde, Nationen, Staaten und Städte
BWLandStand
Zeitraum
Bemerkung
520Ganges2004Verschmutzter heiliger Fluss in Indien
510Lourdes2004Katholischer Wallfahrts- und Kraftort in Frankreich, notierte Wunderheilungen
510Macchu Picchu Ruinenstadt der Inka, Kraftort in Peru
440Stadtstaat SingapurJanuar 2006Regiert von einem wohlwollenden alleinherrschenden Staatsoberhaupt1 2
425Toronto2004Stadt in Kanada
415
175
Bethlehem, Israel
Bethlehem, Westjordanland
2004Geburtsort von Jesus3
[Status Jahr 0]
[Status 20./21. Jahrhundert]
415Kanada2004 
410+/-Großbritannien2005Mögliche Messkombinationen:
mit/ohne Nordirland, Commonwealth, Vereinigtes Königreich, Großbritannien, England
410Australien2004 
405Niederlande2005 
400Bundesrepublik Deutschland2004
Vor 1989
Wiedervereinigter Status
Westdeutschland zzt. des Kalten Kriegs
400Schweiz2004 
400Norwegen2004 
400Finnland2004 
400Südkorea2004 
400Hongkong2004Administrative Region der VR China
385
300
1504-175
China2007
2004
1943-1976
Diktatorische Regierung von Mao Zedong [BW 185] (1893-1976)
195
150
Chinesische RegierungNach den Reformen
Vor den Reformen
 
385Schweden2004 
380+/-Europäische Staaten2004Gesamt
380Italien2004 
360Ostküste2005Region der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika
355Europa2004Gesamtes geografisches Gebiet
des Kontinents Europa
ausgenommen der EU-Staaten
355Zentralamerika2004 
355Indien2004 
355Japan2004 
350Skandinavien52004Durchschnitts-BW
Dänemark, Norwegen, Schweden
350?Dänemark2004 
330Dharamsala ['Haus des Dharma': Pilgerherberge]2004Wohnstätte des 14. Dalai Lama im Exil, Ort mit etwa 19.000 Einwohnern im indischen Bundesstaat Himachal Pradesh, Verwaltungssitz des Distrikts Kangra, seit 1852, Indien6
320Lhasa2004Hauptstadt des Autonomen Gebiets Tibet der Volksrepublik China7
310
305
FrankreichAb 2004
Vor 2004
 
305Mexico City2004Hauptstadt von Mexiko
300Mexiko2004 
300Portugal2004 
300Spanien2004 
300Griechenland2004 
300Ägypten2004 
300Bolivien2004 
300Brasilien2004 
300
255
Kuba (Volk)~2010
2004
Nach dem Regime von Fidel Castro (1926-2016)
Während Castros Regime8
290 Antikes AtlantisHöchster Wert eines untergegangenen politischen SystemsHistorische Zivilisation9
270 Westliche ZivilisationGefallen und geprüft durch moralischen RelativismusModerne Zivilisation10
255Irland2004 
255Island2004 
255 Antikes Griechenland8.-6 Jhdt. v. Chr. bis 146 v. Chr. / Ende der Antike ~600 n. Chr.Historische Zivilisation
245Türkei2004 
225Medina ["Stadt des Propheten"]2004Zweitwichtigste heilige Stadt des Islam im westlichen Saudi-Arabien11
210 Prärieindianer (Amerika) Antike historische Zivilisation
206
198
Menschheit insgesamt
Menschheit minus die tausend höchstschwingenden Personen weltweit
2011-2012[Status 2008]12
205Mekka [Mekka, die Ehrwürdige]2004Geburtsstadt des Propheten Mohammeds, heiligste Stadt des Islam, Hauptstadt der Provinz Mekka in der Region Hedschas im westlichen Saudi-Arabien13
205Europäische Union (EU)142004Staatenverbund aus 27 europäischen Staaten,
Umfasst eine halbe Milliarde Einwohner
205Nepal2004 
205 Altes Ägypten~4000-3032 v. Chr. bis 332 v. Chr. (1.-31. Dynastie)Antike historische Zivilisation
202 Römisches Reich8. Jahrhundert v. Chr. bis 7. Jahrhundert n. Chr.Antike historische Zivilisation
202Neuguinea2004 
200Tibet2004 
200Russland2004 
200Mandschurei2004 
195Südafrika2004 
190 Britisches ImperiumEnde des 16. Jhdts. bis Mitte des 20. Jhts. während/nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg
Beendet mit der Übergabe Hong Kongs 1997
Jüngeres historisches Weltreich, führende Kolonialmacht15
175-195Polen2004 
190Israel2004 
190Palästina2004 
190Balkan2004 
185-190Iran2004 
185Niger2004 
180
170
Naher Osten2005
2004
 
180Kuba2004 
185Kubanisches Regime (1976-2008)2004Unter Fidel Castro [BW 445→180] (1926-2016)
175Saudi-Arabien2004 
175Sizilien
Bundesstaat von Italien
2004 
175
80
Nordkorea2004Nach dem Koreakrieg
Zzt. des Koreakriegs
160 UdSSR (Sowjetunion)1917 bis 21. Dezember 1991Jüngstes kommunistisches historisches Imperium16
140Ukraine2004 
140Äthiopien2004 
140Vietnam2005 
120Irak2005 
100Somalia2004 
100Namibia2004 
90Algerien2004 
75Nigeria2004 
70Sudan2004 
70Kenia2004 
65 Antikes InkareichFrühes 13. Jhdt. bis 1572 (16. Jhdt.)
Umfasst 200 ethnische Gruppen
Historische Zivilisation17
65 Antikes Aztekenreich14. bis frühes 16. Jhdt.Historische Zivilisation
mesoamerikanische Kultur18
55Haiti2004 
40-80Zentralafrika2004 
40Kongo2004 
40Uganda2004 

 

BWLandStand
Zeitraum
Bemerkung
510Unity Village Kraftort in Missouri
445Chicago2005US-Stadt
440Regierung der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika2004 
440Wyoming2005US-Bundesstaat
440Mittlerer Westen der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika2005US-Region
440Phoenix2005US-Stadt
431
420
421
421
420
424
406
412
440
420
Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika (USA) 2003
November 2006
Status November 200719
Oktober 2008
Februar 2009
Juli 200920
Oktober 2009
April 201021
26. Mai 201022
November 201023
USA
425Florida2005US-Bundesstaat
415Wisconsin2005US-Bundesstaat
410Ohio2005US-Bundesstaat
405Hawaii2005US-Bundesstaat
405Iowa2005US-Bundesstaat
385Texas2005US-Bundesstaat
385

430
245
135
New York City
NYC Stadtviertel:
Upper East Side
West Side
Inner City
2005US-Metropole
380Nord-Dakota2005US-Bundesstaat
350Alabama2005US-Bundesstaat
305Massachusetts2005US-Bundesstaat
280Kalifornien2005US-Bundesstaat
290Westküste der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika2005 
265
190
180
Hollywood1955
2005
2007
US-Filmstadt Nähe L.A.
Quellen: ► Obige Angaben stammen weitgehend aus Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference,
S. 263, 266-277, 2005, Reality, Spirituality, and Modern Man, Kapitel 6, S. 131, 2008
sowie verschiedenen Seminaren von und Radiosendungen mit D. Hawkins.

 

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Only 1000 individuals worldwide raise the overall level of consciousness into the realm of integrity.

While the overall consciousness level of mankind is at 204 (November 2007), if the top one thousand individuals in the world were removed, the level would be at only 198. Compassion for the less evolved motivates society's endless efforts at correction and providing supplementary assistance to the evolutio-
narily less fortunate.
D. Hawkins, Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, chapter 13 "Social Survival", S. 269, 2008

Zitate zum Thema Welt (ändern) / [Changing the] world

Zitate von D. Hawkins

⚠ Achtung Siehe Power vs. Truth (engl.) Januar 2013

Persönliche Bekenntnisse

⚠ Achtung Siehe Power vs. Truth (engl.) Januar 2013

 

Nebra
Himmelsscheibe von Nebra
  • Nur eine Minderheit von Menschen bemüht sich um Selbstverbes-
    serung oder persönliche Entwicklung. Das liegt daran, ungeachtet dessen, wie selbstkritisch man ist, dass man insgeheim glaubt, dass der eigene Weg richtig ist und wahrscheinlich der einzig richtige Weg. Sie sind in Ordnung so wie sie sind, und alle Pro-
    bleme werden durch den Egoismus, die Unbilligkeit anderer und durch die äußere Welt verursacht.
    FU Das All-sehende Auge, 2005

 

  • Wir verändern die Welt nicht mit dem, was wir sagen oder tun, sondern als Folge dessen, was wir geworden sind. Demzufolge dient jeder spirituelle Aspirant der Welt.
    FU Das All-sehende Auge, S. 69, 2005

 

  • Obgleich die wahrgenommene Welt in Wirklichkeit nicht in einem absoluten Sinn real ist, denken die Menschen doch, sie sei es. OU Das All-sehende Auge, S. 352, 2005

 

  • Es gibt eine unbegrenzte Anzahl von Universen, die in unendlichen Dimensionen bestehen. Die Welt ist nur eine mög-
    liche Ausdrucksweise von Schöpfung, die wir aufgrund der Sichtweise vom menschlichen Standpunkt aus physisch nennen. Da die Welt aus eben diesem Blickwinkel betrachtet wird, mit ihrer angeborenen menschlichen Egozentrik, wird sie für real gehalten und man sieht die anderen Universen als Fantasien oder unwirklich an.
    Licht des Alls. Die Wirklichkeit des Göttlichen, Kapitel 15 "Karma", S. 354, 2006

 

  • Frage: Was können wir tun, um die Welt zu verändern?
    Antwort: Das erste, was du tun kannst, ist der Welt einen Gefallen zu tun und nicht zu versuchen, sie zu verändern. Verändere dich selbst. Sedona Seminar Identification and Illusion, 3 DVD-Set, 14. August 2004

Quotes by D. Hawkins

First we receive the light, then we impart it. Thus we repair the world. Kabbalah

 

But you seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all of these things
shall be added to you.
Matthew 6, 33 (NT)

 

And the leaves of a tree are for the healing of the nations. Revelations 22, 2 (NT)

 

⚠ Caveat See Power vs. Truth, January 2013

Personal avowals

  • The thing I had the most problems with was being indignant at non-integrity. You have to give up judgmentalism.
    The world as it is serves a great purpose because we have the chance to transcend the ego; it's a purgatorial world. Sedona Seminar Emotions and Sensations, 3 DVD set, 17. April 2004

 

  • I don't view the world. Sedona Satsang Q&A, 2 CD set, 10. January 2007

 

  • A thing [project] gains ground of its own quality. If you put it out there, it comes to its own level of buoyancy without compelling it. If it's prepared and presented with love, that is all you need to do. The rest takes place of its own. Once
    I have written something, I am done. When you have a vested interest, it’s hard to be objective.
    Sedona Seminar God vs. Science. Limits of the Mind, 3 DVD set, 17. February 2007
⚠ Caveat See Power vs. Truth, January 2013

  • When its your turn to save the world, you'll be notified. [Jokingly.] Source unknown

 

  • You can only do for the world that which you are. Source unknown

 

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Principles and honesty expressed in the world

