2015 is shaping up to be a year when things happen quickly for all and sundry - or at least that's how it appears to me. Leaving 'old' behind while bringing in 'new' seems to be nudging many of us in different ways it seems.
I have been re-reading notes from a relatively recent brilliant interview I heard with Bruce Lipton Ph. D.(Research Scientist, former medical school Professor & Author) where he explained in detail how each individual human being is a 'trillion-celled community' and how such cellular communities within each of us have evolved over millions of years by working together.
Dr Lipton used this as an analogy about human impact on this planet stating very strongly that "cooperation is important among all species otherwise human existence is threatened". A great analogy I thought and one that globally we are perhaps moving towards. The chaos of global events appears to be forcing us as a species to re-evaluate and leave behind old structures based on individual gain and replace them with structures that focus on the importance and benefits of communities.
The human race as a collective is abundantly rich. Human beings are syntropic in nature; we as a species are impelled towards life; we seek a fuller expression of growth.
If we as a collective global community would hold the vision of these thoughts and "impress them upon formless substance....by which all things are made" (Science of Success), if we would hold the conscious intention to 'expand life' rather than fulfill personal gratification for personal sake, if we would, through our actions, create rather than compete, our vision of a cooperative and creative global community would prevail - wouldn't you agree?
Dr Lipton used this as an analogy about human impact on this planet stating very strongly that "cooperation is important among all species otherwise human existence is threatened". A great analogy I thought and one that globally we are perhaps moving towards. The chaos of global events appears to be forcing us as a species to re-evaluate and leave behind old structures based on individual gain and replace them with structures that focus on the importance and benefits of communities.If we as a collective global community would hold the vision of these thoughts and "impress them upon formless substance....by which all things are made" (Science of Success), if we would hold the conscious intention to 'expand life' rather than fulfill personal gratification for personal sake, if we would, through our actions, create rather than compete, our vision of a cooperative and creative global community would prevail - wouldn't you agree?