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- TOMORROW’S WORLD -
The following vision of tomorrow’s world is based on current research, observation, insight and experience derived from many diverse sources. It includes knowledge of some of the most up-to-date and practical new technologies and methodologies that will permit us to transform the way we live in very beneficial ways, in quite a short time.
The Vision:
The time period is our near future.
The world we live in bears little resemblance to the world we knew in times before the 21st century. It is a joyful, exciting planet on which humanity is united and living in harmony with nature – not against it as we did in the past.
The stresses of daily life have been relieved because of changes made in society’s belief systems that allow similarities and differences between us to be recognised and accepted.
Everyone does the things that excite them the most, with integrity, love and trust - the things that are closest to their hearts, the things that bring them joy and happiness. Everyone supports the whole, and, the whole supports them. Everyone recognises their personal value and how they always “fit in”.
The eco-system is becoming more park-like and many of the former desert areas are flourishing as they once did in our distant past. Many people live in country and remote areas because the world's energy needs are supplied from a source that was only recognised towards the end of the 20th century.
This new energy is known as Zero Point Energy (ZPE). ZPE is inexpensive, inexhaustible, non-polluting, portable, and is derived from zero-point fluctuations - a totally natural source that is accessible throughout the universe.
A by-product of this energy is commonly known as “anti-gravity”, or more accurately, “gravity control”. Noiseless gravity control vehicles travel safely at super-high speeds over land and water. They are guided by on-board navigational systems and utilise ZPE as their fuel. Personal vehicles of this type allow people to travel swiftly anywhere on the planet.
As a result, people commute to places of occupation and travel to places of interest.
Petroleum oil and black coal are used for manufacturing raw materials to produce building and other materials all of which are fully recyclable. For example, a simulated “superwood” that was developed in the late 1990's is in common use that looks and feels like natural timber but is superior. Additionally, we now grow a new non-food crop called Arigum that was developed from a desert weed . It produces a renewable source of chemicals that were previously obtained from fossil resources such as oil and coal. Accordingly, we are in the final stages of phasing out the use of these fossil fuel resources.
All waste products are either recycled or used for other productive purposes that are themselves recyclable. Land and water are clean and pure – thanks to the microbiological, chemical exchange and electromagnetic technologies that were pioneered in the 1990's. Nuclear power is no longer used and all radioactive wastes have been neutralised or otherwise made safe by technologies that were developed for this purpose.The non-limiting, resource-based support system allows people to live their lives the way they want to whilst being of service to others – without the “old tool” of money. The resources that people need to fulfil their life purposes are automatically flowed to them – the way sap flows in plants to supply nutrients where they are needed (see Strawberry Patch Model ).
Food and wealth are evenly distributed throughout the planet. There are no scarcities – there is enough for everyone's needs. This has resulted from the new support system, automated manufacturing systems, abundance of clean energy, fast efficient transportation, and above all, society’s new attitude towards peace, goodwill and inter-cooperation. With the advent of ZPE, huge irrigation projects have been built utilising desalinated seawater that allow food and vegetation to be grown in formerly non-productive areas.
Farmland soils have been replenished with concentrated humus made from brown coal, mineral rich volcanic rock dust, and compost from recycled waste. Chemical fertilisers are not used the way they once were. They have largely been replaced with applications of the volcanic rock dust mixed with soil microbes that convert atmospheric nitrogen into nitrates and break down organic matter into humus. A system of multiple cropping and other proven practices are in common use, allowing plants to flourish in symbiotic ways that minimise pest and disease attack. Salinity is no longer a problem. It was resolved with a combination of technology, pure water irrigation, natural soil management and tree planting.
Forests of the world have largely been re-planted and many species of native fauna and flora are re-established in their native habitats. Large plantation forests, including a specially selected variety of Paulownia trees, produce all the timber society needs while converting carbon dioxide much more efficiently into oxygen than did the trees of old. These plantations include companion plants that are symbiotic with the trees and support other life forms that are spreading in a natural balanced fashion.
Weather patterns have moderated and global warming has ceased because fossil and organic fuels are no longer used and vegetation levels have been brought into balance once again.
Population growth has slowed and decentralised. Many people have moved from city environments into areas that were formerly considered uninhabitable or too remote.
Governing bodies are exclusively serving bodies rather than ruling bodies of days gone by. The people have much more of a say on important issues and proposals via the means of “electronic voting” which has replaced the old ballot-paper system.
Education
is primarily focused on developing the student’s natural abilities.
Personal growth and well-being are priorities and support is given, when
and where needed, to accomplish this. It is seen that no “one way”
is right – so alternatives and/or variations of ideas are always presented
as options.
Artists are able to perform with the confidence that they are always supported
in their chosen endeavours. Plentiful leisure time is available, making
it possible for everyone to appreciate and/or participate in their favourite
form of art or recreation.
Everyone has a state of personal health and fitness that could only be dreamed of in the past. This resulted primarily from practices that focus on health creation rather than disease suppression.
Crime is largely a thing of the past. This has come about primarily because
of the positive changes in personal and collective attitudes. Additionally,
because of the mutual support system, no one has to “go without”
as there are no scarcities. Therefore, why would anyone want to steal something
if they have the right to use it at any time?
The military has been transformed into Earth Repair and Rescue Units.
Now back to present time!
OUR COLLECTIVE CHOICE
One might ask, how did this amazing transformation come about and what initiated it? In a sense the change was inevitable. The time of the change had been predicted and prophesied many times, by many different sources, to happen early in the twenty first century. However, the type of change was not concisely outlined. It seems the type of change depended on us – all of us. It was to be our collective choice, but what were the alternatives?(a) More devastation and chaos?
(b) Moving forward into a more positive and harmonious way of life?
In the early 1980's that choice was made. It was made by our collective unconscious selves. The good news is that we chose not to destroy ourselves by nuclear means. Instead, we would progressively create an exciting new society for ourselves and future generations, even though this would involve the dismantling of old systems and structures.
So ever since the 1980’s, many of us have been working towards creating that new society. Yes, there have been, and still are, many pockets of violence and conflict around the planet that may intensify. However, these are seen as the “death throes” of the old society. Earlier, major threats have been defused such as the Cold War, Apartheid in South Africa, East and West Germany conflict. But what about the “War on Terrorism”? This situation is allowing many people to face their fears and come to terms with who they are and what they really want.
At the time of writing, there is a large global ground swell of public opinion and unreported action from people who are choosing love, peace and harmony over war, hate and fear, and standing up and saying so.
Trevor Osborne
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