  • Every civilization is characterized by native principles. If the principles of a civili-
    zation are noble, it succeeds; if they are selfish, it falls. As a term, "principles" may sound abstract, but the consequences of principles are quite concrete. If we examine principles we will see that they reside in an invisible realm within consciousness itself. Although we can point out examples of honesty in the world, honesty itself as an organizing principle central to civilization is nowhere inde-
    pendently existent in the external world. True power, then, emanates from consciousness itself; what we see is a visible manifestation of the invisible. Power vs. Force. The Hidden Determinants of Human Behavior, chapter 8 "The Source of Power", S. 133-134, Hay House, February 2002

 

  • Question: What can we actually do to be helpful to the world?
    Answer: Make a gift of your life and lift all mankind by being kind, considerate, forgiving, and compassionate at all times, in all places, and under all conditions, with everyone as well as yourself. That is the greatest gift any-
    one can give. The Eye of the I From Which Nothing is Hidden, chapter 17, S. 333, 2001

 

  • The world is actually entertainment. Like amusement, it is meant to be worn lightly. Heaven is within and is revealed
    by awareness. The world is merely an appearance. Its melodrama is an artifice of the distorted sense of perception.
    It leads one to think that the world is large, powerful, and permanent and that the Self is small, weak, and transitory;
    exactly the opposite is true. Without belief in its appearance as defined by perception, the world we thought was real
    disappears. When one chooses to be at one with the inner, ever present potentiality of joy and peace, the world trans-
    forms into a humorous amusement park, and all the drama is seen to be just drama. The option for truth, peace, and
    joy is always available, although seemingly buried behind an ignorance and nonawareness that results from having
    chosen other options as a habit of thought. The inner truth reveals itself when all other options are refused by surren-
    der to God. The Eye of the I from Which Nothing is Hidden, S. 49, Veritas Publishing, revised edition 2002

 

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We must be the change we wish to see.

Mohandas Karamchand Mahatma Gandhi [LoC 760] (1869-1948) Indian sage, spiritual activist leader, humanitarian, lawyer, nonviolent freedom fighter

 

 

  • With humility comes the willingness to stop trying to control or change other people or life situations or events osten-
    sibly 'for their own good'. To be a committed spiritual seeker, it is necessary to relinquish the desire to be 'right' or of imaginary value to society. In fact, nobody's ego or belief systems are of any value to society at all. The world is neither good nor bad nor defective, nor is it in need of help or modification because its appearance is only
    a projection of one's own mind. No such world exists.
    The Eye of The I From Which Nothing is Hidden, S. 107, 2001

 

  • Question: So What can the spiritual seeker do to be of help to society?
    Answer: To endeavor to evolve spiritually is the greatest gift one can give. It actually uplifts all mankind from
    within because the nature of power itself. Power radiates and is shared, whereas force is limited, self-defeating,
    and evanescent. All society is subliminally and subtly influenced by every kind and loving thought, word or deed.
    Every forgiveness is a benefit to everyone. The universe notes and records every action and returns it in kind.
    Karma is actually the very nature of the universe because of the innate structure and function of the universe it-
    self. In the universe time is measured in eons. Beyond that, it doesn't even exist at all. Every kindness is there-
    fore forever. The Eye of the I From Which Nothing is Hidden, S. 204, 2001

 

  • In Courage, we see that change for the better is feasible. We stop blaming, hating, and fearing and lift ourselves out
    of victimhood, weakness, and apathy and strive to make the world better. We give up self-blame and self-pity and
    affirm the power within us. To reach Truth, we have to accept that mankind has been much in error and that the
    reason was ignorance.
    Through understanding, we can learn to become compassionate and seek to recontextu-
    alize
    our relationship to the whole. The Eye of the I From Which Nothing is Hidden, chapter 14, S. 278, 2001

 

  • Question: But isn't one supposed to take positions in life, such as protesting injustices, etc.?
    Answer: The mind of the aspirant has to bypass and refuse temptations. Later it will be seen that nothing was lost
    as that temptation was just another illusion. The aspirant gives up the vanities of opinionation and the duties
    of saving the world.
    One's spiritual evolution is of greater value to society than any form of doingness.
    The level of compassion radiates out and contributes silently to mankind's wisdom.
    I. Reality and Subjectivity, S. 301, 2003

 

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Worldly success vs. spiritual path

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Common disparity between calibrations of president (1/3), government (1/3), populace (1/3):

Diplomacy example': Fidel Castro [LoC 180] – Castro's regime [LoC 185] (1976-2008) Cuba's populace [LoC 255] [Status 2004]

  • [F]or diplomatic negotiations, it is important to know the calibration level of each of the three components, i.e. the people, the government, and the ruler or leader.
    Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, chapter 14 "Countries and Politics", S. 275, 2005

 

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Reference to:

Diagnostic Chart of International Relationships

 

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Resolving cultural disparities

 

Palast
Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi

 

 

  • Question: To choose to pursue Enlightenment is uncommon in our current society, with its emphasis on worldliness
    and the dominance of the media that in turn focus on the contentious or glamorize the superficial. What true value
    can be derived from worldly life?
    Answer: The world can be seen as an optimal stimulus for inner growth as it is merely a projection of the ego
    in overt dramatic expression.
    It is best to learn from it rather than to be seduced by its illusions or entrapped by them
    via identification or attachment. The worldly panorama reflects the entire scale of the levels of consciousness in their most overt display. The panorama is like a school of discernment where the extremes serve to reveal the essence that underlies appearance. Discovery of the Presence of God. Devotional Nonduality, chapter 5 "Clarifications", S. 102, 2007

 

  • Question: How then should one best relate to the world?
    Answer: To be 'in' it but not 'of' it. The world is a means and not an end. Nonattached interaction reveals habitual styles and attitudes that are consequent to inner ego positionalities. It is interesting an educative to note how others relate to the same circumstances. One can experiment with different personality styles and, with flexibility, discover untapped inner resources. This is the classic 'as if' experiment.
    Discovery of the Presence of God. Devotional Nonduality, chapter 5 "Clarifications", S. 103, 2007

 

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The world's purpose is perfect.

  • Presume that the world's actual 'purpose' is perfect and fully known only to God. See it as neutral overall but with the benefit that it provides optimal opportunity for spiritual growth and the evolution of consciousness. It is a school for the enligh-
    tenment and the revelation of Divinity
    whereby consciousness/awareness reawakens to is Source. Thus, to pursue enlightenment in and of itself serves the world and God.
    Discovery of the Presence of God. Devotional Nonduality, S. 168, 2007

 

  • To seriously seek enlightenment is a very strict discipline that therefore eschews the attraction of involvement in sup-
    posed spiritual movements that are actually intrinsically political in nature and faction. The attraction of 'changing
    the world
    ' (for the presumed better, of course) appeals to the naive idealism [LoC 200] of the inner spiritual ado-
    lescent and is transcended with maturity.
    The nature of human life is the automatic consequence of the overall
    level of human consciousness itself. Therefore, to benefit the world, it is necessary to change not the world but
    oneself
    , for what one becomes is influentual by virtue of its essence (nonlinear) and not its actions (limited and line-
    ar). The purpose of action is to control others. Force (emotional or otherwise) results in counterforce; power
    comes from the nonlinear level of consciousness itself.
    Discovery of the Presence of God. Devotional Nonduality, S. 200, 2007

 

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Few counterbalance the negativity in the United States:

Without its top 100 highly calibrating inhabitants the overall consciousness level in the United States would drop to 320, without the top 1000 highly calibrating inhabitants it would drop around 200 points.

  • Importantly, the onslaughts of popularized nonintegrity are aimed at and supported by the fifty-five percent of the population in the United States that calibrates below consciousness level 200. However, the level of consciousness of the American po-
    pulation overall still calibrates currently at the level of 421. (It was at 426 but de-
    creased in the Fall of 2006.) The reason for this apparent disparity is that the levels below 200, as can be seen by exponential comparison, are deficient in the power represented by the high calibration levels of those who are integrous. Therefore, the very high level of intrinsic power of only a relatively few members of the popula-
    tion maintains the overall capacity for survival and more than counterbalances the effects of the negative. (For example, if the top one hundred people were removed from the U.S. population, the over-
    all average level of consciousness drops to 320. If the top one thousand are removed, the overall consciousness le-
    vel drops from 421 to 220.
    ) Reality, Spirituality, and Modern Man, chapter 13 "Social Survival", S. 267, 2008

 

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Overview

Divinity Infinite: Potential – omnipotence
Creation Finite: Manifestation – omnipresence
Consciousness Infinite: Omniscience

  • In quantum mechanics, the active physical world is revealed to be the consequence of the 'collapse of the wave function' from potentiality (wave principle) to physical manifestation as 'particles' via the Hei-
    senberg Uncertainty Principle, whereby consciousness and intention are the catalysts. This propensity is increased by the calibratable power of the consciousness level of the intention. Inasmuch as the conscious-
    ness level of God is infinite and beyond time or limitation, Creation and its evolutionary appearance (emergence) are absolutes. Thus,
    • out of the 'Godhead' of infinite potential by virtue of 'God’s will' (omnipotence)
    • arises the manifestation (omnipresence)
    • and the omniscience of Infinite Consciousness whereby all is known forever.
Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, chapter 12 "God and Creation in Terms of Modern Science", S. 230, 2008

 

  • There is no point in trying to change the world because "the world you see does not even exist" sounds true at cons-
    ciousness level 700 but is not actually comprehensible to the average person. Similarly, to "wear the world like a light garment" (St. Francis of Assisi) sounds correct, but just how does one actually do it?
    Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 304, 2008

 

  • The world as it is, is perfect for the advancement of human consciousness as it provides maximum opportunity for gaining positive merit and the undoing of the negative via the spiritual options of the will. To see it as such results in gratitude as well as forbearance with seem­ingly negative experiences that involve suffering.
    Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 309, 2008

 

 

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Values reflect desires. – Joy versus pleasure

  • Question: The attractions of the world seem endless. Is it really safe to go there? I often just want to escape.
    Answer: The attractions are not innate to the world, but reflect projected values and the expectation of the payoffs of ego satisfactions. In actuality, joy stems from within and is not dependent on externals. Pleasure is associated with what is valued and esteemed. Much of projected value arises from ima-
    gination, and values reflect desires.
    In reality, nothing is more valuable than anything else other than spiritual fulfillment. Along the Path to Enlightenment. 365 Reflections from David R. Hawkins, edited by Scott Jeffrey, S. 104, Reflection
    of July 12th, January 2011

 

 

 

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Original source:

  • In Reality, everything is automatically manifesting the inherent destiny of its essence; it doesn’t need any external help to do this. With humility, one can relinquish the ego’s self-appointed role as savior of the world and surrender it straight to God. The world that the ego pictures is a projection of its own illusions and arbitrary positionalities. No such world exists. Along the Path to Enlightenment. 365 Reflections from David R. Hawkins, edited by Scott Jeffrey, Reflection of April 22nd, January 2011

 

 

 

 

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Serving the world

 

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Attraction of changing the world

Naïve idealism appeals to the inner spiritual adolescent.

  • To seriously seek enlightenment is a very strict discipline that therefore eschews the attraction of involvement in supposed spiritual movements that are actually intrinsically political in nature and factional. The attraction of "changing the world" (for the presumed better, of course) appeals to the naïve idealism of the inner spiritual adolescent and is transcended with maturity. The nature of human life is the automatic consequence of the overall level of human consciousness itself. Therefore, to benefit the world, it is necessary to change not the world but oneself – for what one becomes is influential by virtue of its essence (nonli-
    near) and not its actions (limited and linear).
    Dissolving the Ego, Realizing the Self. Contemplations from the Teachings of
    David R. Hawkins, M.D., Ph.D.
    , edited by Scott Jeffrey, S. 199, last quote, Hay House, August 2011

 

  • What we come into the world as, as a result of our past decisions, has a certain configuration. Within the Infinite
    Field everyone is automatically positioned as a consequence of the Field – not as a consequence of a perso-
    nal decision.
    […]
    I see the world as a maximum karmic opportunity to evolve. In our world you have the strata of humanity, from the lowest (people who calibrate at LoC 40) to the highest (people in the high LoC 500s). The purpose of any incarnation
    is to maximize a karmic opportunity. Interview Power vs. Force, presented by the US American magazine In Light Times,
    Kathryn M. Brinkley, November 2004

 

  • It is a Karmic opportunity to stand for truth; this doesn’t mean you are trying to change the world. The intention is different. To change the world is to control things. [...]
    All you can do is stand up for what you believe in and the consequences are beyond your control. The idea is not to change the world. No. You're not going to change the world. There are many fish in the sea and if one fish ma-
    kes a change in direction it does not change the sea. Your karmic responsibility is to yourself and in relationship
    to Divinity, and that's what your concern should be.

    Audio interview The Meaning and Purpose of Life, presented by suspended US American web radio station Beyond the Ordinary, hosts Nancy Lorenz and Elena Young, minutes 22:00-33:00, 60 minutes duration, aired 11. January 2005

 

  • Oprah Winfrey: One of the things that I love that you say is: "For it's only the illusion of individuality that is the origin of all suffering. When one realizes, that one is the Universe complete and at one with all that is forever without end, then no further suffering is possible." Well, the question is: How do we all begin to realize that? […]
    David Hawkins: Well, you can't transcend the world till you master it. […] First you master the world, then let go of your attachments to it. You let go of the desires and aversions.
    Audio interview with David R. Hawkins, presented by the deleted "Oprah Winfrey Radio Show", "Soul Series'' via the XM Satellite web radio Channel 156, host Oprah Winfrey, 31. May 2007

 

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Call for action:

How would politicians act when they knew that there are teams of truth tellers checking their television appearances and reporting their acquired calibration results in an easily and freely accessible periodical?

  • Now you can do something about world peace. Unless you confront falsity [via truth calibrations] it continues on. It [falsity] doesn't disappear until you call it for what it is. We are not calling falsity 'evil' and 'wrong' at all. […] We just need a study, a bulletin, to report on the percentage of the lying of politicians. Removed audio lecture and Q&A by David R. Hawkins, How to Instantly Tell Truth from Falsehood About Anything, part 5 of 6, presented by the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), Shift in Action, 17. September 2003, YouTube film, minute 31:33, 17:18 minutes duration, posted 27. March 2011

 

  • When you're attacked, what should your position be? The position should be to stand up for truth, to be answerable
    and to stand for truth. Whatever the consequences. That's what Mahatma Gandhi [LoC 760] did. […] The context
    is the power. Power just stands there. It doesn't do anything. […] Being what it is. […]
    Therefore, Gandhi defeated the British Empire [LoC 190] without a shot.
    Gorbaschev [LoC 500] defeated the (communist) Russian monolithic regime, also without firing a shot.
    Sedona Seminar Realization of the Self: Final Moments, DVD 1 of 3, minute 00:45, December 2002

 

  • Karmically, a loss may be the biggest gain of your life. Because the world is what it is, it's the optimum theater for karmic benefit. It's the optimum place for the undoing of negative karma and the gaining of positive karma. Therefore, wanting to change the world doesn't make much sense. Ramana Maharshi says the world you see doesn't even exist. Save yourself the trouble and surrender it to God. So if the purpose of the world is to provide an optimum opportunity for the undoing of negative karma, all your dogooderism [LoC 190] is going to sentence those people to the continu-
    ation of bad karma. Sedona Seminar Spiritual Community, DVD 2 of 3, minute 32:15, June 2003

 

  • Surrender the world to God, why? Because people don’t even know what the world is about.
    Why would you want to meddle in something in which you haven’t the slightest idea what it’s all about. [...]
    The purpose of this dimension [...]: this is a place to maximize the evolution of your consciousness. This is the most wonderful environment for undoing negative karma and gaining positive karma. This is the maximal environment
    where you have every gradation and every opportunity, where you are attracted by this and have an aversion to that.
    You can't do it just in your head. Sedona Seminar Conviction, DVD 2 of 3, 16. July 2005

 

  • Be friendly, kind and benign to the world […] You don't need other special gifts, something exceptional. The intention
    is sufficient and then ask God to reveal to you more about what you should be doing. That which you are is your gift
    to the world. Sedona Seminar Perception vs. Essence, 3 DVD set, 22. April 2006

 

  • Question: What can we do to help the world and to stop Global Warming?
    Answer: Don't try to heal the planet. That is the province of Divinity. Try to become the most loving creature you
    can become.
    Become the most perfect human being you can be.
    Shocking as it may seem, the world is perfect as it is. […] Global Warming is due to the magnetic activity of the surface of the sun. It is not due to environmental changes. The temperature of the earth is regulated by the magnetic activity of the surface of the sun. Environmental conditions only affect it less than 1 percent.
    Sedona Satsang Q&A, Sedona Creative Life Center, 2 CD set, 10. May 2006

 

  • Contemplation is a way of being in the world, not wanting to change it. Let it be what it is. […]
    You pull back from being in the middle of the drama to being the witness, to being the watcher, to being the whole context in which everything occurs. You make that a style, a way of being in the world. You are not doing. You are allowing. Yin. Sedona Satsang Q&A, Sedona Creative Life Center, 2 CD set, 10. May 2006

 

  • Trying to change the world is presuming you know better than God how the world should be. […] This is a transitional planet. Sedona Satsang Q&A, Sedona Creative Life Center, 2 CD set, 12. July 2006

 

 

 

  • Real renunciation is about letting go of one's attachments and programs to the linear. To me renunciation is an inner process. You can act it out, withdraw from the world and not be disturbed. And I did that for some years. But that was just an interlude. Why? Because in renunciation when you come back into the world it's a continuous inner condi-
    tion. What the world would see as a temptation is to you meaningless. You don't experience it as a temptation so you don't need to avoid the world. Sedona Satsang Q&A, CD 2 of 2, 10. January 2007

 

  • Question: How to live a normal life being in the world and being spiritual?
    Answer: The outer self is sort of compromising, with a persona. That has no influence at all on the reality that it is. You find that inner reality within yourself. At the same time, you have a persona that interacts with the world, so you are doing two things, being complete and whole, and also still gathering information for reasons we don't know yet. Maybe you are a spirit guide in training. Sedona Satsang Q&A, 2 CD set, 10. January 2007

 

  • Pay attention to the processing of the world. The world is irrelevant. […] Notice that what you think is attachment to the world is all in your head. What is going on is the processing in your mind. It has nothing to do with the world. Let go of your attachment to the processing about the world. If it weren't for the processing, you wouldn't even think there was a world out there. […] Get closer to the phenomenon of the processing of the input. […] You are identifying with the data of the processing. […] Look at the phenomenon of the witnessing-observing that is going on. Look at the front of the camera, not what the camera is taking a picture of. The witnessing phenomenon stays the same. You are saying what's out there is what it's about. You think that the data being accumulated is what's real. I am saying no, it's the witnessing. And whatever you witness is irrelevant. Witnessing is the closest to the source.
    Sedona Satsang Q&A, 2 CD set, 10. January 2007

 

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Options to project onto the world:

'Madhouse', 'Recuperation ward', 'The world is a joke', 'A tragedy', 'Perplexity', 'The world's purpose is salvation', 'Purgatorial', 'Comedy', 'Sadness'

  • Question: What's the point of our physical bodies and realities if we are all one, all the same?
    Answer: You're mixing levels. The oneness is the level of context, not of physicality. The One emerging as the many. The oneness of life emerges through multiple expressions. Although multiple in their physicality they were one in the Source of life itself. Form is one of multiplicity, diversity.
    Question: So what's the point of the physical?
    Answer: It doesn't have to have a point. What do you need a point for?
    Question: To make meaning [...]
    Answer: Don't give it any meaning. It just is. The world IS. The book I'm writing gives you about 35 different options
    you can project onto the world.
    What you make of the world is your own projection. It's all of those things and none of them.
    Sedona Seminar Experiential Reality. The Mystic, 3 DVD set, 8. December 2007

 

  • The world is an opportune place for redemption and salvation. [Calibrated at LoC 570.]
    Prescott Seminar What is the World?, DVD 2 of 3, 28. February 2009

 

  • The human world is a spiritual hospital and rehab unit. [Calibrated at LoC 265.]
    Prescott Seminar What is the World?, DVD 2 of 3, 28. February 2009

 

  • The world and humanity were created by God and are therefore divinely inspired and intrinsically holy. [Calibrated at LoC 545.] Prescott Seminar What is the World?, DVD 2 of 3, 28. February 2009

Zitate von anderen Quellen

Solange die Erde steht, soll nicht aufhören Saat und Ernte, Frost und Hitze,
Sommer und Winter, Tag und Nacht.
1. Moses 8, 22 (AT)

 

Persönliche Bekenntnisse

  • Mich erstaunen Leute, die das Universum begreifen wollen, wo es schwierig genug ist, in Chinatown zurechtzukommen.
    Woody Allen (*1935) US-amerikanischer Komiker, Filmregisseur, Autor, Schauspieler, Musiker, Quelle unbekannt

 

Empfehlungen

  • Sei du selbst die Veränderung, die du dir wünscht für diese Welt.
    Mohandas Karamchand Mahatma Gandhi [BW 760] (1869-1948) indischer Weiser, spiritueller Führer der indischen Unabhängig-
    keitsbewegung, Menschenrechtsanwalt, gewaltloser Widerstandskämpfer zur Durchsetzung politischer Ziele, humanistischer Weiser, asketischer Morallehrer, Pazifist, Publizist, Quelle unbekannt

 

  • Hege nie Zweifel daran, dass eine kleine Gruppe aufmerksamer und engagierter Bürger die Welt verändern können. Tatsächlich sind es die einzigen, welche es überhaupt je getan haben.
    Zugeschrieben Margaret Mead (1901-1978) US-amerikanische Kulturanthropologin, Soziologin, Biologin, Ethnologin, Referentin, Schriftstellerin, zitiert in: Frank G. Sommers, Tana Dineen, Curing Nuclear Madness, S. 158, Methuen, 1984

 

Schlussfolgerung

  • Wer will, dass die Welt so bleibt wie sie ist, der will nicht, dass sie bleibt.
Erich Fried (1921-1988) österreichischer Übersetzer, Essayist, politischer Lyriker, Status quo (zur Zeit des Wettrüstens), Lebens-
schatten
, S. 93, Verlag Klaus Wagenbach, Berlin, 1981, 1. Januar 1996

 

Fressen
Große Fische fressen kleine Fische
Pieter Bruegel der Ältere (~1525-1569) niederländischer Maler
  • Veränderung gibt es nur durch Handeln.
    Dalai Lama XIV. (Tenzin Gyatso) [Tanchu Dhondup] [BW 570] (*1935) tibetischer Mönch, geistliches Oberhaupt des tibetischen Buddhismus, Linienhalter der Gelug-Schule, Friedensnobelpreisträger, 1989

 

  • Die Erde braucht keine erfolgreichen Menschen mehr. Die Erde braucht dringend mehr Friedensstifter, Heiler, Erneuerer, Ge-
    schichtenerzähler und Liebende aller Art. Sie braucht Menschen, die sich wohl fühlen an ihrem Wohnort. Sie braucht Menschen mit Zivilcourage, die bereit sind, sich dafür einzusetzen, die Welt le-
    bensgerechter und menschlicher zu gestalten. Diese Eigenschaf-
    ten haben wenig mit der Form von Erfolg zu tun wie er hierzulan-
    de definiert wird. David Orr, Ph.D., US-amerikanischer Professor für Umweltwissenschaften, Oberlin College, Universität von Vermont, Ecolo-
    gical Literacy. Educating Our Children for a Sustainable World
    , Sierra Club Books, 1. Ausgabe 1. Oktober 2005

 

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Reichtums- und Armutsreport von 7 Milliarden Weltbewohnern

  • Die Welt lässt sich besser so erklären:
    • Wir haben eine Milliarde Menschen in den Industrieländern von Japan über Europa bis Nordamerika. Denen geht es gut.
    • Doch wir haben vier Milliarden Menschen in den Schwellenländern. Sie repräsentieren die Mehrheit der Weltbevölkerung. Sie füllen die Kluft zwischen arm und reich.
    • Wir haben zwei Milliarden Menschen in Teilen Afrikas und in ländlichen Regionen Asiens, die leben in ar-
      men Verhältnissen.
Prof. Dr. Hans Rosling (1948-2017) schwedischer Professor für Internationale Gesundheit, Karolinska Institut, Stockholm, Direktor der Gapminder-Stiftung, Referent, Autor, zitiert in: Die Welt wird besser. Und keiner glaubt es, präsentiert von der überregionalen deutschen Tageszeitung Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), S. 1, 12. Januar 2014

 

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Weltweiter Bevölkerungszuwachs durch längeres Lebensalter

 

 

  • Für die Welt bist du nur irgendjemand, aber für irgendjemand bist du die Welt.
Verfasser unbekannt; wird in neuerer Zeit häufig Erich Fried zugeschrieben; zitiert in: Aphorismen.de

 

  • Die Entschlüsselung der Welt hängt ganz davon ab, wer sie zu welchem Interesse vornimmt.
    Stanislav Lem (1921-2006) polnischer Philosoph, Essayist, Science-Fiction-Autor, Quelle unbekannt

 

Referenz: de.Wikiquote-Eintrag Welt

Literaturzitate

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Mentor Pangloss' Theorem:

Verunglimpfung des Leibnizschen Mantras

  • Dies ist die beste aller möglichen Welten.
    Voltaire [François-Marie Arouet] [BW 340] (1694-1778) französischer Philosoph der europä-
    ischen Aufklärung, einflussreicher Wegbereiter der Französischen Revolution, Kritiker der Feudalherrschaft, Bürgerrechtler, Deist, Historiker, Philosoph, Schriftsteller, Aussage von Pangloss, Figur des Mentors in der satirischen Novelle Candice oder die beste aller Welten [Optimismus], 1759, deutsche Übersetzung, 1776

 

  • Zehnmal und hundertmal noch wirst du mich wieder einfangen, bezaubern und einkerkern, Welt der Worte, Welt der Meinungen, Welt der Menschen, Welt der gesteigerten Lust und der fiebernden Angst. Tausendmal wirst du mich ent-
    zücken und erschrecken, mit Liedern am Flügel gesungen, mit Zeitungen, mit Telegrammen, mit Todesnachrichten,
    mit Anmeldeformularen und all deinem tollen Kram, du Welt voller Lust und Angst, holde Oper voll melodischen Un-
    sinns. Aber niemals mehr, gebe es Gott, wirst du mir ganz verloren gehen, Andacht der Vergänglichkeit, Passions-
    musik der Wandlung, Bereitschaft zum Sterben, Wille zur Wiedergeburt. Immer wird Ostern wiederkehren, immer
    wieder wird Lust zu Angst, Angst zu Erlösung werden, wird ohne Trauer mich das Lied der Vergänglichkeit auf mei-
    nen Wegen begleiten, voll Ja, voll Bereitschaft, voll Hoffnung. Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) deutsch-schweizerischer
    Dichter, Schriftsteller, Nobelpreisträger für Literatur, 1946, 1920; zitiert in: Volker Michels, Mit der Reife wird man immer jünger – Texte und Gedichte von Hermann Hesse, Insel Verlag, Taschenbuch 2857, 2002

 

  • Die Welt zu durchschauen, sie zu erklären, sie zu verachten, mag großer Denker Sache sein. Mir aber liegt einzig daran, die Welt lieben zu können, sie nicht zu verachten, sie und mich nicht zu hassen, sie und mich und alle Wesen mit Liebe und Bewunderung und Ehrfurcht betrachten zu können. Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) deutsch-schweizerischer Dichter, Schriftsteller, Nobelpreisträger für Literatur, 1946, Siddharta. Eine indische Dichtung, Fischer, Berlin, 1922, Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main 1969, 1974, 1998, zitiert in: Klassiker: "Siddhartha" von Hermann Hesse, präsentiert von der Publikation SinndesLebens24, 20. Juni 2021

Quotes by various other sources

If you were of the world, the world would love its own. Yet because you are not of the world,
but I chose you out of the world, therefore the world hates you.
John 15, 19 (NT)

 

The world has hated them because they are not of the world, just as I am not of the world.
I do not pray that You should take them out of the world, but that You should keep them from
the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world.
John 17, 14 (NT)

 

All that is in the world – the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life – is not
of the Father but is of the world. And the world is passing away, and the lust of it; but he who
does the will of God abides forever.
1 John 2, 16 (NT)

 

Personal avowals

  • My country is the world. My countrymen are mankind.
    Thomas Paine ['US Founding Father'] (1737-1809) British US American Enlightenment philosopher, inventor, atheist intellectual, radical, revolutionary, pamphleteer, author, Common Sense, bestselling pamphlet, blueprint of modern democracy, 1776

 

Disclosure'

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Shadow elite plotting the New World Order

Rumor says that Coningsby is based on the figure Nathan Mayer Rothschild (1777-1836).

  • The world is governed by very different personages from what is imagined by those who are not behind the scenes. Benjamin Disraeli [LoC 405] (1804-1881) British prime minister, conservative statesman, parliamentarian, Zionist Rothshield agent, instigator of two world wars, literary, character Sidonia cited in: novel Coningsby, the New Generation, book 4, chapter 15, 1844

 

Appeals

  • The world is violent and mercurial – it will have its way with you. We are saved only by love – love for each other and
    the love that we pour into the art we feel compelled to share: being a parent; being a writer; being a painter; being a
    friend. We live in a perpetually burning building, and what we must save from it, all the time, is love. [[wpe:Tennessee_Williams|Tennessee

Willi-
ams]] (1911-1983) US American playwright and author of many stage classics, cited in: Goodreads Quotable Quote

 

  • Art is not necessary at all. All that is necessary to make this world a better place to live in is to love – to love as Christ loved, as Buddha loved. Isadora Duncan (1877-1927) US American dancer, cited in: Brainyquote

 

Wishes for a better world to come

  • Have you ever tried to put 97 candles on a cake? You can’t.
    So I put 10 candles to represent the 10 decades of my life. Here are my birthday wishes:
    1. ☛ A world where weapons, big and small, are symbols of weakness, not strength
    2. ☛ A world where religion informs values, not governments
    3. ☛ A world where the air is breathable, the water drinkable and the food is healthy and plentiful
    4. ☛ A world where poor people are the smallest percentage of the population
    5. ☛ A world where education and health care are available to everyone
    6. ☛ A world where prejudice based on race, religion and nationality is non-existent
    7. ☛ A world where smoking tobacco is considered a ridiculous practice from a bygone era
    8. ☛ A world where all diseases are curable and physical pain is no longer a part of life
    9. ☛ A world where we control technology, not the other way around
    10. ☛ A world where greed is never considered good
Excuse me ― I have a lot of candles to blow out.
Article featuring Kirk Douglas (1916-2020) US American actor, on his 97th birthday, In honour of Kirk Douglas, presented by the
blog louisespiteri.wordpress.com, 10. December 2013

 

Recommendations

  • Today the human soul asks the question: What can I do to preserve the beauty and the wonder of our world and to eli-
    minate the anger and hatred? Please seek to answer that question today, with all the magnificence that is You. Others
    are waiting for you now. They are looking to you for guidance, for help, for courage, for strength, for understanding,
    and for assurance at this hour. Most of all, they are looking to you for love. H.H. 14th Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso [LoC 570] (*1935) Tibetan monk, leader of the Gelug or "Yellow Hat" branch of Tibetan Buddhism, Peace Nobel Prize laureate, 1989, cited in:
    Dawson Church, editor, Geralyn Gendreau, editor, Randy Peyser, editor, Healing the Heart of the World. Harnessing the Power of In-
    tention to Change Your Life and Your Planet
    , S. 66-67, Elite Books, Santa Rosa, California, 2005

 

  • Never bend your head. Hold it high. Look the world straight in the eye.
    Helen Keller [~LoC 520] (1880-1968) US American deafblind lecturer, author, unsourced quote, cited in: Goodreads Quotable Quote

 

  • To truly know the world, look deeply within your own being;
    to truly know yourself, take real interest in the world.
    Rudolf Steiner [LoC 475] (1861-1925) Croation-born Austrian cultural philosopher, architect, literary critic, social reformer, mystic esote-
    ricist, founder of anthroposophy, author, Verses and Meditations, Rudolf Steiner Press, 2004, 30. March 2005

 

  • Don't ask what the world needs, ask what makes you come alive, and go do it! Because what the world needs is people who have come alive! Howard Thurman (1899-1981) US American theologian, philosopher, educator, civil rights leader, author, personal conversation with author Gil Bailie, cited in: Violence Unveiled, S. xv, Crossroad Publishing Company, 1995

 

Future prospects

  • I have no doubt that in reality the future will be vastly more surprising than anything I can imagine. Now my own suspi-
    cion is that the universe is not only queerer than we suppose, but queerer than we can suppose.
    John B.S. Haldane (1892-1964) British evolutionary biologist, geneticist, developer of Haldane's Law as an extension of Murphy's Law, Possible Worlds and Other Papers, section "On Being the Right Size", S. 286, Harper and Brothers, 1927

 

  • We are very much in an evolutionary era.
    Most things don't change. Most things are constant.
    The internet is not a technological phenomenon, it's a social phenomenon.
    We will be moving toward a world with one global economy. It will take an awful lot of time, but the direction is set.
    It is a real possibility that the path to world peace lies through world trade.
    The material wonders of technology will have to be balanced with the spiritual demands of the human race.
    It is especially critical that the developed countries forge a new relationship with the third world.
    America will gradually relinquish the role of the world's dominant economic and political force.
    No country will dominate in the global economy.
    In an interdependent world aid is not charity, it is investment. The more economically interdependent we become
    the more we will do the human thing.
    Biology is replacing physics as the growth area in science. Gene splicing will become more important than atom split-
    ting.
    We are not running out of oil. It's high time to prepare for alternative energy sources.
    All religions (esp. fundamentalists) are growing – offering structure for the fearful.
Partially derived from video interview with John Naisbitt (1929-2021) US American futurologist, living in Europe and China, author of Megatrends, 1982, Future Trends, presented by Don't Stop Thinking About The Future conference, sponsored by Copenhagen Insti-
tute for Futures Studies
, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2007, YouTube film, 5:40 minutes duration, posted 17. January 2008 and Mega
Trends – World Economy
, YouTube film, minute 4:47, 5:47 minutes duration, posted 8. September 2007

 

Conclusions

 

 

Insights

  • We are what we think.
    All that we are arises with our thoughts.
    With our thoughts we make the world.
    Buddha [LoC 1000] (563-483 BC) Indian Avatar, teacher of enlightenment, central figure of Buddhism, Dhammapada [LoC 840] antho-
    logy of Buddha's teachings, translated by T. Byrom, Shambhala Publications, 1993

 

  • What befalls the earth befalls all the sons of the earth.
    This we know: the earth does not belong to man, man belongs to the earth. All things are connected like the blood that unites us all. Man did not weave the web of life, he is merely a strand in it. Whatever he does to the web, he does
    to himself.
    Chief Seattle [LoC 700] (1780-1866) Native American chief of the Suquamish and Duwamish tribes, Chief Seattle's LETTER TO ALL, addressed to the American Government, 1854, presented by the website of the California State University Northridge

 

 

 

  • If I don't know who I am I want some hard facts or some fundamentalism real fast to take away the anxiety of all the unknowing.
    If a person doesn't know the story inside them already it is unlikely that they catch the story of the world that is ongoing. CD Audio presentation by Michael Meade Mosaicvoices.org US American storyteller, mythologist, ritualist, spokesman in the men's movement, author, Audio CD The Light Inside Dark Times, Mosaic Audio, 1st edition 15. July 2009
  • To say, 'This is one of us', or 'this is a stranger', is the mode of estimating practised by trifling minds. To those of more generous principles, the whole world is but as one family. Collection of Sanskrit fables in prose and verse Hitopadesha, translated and edited by Lakshami Nārāyan Nyālankār, 1830
    • [Colloquial rephrased version:] To him in whom love dwells, the whole world is but one family. Misattributed to Buddha [LoC 1000] (563-483 BC) Indian Avatar, teacher of enlightenment, central figure of Buddhism

 

 

Weltenseele
Fractal image: Anima mundi
Creators: Michael Michelitsch and Albert Mürle
  • Your intellect is a subsequent product of this pro-
    cess, so how can your intellect take charge of or
    even evaluate, the whole creation? Investigate
    your self; this is the purpose of your being. Spi-
    rituality
    is nothing more than understanding this
    play of consciousness – try to find out what this fraud is by seeking its source. Sri Nisargadatta
    Maharaj
    [LoC 720] (1897-1981) Indian Hindu sage of
    the advaita vedānta tradition, 9. November 1980

 

 

  • I claim that human mind or human society is not divided into watertight compartments called social, political and religious. All act and react upon one another. Mahatma Gandhi [LoC 760] (1869-1948) Indian Hindu sage, spiritual activist leader, humanitarian, lawyer, nonviolent freedom fighter, cited in: Brainyquote

 

 

  • Yoga believes in transforming the individual before transforming the world. Whatever change we want to happen outside should happen within. If you walk in peace and express that peace in your very life, others will see you and learn something. Sri Swami Satchidananda [C. K. Ramaswamy Gounder] [LoC 605] (1914-2002) Indian religious teacher (mainly in the United States), spiritual master, yoga adept, founder of "Integral Yoga", author of philosophical and spiritual books, Prem Anjali, Sri Swami Satchidananda. Portrait of a Modern Sage, Integral Yoga Publications, 1996

 

  • The modern world is such that the interests of a particular country or community can no longer be considered to lie within the confines of its own boundaries. Cultivating contentment is therefore crucial to maintaining peaceful coexis-
    tence because discontent breeds a sense of acquisitiveness that can never be satisfied. H.H. 14th Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso [LoC 570] (*1935) Tibetan monk, leader of the Gelug or "Yellow Hat" branch of Tibetan Buddhism, Peace Nobel Prize lau-
    reate, 1989, Facebook comment 14. October 2010

 

  • What we have now is a world that's built on the illusion that we are reasonable. What we've reached is the end of the age of reason. What we have now is a world where our crisis cannot be reasoned with. There is not one thing [in this world] that can be solved with reason. We do not have problems, we have predicaments. Problems have soluti-
    ons, predicaments don't.

    We are in a field of predicaments that will take us to a different level of response. They cause us to respond to them. […] What we will discover through these predicaments is the folly of our arrogance, the [arrogance of the] belief that money can solve problems. And so the financial system is collapsing.
    We will discover that all the problems that are going into the predicaments that are bringing us to our knees cannot be resolved by any of the old systems. Why? Because we are coming to end of the finite world, the fossil era, the end of that finite form of consciousness that says everything can be controlled and reasoned with. […] There is a quantum world that has moved the solar world, that world of mystical consciousness that is emerging simultaneously as if to replace it at the same time. Caroline Myss Myss.com (*1952) US American spiritual teacher, mystic, medical intuitive, best-
    selling author, Review, presented by Integral Options Cafe, William Harryman, 20. December 2009

 

  • The world you see is an "outside picture of an inward condition".
    A Course in Miracles, textbook [LoC 550] T-21, 1:5, 1976, revised 1996

 

  • The world comes into being when man discovers it. But he only discovers it when he sacrifices his containment in
    the primal mother, the original state of unconsciousness. Carl Gustav Jung [LoC 520/540] (1875-1961) Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, founder of a new school of depth psychology, author, R.F.C. Hull, translator, Symbols of Transformation – Collected Works of C.G. Jung, Volume 5, originated 1911-1912, 1952, S. 652, Princeton University Press, 2nd edition 1. January 1977

 

  • The world is not comprehensible, but it is embraceable: through the embracing of one of its beings. Each thing and being has a twofold nature:
    1. passive, absorbable, usable, dissectable, comparable, combinable, rationalizable,
      and the other,
    2. the active, non-absorbable, unusable, undissectible, incomparable, noncombinable, nonrationalizable.
This is the confronting, the shaping, the bestowing of things. He who truly experiences a thing so that it springs up to meet him and embraces him of itself has in that thing known the world. Martin Buber [LoC 530] (1878-1965) Austrian-born Jewish religious researcher and philosopher, translator, educator, cited in: Phil Huston, US American author, Martin Buber's Journey to Presence, S. 182, Fordham University Press, 2007

 

  • The world is a dangerous place to live, not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it. Albert Einstein [LoC 499] (1879-1955) German-born US American theoretical physicist, developer of the theory of general relativity, Nobel Prize laureate, 1921, cited in: Gad Yaacobi (1935-2007) Israeli Minister, Alignment Knesset member, Israel ambassador to the United Nations, Breakthrough. Israel in a Changing World, S. 98, Associated University Presses, 1996

 

  • It is no longer possible for us to live as pale and diminished versions of ourselves. For a new world in a new millen-
    nium, we need a new mind with expanded senses and a deepened Spirit.
    Jean Houston, Ph.D. (*1937) US American psychologist, philosopher, cultural anthropologist, scholar, pioneer of the Human Potential movement, visionary lecturer, author, source unknown

 

 

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Anima mundi – "Soul of the World – Logos – Word

  • Therefore, we may consequently state that this world is indeed a living being en-
    dowed with a soul and intelligence [...] a single visible living entity containing all other living entities, which by their nature are all related.
    • We shall affirm that the cosmos, more than anything else, resembles most closely that living Creature of which
      all other living creatures, severally or genetically, are portion; a living creature which is fairest of all and in
      ways most perfect.
Plato [LoC 485] (427-347 BC) Ancient Greek pre-Christian founder of the occidental philosophy, dialogue Timaeus, S. 29/30, 360 BC

 

  • When a whole nation is roaring patriotism at the top of its voice, I am fain to explore the cleanness of its hands and purity of its heart. Ralph Waldo Emerson [LoC 485, work LoC 475] (1803-1882) US American philosopher, Unitarian, lecturer,
    poet, essayist, Journals of Ralph Waldo Emerson (1822-1863), journal entry dated 1824, Forgotten Books, 6. November 2016

 

 

  • To save the world requires faith and courage: faith in reason, and courage to proclaim what reason shows to be true. Bertrand Russell (1872-1970) British philosopher, social critic, logician, mathematician, historian, social reformist, "pacifist", member of the Royal Society, Nobel laureate in literature, 1950, The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell, Robert E. Egner, Lester
    E. Denonn, editors, George Allen & Unwin, London, 1961, Routledge Classics, New York, 2009

 

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Creative nonconformity:

  • This hour in history needs a dedicated circle of transformed nonconformists. Dangerous passions of pride, hatred and selfishness are enthroned in our lives; truth lies prostrate on the rugged hills of nameless Cavalries. The saving of our world from pending doom will come, not through the complacent adjustment of the conforming majority, but through the creative maladjustment of a nonconforming minority. Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929-1968) US American Baptist minister, activist, leader of the African American civil rights movement, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, 1964, On Nonconformity, 1963

 

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Scarcity model:

Newton [LoC 499] and Descartes [LoC 490] offered the first scientific mechanical creation story.
Thomas Malthus [LoC 204], a chief economist, coined the idea 'We are doomed to an endless struggle in scarcity', a rationale for the East India Company to steal from the world.
The original theory of evolution goes back to Darwin's grandfather. Darwin who had adopted the Malthusian model of scarcity had observed competition and cooperation in nature. In his evolutionary theory he had to subvert the cooperation part as it didn't fit the scarcity theory.

  • The universal struggle for life must be thoroughly ingrained in the mind or the whole economy of na-
    ture with every fact in it will be dimly seen or misun-
    derstood. It is the doctrine of Malthus applied with
    manifold force to the whole animal and vegetable
    kingdom. Charles Darwin [LoC 460] (1809-1882) English naturalist, author of the biological theory of evolution, The Origin of Species, 1859, cited in: Elisabet Sahtouris, Ph.D. sahtouris.com (*1950) Greek-American post-Darwinian creationist evolutionary biologist, pastist/futurist, promoter of anthropomorphism over mechanomorphism, business consultant, former UN consultant, Learning from Nature to Create Global Family, World Wisdom Council, Theme Creating
    a New Civilization
    , sponsored by Goi Peace Foundation, Tokyo, 12. November 2005

 

  • Nature does not do our human either "this" or "that". [...] Nature is very conservative with things that work well
    and very radical when things don't work.
    When there is crisis it's an opportunity for change. Elisabet Sahtouris, Ph.D. sahtouris.com (*1950) Greek-American post-Darwinian creationist evolutionary biologist, pastist/futurist, promoter of anthropomor-
    phism over mechanomorphism, business consultant, former UN consultant, Learning from Nature to Create Global Family, World Wisdom Council, Theme Creating a New Civilization, sponsored by Goi Peace Foundation, Tokyo, 12. November 2005

 

  • The plain fact is that the planet does not need more successful people. But it does desperately need more peace-
    makers, healers, restorers, storytellers, and lovers of every kind. It needs people who live well in their places. It
    needs people of moral courage willing to join the fight to make the world habitable and humane. And these quali-
    ties have little to do with success as we have defined it. David Orr, Ph.D., US American professor of environmental stu-
    dies, Oberlin College, University of Vermont, Ecological Literacy. Educating Our Children for a Sustainable World, Sierra Club
    Books, 1st edition 1. October 2005

 

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Fierce grace

Ram Dass is wheelchair-stricken due to his stroke ('indeniable fierce grace') since 2002.

  • In some sense we might say that the world that we live in now needs a little fierce grace. [...] A realized being in each of us consists of ego, soul and number 3, which is God inside of us. [...] A realized being is somebody that identifies with number 3. [...] A realized person marches to a different drummer. [...] Most of our society works from the outside in, however compassion is the inside out.
    Video interview with Ram Dass [Richard Alpert] [LoC 420] (1931-2019) US American professor of psychology, student of the
    Indian Hindu guru Neem Karoli Baba, spiritual teacher, MKUltra agent, author, Be Here Now, Lama Foundation, San Cristobal,
    New Mexico, 1971

 

  • America [LoC 431, status 2004] is the greatest country the world has ever seen. Television interview with Hillary Clin-
    ton
    (*1947) 67th US secretary of state under president Barack Obama, US senator for New York (2001-2009), wife of the 42nd
    US president Bill Clinton, presented by an unknown TV news station, New York, 21. June 200424

 

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Rather than be the first amongst equals the United States dominate the world.

Washington’s foreign policy is "aggressive" and "outdated."

  • The address [State of the Union speech] delivered by President Obama yesterday [20. January 2015] proves that the [US] philosophy has only one central piece – we are No.1 and everyone else has to admit it. This [attitude] is a bit old-fashioned, it fails to meet present-day realities and demonstrates that the United States actu-
    ally wants to dominate the world rather than be the first amongst equals.
    This too shall pass. Sergei Lavrov (*1950) Russian diplomat, foreign minister, press confe-
    rence Moscow, US wants to dominate world: Russian FM, 21. January 2015

 

  • Today the United States is
    • No. 1 in billionaires,
    • No. 1 in corporate profits,
    • No. 1 in CEO salaries,
    • No. 1 in childhood poverty and
    • No. 1 in income and wealth inequality in the industrialized world.
From a moral perspective, from an economic perspective, and from a political perspective, we have got to do better than that. Bernie Sanders (*1941) US American democratic socialist politician, Senator of Vermont, 20. June 2014

 

  • The world is always ending and always beginning at every moment.
    Frederick Philip Lenz, III, Ph.D. [Rama] (1950-1998) US American Buddhist spiritual teacher, source unknown

 

  • Words have the power to destroy or heal. When words are both true and kind, they can change our world.
    Thomas J. Cottle, Ph.D. (*1937) US American professor of education, Boston University, sociologist, licensed clinical psychologist, source unknown

 

  • Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly. Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful commit-
    ted citizens can change the world.
    Indeed it is the only thing that ever has.
    Attributed to Margaret Mead (1901-1978) US American cultural anthropologist, sociologist, biologist, lecturer, popular writer, cited
    in: Frank G. Sommers, Tana Dineen, Curing Nuclear Madness, S. 158, Methuen, 1984

 

 

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Leibnizian mantra expressed by a mentor

  • [I]s this not, nonetheless the best of all possible worlds?
    [A]ll is for the best in the best of all possible worlds.
Voltaire [François-Marie Arouet] [LoC 340] (1694-1778) French philosopher of the Age of Enlightenment, social critic, proponent of the French Revolution, advocate of civil liberties, freedom of religion, free trade, deist, writer, Leibnizian mantra expressed by character mentor Pangloss in: French satirist novella Candide, or The Optimist, 1759, 3rd translation 1947

 

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Rand's blatant promotion of white supremacy and racism

  • [The Native Americans] didn't have any rights to the land and there was no reason for anyone to grant them rights which they had not conceived and were not using [...]. What was it they were fighting for, if they opposed white men on this continent? For their wish to continue a primitive existence, their "right" to keep part of the earth untouched, unused
    and not even as property, just keep everybody out so that you will live practically like an animal, or maybe a few caves
    above it. Any white person who brought the element of civilization had the right to take over this continent.
    Q&A session after the address to the graduating class by Ayn Rand [LoC 400] (1905-1982) Russian-American philosopher, playwright, screenwriter, novelist, The United States Military Academy, West Point, New York, 6. March 1974

 

 

  • Really there is no East, no West,
    Where then is the South and the North?
    Illusion makes the world closed in.
    Enlightenment opens it on every side.
    Inscription on the inside of the hats of Japanese Buddhist pilgrims

 

Reference: en.Wikiquote entry World

Literary quotes

  • [I]t seemed to me that the entire world was like a palace with countless rooms whose doors opened into one another.
    We were able to pass from one room to the next only by exercising out memories and imaginations, but most of us,
    in our laziness, rarely exercised these capacities, and forever remained in the same room.
    Orhan Pamuk (*1952) Turkish academic, screenwriter, novelist, Nobel laureate in literature, 2006

 

Poems

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Dropping keys

  • The small man builds cages for everyone he knows
    while the sage, who has to duck his head when the moon is low,
    keeps dropping keys all night long for the beautiful rowdy prisoners.
Hafez (1325/26-1389/90) Persian Sufi mystic, lyric poet, cited in: AZ Quotes

 

  • I am I, and you are you.
    I am not in this world to live up to your expectations.
    And you are not in this world to live up to mine.
    I do my thing, and you do your thing
    and if by chance we meet, it's beautiful.
    And if not, it can't be helped. Fritz Perls (1893-1970) German-born US American psychiatrist, psychotherapist, Gestalt Therapy pioneer, Gestalt prayer, quoted in: Gestalt Therapy Verbatim, The Gestalt Journal Press, 1969, 2nd revised edition 1. January 1992

Englische Texte – English section on World

The world is perfect.

The world is ...

  • neutral overall.
  • The world's 'purpose' is perfect. It is fully known only to God.
  • Everything in the world/creation is wondrously perfect.
  • The world/creation is perfect within a certain context of what perfect means.
  • The world is a place wherein consciousness and awareness reawaken to is Source.
  • The world is an optimal school for revelation of Divinity and reaching enlightenment.
  • The world offers an optimal opportunity for spiritual growth and the evolution
    of consciousness.
  • People are not perfected.
  • Perfecting people pray for the vision to see the perfection of everything.
  • People who've reached perfection do not reincarnate on Earth.

Various levels of consciousness of Northern America – calibrated by D. Hawkins

LoCs of US states, regions and cities
[Status mostly 2004-2005, 2007-2010]
LoCRegion State CityStatus
Time frame
Remark
510Unity VillagePower place in Missouri
460
275 [End 2010]25
Office of the US President [Fallen]2005
2010
Presidency
450Washington DC2005Capital of the United States
445
450
200
Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
South Side
2005City
440US government [Possibly fallen]2004Government
440Wyoming2005State
440Midwest2005Region
440Phoenix2005City
431
420
421
421
420
424
406
412
440
420
People (312 million) of the
United States of America (USA)
[Fallen / Recovering]
2003
November 2006
Status November 200726
October 2008
February 2009
July 200927
October 2009
April 201028
26. May 201029
November 201030
Note: Without its top 100 highly
calibrating inhabitants the overall
consciousness level in the Uni-
ted States would drop to 320,
without the top 1000 highly ca-
librating inhabitants it would
drop around 200 points [around 220].
49%
Below 200

55%
Below 200
US population [Risen]2004
2008
Calibration31
Calibration32
425Florida
[ Caution:' Florida is among the 5 most dangerous US states.]
2005State
425Toronto2004City in Canada
415Canada2004Nation
415Wisconsin2005State
410Ohio2005State
405Hawaii2005State
405Iowa2005State
385Texas2005State
385
430
245
135
New York City
Upper East Side
West Side
Inner City
2005Metropole
380North Dakota2005State
360East Coast2005Region
350Alabama2005State
305Massachusetts2005State
305Mexico City2004Capital of Mexico
300Mexico2004Nation
280California2005State
290West Coast2005Region
265
190
180
Hollywood [Fallen]1955
2005
2007
Movie city in the Los Angeles area
190 [Nov 2010]33Wall Street Financial District, Manhattan, NYCNovember 2010District in NYC

 

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Only up to 1000 people counterbalance the negativity of the United States.

The level of consciousness of the American population overall still calibrates currently at the level of 421. The reason for this apparent disparity is that the levels below 200, as can be seen by exponen-
tial comparison, are deficient in the power represented by the high calibration levels of those who are integrous. Therefore, the very high level of intrinsic power of only a relatively few members of the population maintains the overall capacity for survival and more than counterbalances the effects of the negative. (For example, if the top one hundred people were removed from the U.S. population, the overall average level of
consciousness drops to 320. If the top one thousand are removed, the overall consciousness level drops from 421 to 220.
)
Reality, Spirituality, and Modern Man, chapter 13 "Social Survival", S. 267, 2008

 

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Only 1000 individuals worldwide raise the overall level of consciousness into the realm of integrity.

While the overall consciousness level of mankind is at 204 (November 2007), if the top one thousand individuals in the world were removed, the level would be at only 198. Compassion for the less evol-
ved motivates society's endless efforts at correction and providing supplementary assistance to the evolutionarily less fortunate.
Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, chapter 13 "Social Survival", S. 269, 2008

 

Inequality – the double standard of a pride-shame based culture – is setting US states apart from each other.
According to the data of Global Peace Index (GPI)
Data compared from the International Institute of Strategic Studies, the World Bank,
various UN offices and Peace Institutes and the Economist Intelligence Unit
Most peaceful US states Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Utah and Minnesota34
Most dangerous US states Louisiana, Tennessee, Nevada, Florida and Arizona35
Independent of the respective political party in power, these rankings correlate with economic opportunities, education and health in each of these states.
Note: Incarceration and homicide rates of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Utah and Minnesota are roughly one-fifth of people murdered and imprisoned in Louisiana, Tennessee, Nevada, Florida and Arizona. The incarceration and homicide rates the most peaceful US states are close to the current rates of comparable European nations.
Twenty-three indicators to measure a nation – Global Peace Index
1. Level of organized conflict 2. Armed services personnel 3. Weapons imports
4. Military expenditure 5. Number of conflicts fought 6. Jailed population
7. Deaths from conflict (internal) 8. Potential for terrorist acts 9. Level of violent crime
10. Political instability 11. Military capability/sophistication 12. Disrespect for human rights
13. Number of homicides 14. UN Peacekeeping funding 15. Number of heavy weapons
16. Number of displaced people 17. Neighboring country relations 18. Weapons exports
19. Deaths from conflict (external) 20. Violent demonstrations 21. Access to weapons
22. Perceived criminality in society 23. Security officers and police 

 

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Hypothetical analyst Friedman labels America a corporate dinosaur and recommends that the nation either changes or faces extinction.

US statistician Howard Friedman compared five key areas – health, education, safety, equality, and democracy – within 14 nations: Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Japan, Portugal, The Netherlands, South Korea, Spain, United Kingdom, United States.
➤ The United States of America has the lowest life expectancy among the
     13 other western style democratic wealthy nations.
➤ Americans are at least two times more likely to be murdered and four times more likely to be incarcerated
     than in any other comparable countries (including Japan, France, and the United Kingdom).
➤ America shows the sharpest disparity between rich and poor among all 13 compared nations.
Video presentation by Howard Friedman, Ph.D. (*1972) US American associate professor of statistics, Columbia University, health economist, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), artist, writer, The Measure of a Nation, sponsored by the platform Authors@
Google
, Google Campus, Mountain View, California, 1 August 2012, YouTube film, 55:55 minutes duration, posted 20. August 2012

 

Other references:
► Deleted narrated article Study: U.S. Adults Possess Only Average Skills, presented by the US American web portal Big Think,
     3:05 minutes duration, 8. October 2013
► Video The most honest three and a half minutes of television, EVER..., excerpted from HBO series The Newsroom, YouTube film,
     3:27 minutes duration, posted 26. June 2012
See also: ► Income and status gap in 23 of the rich developed countries worldwide – Wilkinson und Pickett

 

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Howard Friedman noted the danger lurking in the penal system of the U.S.

"Our (USA's) incarceration rate is currently [2012] comparable to the Soviet Union's Gulag days."  Minute 0:07:56

The slogan "America is the greatest nation on Earth," is NOT TRUE any longer.
Video presentation by Howard Friedman, Ph.D. (*1972) US American associate professor of statistics, Columbia University, health economist, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), artist, writer, How does the US compare?, sponsored by World Affairs Council, San Francis-
co, California, 13. August 2012, YouTube film, 1:02:10 duration, streamed live 13. August 2012

 

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US America – subjected to international statistical screening – turns out mediocre on average.

US America's exceptionalism resulted in her dissociation from factual truth derived from statistical data of 13 other comparably evolved nations worldwide.
Audio interview with Howard Friedman, Ph.D. (*1972) US American associate professor of statistics, Columbia University, health economist, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), artist, writer, Poor Performance, presented by the US American leftist, liberal or progressive Progressive Radio Network PRN.FM, program Gary Null Show, host Gary Null (*1945) US American talk radio host, author on alternative and complementary medicine and nutrition, starting minute 32:06, 59:34 minutes duration, aired 16. October 2012

 

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American exceptionalism

American exceptionalism has to be driven out of our curriculums. We're not under threat. We are the threat. Oliver Stone (*1946) US American film director, screenwriter, producer, producer of the book and documentary TV series The Untold History of the United States, 2012, author, cited in: Article Oliver Stone: America Is The Real Threat To The World, Not ISIS, presented
by controversial news outlet NewsPunch, Sean Adl-Tabatabai, 22. September 2015

 

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Other comparable countries exercise democracy in various aspects better than US.

Video presentation by Howard Zinn [LoC 200] (1922-2010) US American professor of political science, Boston University (1964-1988), historian, social activist, playwright, author, Howard Zinn – Bringing Democracy Alive, part 3 of 3, hosted by College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, 2. November 2006, Youtube film, minute 18:00 and minutes 19:34-22:33, 35:56 minutes duration, posted 22. January 2012

 

America is a deeply disturbed country. It is not a democracy. It's been hijacked by the powerful elites.
Video presentation by Richard Barrett, FRSA (*1945) British social commentator, speaker, author on the evolution of leadership and human values in business and society, The Evoluotion of Consciousness: Next Steps, 2012 BVC International Conference, part 1
of 2, presented by the "Barrett Values Centre", YouTube film, minute 8:33, 36:13 minutes duration, posted 17. December 2012

 

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US American exceptionalism

See also: Book by Seymour Martin Lipset, Ph.D. (1922-2006) Canadian political sociologist, senior fellow of the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, Hazel professor of public policy, George Mason University, American Exceptionalism. A Double Edged Sword, W. W. Norton & Company, 17. April 1997

It's very interesting to look at United States from the outside. [...] If you met some guy who kept telling you how great he was and everybody wants to be like him, how would you diagnose him psychologically? He has got a grandiose persona-
lity disorder
. What he is actually doing is compensating for his deep insecurity. This is a country [USA] which in its very rhetoric betrays its extraordinary insecu-
rity. Audio presentation by Gabor Maté, M.D. drgabormate.com (*1944) Hungarian-Cana-
dian physician, addiction expert, speaker, author, Capitalism Makes Us Crazy: Dr. Gabor Maté on Illness and Addiction, presented by zvents.com, recorded by the listener-funded Californian radio station KPFA Public Radio Exchange (PRX), Berkeley, California, minute 1:35-2:17, 29:00 minutes duration, aired 19. November 2011

Levels of consciousness of China – calibrated by D. Hawkins

LoC developments of China and Singapore
[Status 2004-2007]
LoCPeople and governmentStatus
Time frame
Description
440City state SingaporeJanuary 2006Benevolent sole ruler
Sellapan Ramanathan36 37
400Hong Kong2004Administrative region of
the People's Republic China
385
300
People (1.3 billion) of the People's Republic of China (PRC)
[Risen]
2007
2004
People
175Chinese dictatorship – Mao Era The Great Leap Forward (1949-1976)
Reign of Chairman Mao Zedong [LoC 185] (1893-1976)38
1943-1976Government
Head of State
195
150 39
Chinese government [Risen]After·reforms
Before·reforms
Government

 

Calibrations are mainly derived from:
Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 89, 91, 164, 266-277, 2005
     as well as from various lectures and radio interviews by and with D. Hawkins
References featuring Megatrends:
► Video presentation by John Naisbitt (1929-2021) US American futurologist, China expert, author, Doris Naisbitt, The Wall Street Journal /
     State Street
, YouTube film, 5:56 minutes duration, posted 18. January 2012
► Video interview with John Naisbitt (1929-2021) US American futurologistfu, China expert, author 'World to be dominated by China-US
     connection'
, presented by the first Russian 24/7 English-language news channel Russia Today News (RT), host Sophie Shevardnadze
     (*1978) Russian correspondent, YouTube film, 9:14 minutes duration, posted 6. May 2012

 

Xi Jinping (*1953) general secretary, Communist Party of China, chairman of the Party Central Military Commission, will become China's head of state as the result of convention of the National People's Congress in March 2013.
Three main driving forces behind the Chinese dream:
1. the pursuit of economic lift-off, livelihood improvement, and social and environmental progress,
2. the pursuit of national wealth and military strength, national dignity, sovereign integrity, national unity, and
     world peace,

3. the pursuit of fairness and justice, democracy and the rule of law.
Xi Jinping (*1953) general secretary, Communist Party of China, chairman of the Party Central Military Commission, In search
of a dream
, presented by the Indian national magazine Frontline, The Hindu, Ananth Krishnan, Beijing, volume 30, issue 04,
23. February-8. March 2013

Levels of consciousness of ancient and declined civilizations – calibrated by D. Hawkins

LoCs of Western civilization cp. to declined ancient societies [Status 2004-2007]
LoCName of group, society, culture, empireStatus
Time frame
Description
290 Ancient AtlantisHighest calibration of a declined political systemDeclined historical civilization40
270 Western civilizationFallen and tested by moral relativismModern Civilization41
255 Ancient Greece8th to 6th centuries BC to the end of antiquity (~600 AD)Declined historical civilization
210 Plains Indians
(Native Americans)
 Receded historical civilization
206
198
Mankind as a whole
Mankind minus the 1,000 highest calibrating individuals worldwide
2011-2012[Status 2008]42
205 Ancient Egypt~4000-3150 BC to 332 BC (1st-31st dynasties)Declined historical civilization
202 Ancient Roman Empire753 BC-476 ADDeclined historical civilization
190 British EmpireEnd of 16th century to the middle of the 20th century during/after World War
finalized with Hong Kong's release in 1997
Recent historical empire / colonial power declined43
160 USSR (Soviet Union)1987 Recent communist historical empire 44
110 Bushmen Declined historical civilization
95 Cannibals and Headhunters Declined historical civilization
65 Ancient Inca EmpireEarly 13th-16th century (1572)
Comprising 200 ethnic groups
Declined historical civilization
65 Ancient Aztecs14th century-16th centuryDeclined mesoamerican historical civilization

Status of wellbeing in countries (2010)

  • 1. THRIVING (most happy): Denmark 72% (thriving)
  • 2. THRIVING: Sweden 69%
  • 3. THRIVING: Canada 69%
  • 4. THRIVING: Australia 65%
  • 5. THRIVING: Finland 64%
  • 6. THRIVING: Venezuela 64%
  • MOST UNHAPPY (end of the list): Haiti 2% – Central African Republic 2% – Chad 1%

 

Source: ► High Wellbeing Eludes the Masses in Most Countries Worldwide. Majorities in 19 out of 124 countries "thriving,"
mostly in Europe and the Americas
, presented by the publication Gallup.com, Julie Ray, 19. April 2011

 

Afrika
True size of the continent Africa

 

Source: ► Article We Have Been Misled By An Erroneous Map Of The World For 500 Years,
presented by the website for viral content Upworthy, Rollie Williams, ~2013

Karmic lessons of nations

Karmic lessons of 25 nations – as for Master Hilarion 
CountryLoss of quality
AMERICAhas lost her generosity.
AUSTRIAhas lost her past.
AUSTRALIAhas lost her leadership.
BELGIUMhas lost her anchor.
BRAZILhas lost her greatness of vision.
CANADAhas lost her mission.
CHINAhas lost her greatness.
DENMARKhas lost her morality.
FRANCEhas lost her perceptions.
GERMANYhas lost her unity.
ENGLANDhas lost her majesty.
HONG KONGhas lost her light.
INDIAhas lost her mysticism.
IRANhas lost her sanity.
IRELANDhas lost her integrity.
ISRAELhas lost her Master.
ITALYhas lost her soul.
JAPANhas lost her last chance.
MEXICOhas lost her imagination.
NORTH AMERICAhas lost its roots.
POLANDhas lost her nerve.
RUSSIAhas lost her passion.
SCOTLANDhas lost her charm.
SOUTH AFRICAhas lost her compassion.
SWITZERLANDhas lost her honor.
TIBEThas lost her body.
Source:Nations, transmitted from the Ascended Master Hilarion through the mediumship of Canadian Maurice B. Cooke, 1st edition 1979, 2nd edition 1984, 3rd edition introduced by Steffan Vanel (1951-2021) US American astrologer, deleted article 11-11-11- and The Nations by Hilarion, 11. November 2011

Don't chase the big chariot

Don’t chase the big chariot
You’ll only choke on dust
Don’t’ think about the world’s pain
You’ll only make yourself miserable

Don’t chase the big chariot
You’ll be blinded with dust
Don’t think about the world’s pain
Or you will never escape from despair.

 

Source: ► Taoist poem
See also: ► Poems

Index: Welt / World – Bücher von D. Hawkins

Englische Werke

Index: Audio- und Videomedien (engl.) von und mit D. Hawkins

 

Links zum Thema Welt (ändern) / [Changing the] world

Literatur

Literature (engl.)

United States refuses socialism and the integration of blacks and minorities. American religion and foreign policy have a moralistic, crusading streak.

Externe Weblinks



Linklose Artikel

  • Artikel Das Unternehmen, die Welt zu retten. Kann der Kapitalismus eine treibende Kraft für ein neues globales Bewusstsein werden?, präsentiert von dem deutschen Magazin "Was ist Erleuchtung? (WIE)", Elizabeth Debold, US-amerikanische Gen-
    derforscherin, Lehrerin, Chefredakteurin des aufgelösten Magazins WIE / EnlightenNext (2006-2011), Kulturkommentatorin, Au-
    torin, Heft 16, 2005

Weblinks zum Thema Welt / Weltbevölkerung – Quora

Beiträge verfasst von Elfriede Ammann, präsentiert auf der kalifornischen Frage-und-Antwort Webseite Quora DE


External web links (engl.)



Germany came out top (since years), with positive 59% ratings, topping its 2013 #1 position by 3%.
Iran was once again the most negatively viewed country of 16 countries.

Using data drawn from over 1,800 different policy initiatives from 1981 to 2002, the two researching professors of politics Martin Gilens, Ph.D.,
US American professor of politics, Princeton University, Benjamin I. Page, Ph.D., Northwestern University, concluded that over the past few decades America's political system has slowly transformed from a democracy into an oligarchy, where wealthy elites wield most power.

55 countries rated from the viewpoint of more than 27 000 consumers of the general public in the G8. Switzerland #1, Canada #2, Sweden
#3, Germany #10, United States of America #22.
NOTE: A 2014 Gallup poll found that, out of 68 countries considered, the United States was ranked the biggest threat to world peace.



Linkless articles

  • Article The Business of Saving the World. Can Big Business Save the World?, presented by the dissolved US American magazine What is Enlightenment? / Enlightennext, Elizabeth Debold, US American gender researcher, senior teacher of evolutionary enlightenment, cultural commentator, senior editor of the dissolved magazine WIE / EnlightenNext (2002-2011), author, issue 28,
    March/May 2005

Audio- und Videolinks

  • Video Fernsehpräsentation von George Pennington (*1947) amerikanisch-deutscher Psychologe, Berater, Trainer, psycholo-
    gischer Forscher, TV-Psychologe, Buchautor, Die drei Alternativen im Umgang mit unserem Umfeld, Teil 11/13 der Sendereihe "Bewusst leben. Psychologie für den Alltag", präsentiert von dem deutschen Fernseh-Bildungskanal BR-alpha, gesendet 2005 und 2013, YouTube Film, 14:43 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt 1. Oktober 2011
    "Love it, change it, or leave it."

Audio and video links (engl.)

  • Video interview with Hans-Peter Dürr, Ph.D. (1929-2014) German nuclear physicist, philosopher, colleague of Edward Teller and successor of Werner Heisenberg as former director of the Max-Planck-Institute of Physics, Munich, founder of Global Challenges Network (*1987), chairman of the German Association of Scientists, key advocate of the development of a holistic science in the 21st century, Right Livelihood Award laureate, 1987, proclaimed as International Scientist of the Year by the Cambridge Biographi-
    cal Centre
    (2002), awarded with das Grosse Bundesverdienstkreuz by the German Government (2004), Board Member of the World Future Council (2007) Hans-Peter Durr talks about the World Future Council, YouTube film, 3:29 minutes duration,
    posted 1. August 2006
  • Video vision of Reverend Howard Storm, US American professor and chairman of the art department, Northern Kentucky University, converted neardeather, former atheist, senior pastor of Covington United Church of Christ, author, The Future of the World, presented by Red River Productions, 5:36 minutes duration, posted on Google film 3. December 2006, posted 21. May 2012
    Visions on the world around 2185. The Spirit of Christ will live in every heart completely.
  • Video interview with Emmett Miller, M.D., US American author of Deep Healing. The Essence of Mind/Body Medicine, Hay House, Januar 1997, Emmett Miller on Self Healing, presented by the US American Conscious Media Network via Gaia TV, host Regina Meredith, 50:51 minutes duration, posted October 2007   Subject to fee

Overcoming the Duality paradigm

  • Video animated movie clip by Carl Sagan [LoC 200, work LoC 420] (1934-1996) US American astronomer, astrophysicist, cosmo-
    logist, exobiologist, science popularizer and communicator in the space and natural sciences, author, Carl Sagan – Pale Blue Dot, YouTube film, 3:30 minutes duration, posted 24. March 2009
  • Audio interview with Annette Jahnel (*1962) South African photographer, artist, world traveller offering the project "Searching for Galileo", public speaker, author, Interview With Author Annette Jahnel, presented by the US American radio station Voice of Vashon, Vashon Island, Washington, host March Twisdale, 1:02:20 duration, aired 5. October 2014

Audio and video links (engl.) – Howard Friedman

  • Video presentation by Howard Friedman (*1972) US American associate professor of statistics, Columbia University, health economist, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), artist, writer, How does the US compare?, sponsored by the World
    Affairs Council, San Francisco, California, 13. August 2012, YouTube film, 1:02:10 duration, streamed live 13. August 2012
    "'America is the greatest nation on Earth,' is NOT TRUE."
  • Video presentation by Howard Friedman (*1972) US American associate professor of statistics, Columbia University, health economist, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), artist, writer, The Measure of a Nation, sponsored by the platform Authors@Google, Google Campus, Mountain View, California, 1 August 2012, YouTube film, 55:55 minutes duration, posted
    20. August 2012

Hypothetical analyst Friedman labels America a corporate dinosaur and recommends that the nation either changes or faces extinction.
Five key areas of comparison: health, education, safety, equality, and democracy.
► The United States of America has the lowest life expectancy among 13 other western style democratic wealthy nations (Australia, Belgium,
     Canada, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Japan, Portugal, The Netherlands, South Korea, Spain, United Kingdom).
► Americans are at least two times more likely to be murdered and four times more likely to be incarcerated than in any other competitor country
     (including Japan, France, and the United Kingdom).
► America shows the sharpest disparity between rich and poor among all 13 compared nations.

  • Audio interview with Howard Friedman, Ph.D. (*1972) US American associate professor of statistics, Columbia University, health economist, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), artist, writer, Poor Performance, presented by Progressive Radio Network PRN.FM, program The Gary Null Show, host Gary Null (*1945) US American talk radio host, author on alternative and comple-
    mentary medicine and nutrition, starting minute 32:06, 59:34 minutes duration, aired 16. October 2012

American exceptionalism and dissociation from factual truth


Linkless media offering

  • Audio interview with Howard Friedman (*1972) US American associate professor of statistics, Columbia University, health economist, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), artist, writer, The Measure of a Nation, presented by the US American free web audio station WNYC, program "The Leonard Lopate Show", host Leonard Lopate, 32:09 minutes duration, aired 18. July 2012

 

Interne Links

Wiki-Ebene

Englisch Wiki

 

 

1 Lee Hsien Loong, dritter Premierminister und Finanzminister von Singapur seit 2004

2 Als einer der vier Tigerstaaten schaffte Singapur innerhalb einer Generation den Sprung vom Entwicklungsland hin zu einer Industrienation.

3 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 362, 2005

4 Truth vs Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, chapter 10 America, S. 164, 2005

5 Thule-Länder: Schweden, Norwegen, Finland, Dänemark (Färöer und Grönland), Island

6 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 362, 2005

7 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 362, 2005

8 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, chapter 14, Countries and Politics, S. 275, 2005

9 Truth vs Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 263, 2005

10 Reality, Spirituality, and Modern Man, Kapitel 6, S. 131, 2008

11 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 362, 2005

12 Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, chapter 13, Social Survival, S. 269, 2008

13 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 362, 2005

14 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 265, 2005

15 Audio series containing seminar snippets The Highest Level of Enlightenment, Nightingale-Conant, United Kingdom, January 2003, 2004
Sedona Seminar Realization of the Self: Final Moments, 3 DVD set, 14. December 2002
Sedona Seminar Realization of the Self: Final Moments, DVD 1 of 3, minute 00:45, 14. December 2002

16 Politisches System Kommunismus [Status 2004] Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 148, 263, 2005

17 Truth vs Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 263, 2005

18 Truth vs Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 263, 2005

19 Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 161, 2008

20 Audiointerview mit David R. Hawkins, präsentiert über den US-amerikanischen Webradiosender Blogtalkradio, Sendung Awakenings, Gastgeberin Michele Meiche, Beginn ab Minute 14:35 - Ende 87:40, 1:30 h Dauer, 15. Juli 2009

21 Cottonwood Seminar Handling Spiritual Challenges, 24. April 2010

22 Audio interview Power vs. Force, spoken from exaggerating memory, presented by the US American web radio station Hay House Radio, host Diane Ray, ~45 minutes duration, aired 26. May 2010   Registration required

23 Presentation Map of Consciousness, The Quest for Spiritual Truth, sponsored by "Celebrate Your Life" Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, 6. November 2010

24 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 161, 2005

25 Presentation by Dr. David R. Hawkins, The Quest for Spiritual Truth, sponsored by "Celebrate Your Life" conference, Mishka Productions, Phoenix, Arizona, 7. November 2010

26 Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 161, 2008

27 Audio interview with David R. Hawkins, presented via the broadcaster Blogtalkradio, show Awakenings, host Michele Meiche, minute 14:35-87:40, 1:30 hours duration, 15. July 2009

28 Cottonwood Seminar Handling Spiritual Challenges, 24. April 2010

29 Audio interview Power vs. Force, spoken from exaggerated memory, MP3, presented by the US American web radio station Hay House Radio, ~minute 30, ~45 minutes duration, aired 26. May 2010

30 Presentation Map of Consciousness, The Quest for Spiritual Truth, sponsored by "Celebrate Your Life" Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, 6. November 2010

31 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, chapter 9 "Overall World Population 2004", S. 89, 2005

32 Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, chapter 13 "Social Survival", S. 267, 2008

33 Presentation by Dr. David R. Hawkins, Map of Consciousness, The Quest for Spiritual Truth, sponsored by "Celebrate Your Life" conference, Mishka Productions, Phoenix, Arizona, 7. November 2010

34 Article Survey: Maine ranked 'most peaceful' state; Louisiana least, presented by the US American daily middle-market newspaper USA Today, On Deadline, 24. April 2012

35 Article Where are America’s Most Peaceful Places?, presented by the US American weekly news magazine TIME, Kate Springer, 25. April 2012

36 Lee Hsien Loong, third prime minister and finance minister of Singapore since 2004

37 As one of the four tiger economies Singapore took one generation to leap from the status of developmental country to an industrial nation.

38 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 109, 2005
Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, chapter 11, S. 214, 2008

39 Truth vs Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, chapter 10 America, S. 164, 2005

40 Truth vs Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 263, 2005

41 Reality, Spirituality, and Modern Man, chapter 6, S. 131, 2008

42 Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 269, 2008

43 Audio series containing seminar snippets The Highest Level of Enlightenment, 6 CD set, Nightingale-Conant, United Kingdom, January 2003, 2004
Sedona Seminar Realization of the Self: Final Moments, DVD 1 of 3, minute 00:45, 14. December 2002

44 Communism (Political system) [Status 2004] Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 148, 263, 2005

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