As we near the third decade of this millennium humanity is running out of time to find viable solutions to the mounting global crisis we face. Despite this sense of urgency we still have leaders who have continued to cling to the concepts that have made mankind reach this critical point. Whatever progress man has made to embrace a sort of renaissance of compassion, humility, and humanity is constantly being pushed back by those who wield the reigns of power. Power that controls the destinies of the multitudes.
There are those that still believe that humanity is capable to create a more peaceful and just world that is in harmonious union with nature. The Georgia Guidestones offer a disturbing look into the future and yet those tablets offer viable contingencies that actually would create a better world for all living things. The biggest hindrance in revolutionary change are the many in positions that could usher in the much needed reforms but don’t. They continue to cling to the concepts that have created the global crisis that is unfolding right before our eyes. Too many in our own government haven’t yet recognized the urgency to act to thwart an impending catastrophe.
We have to remember though that the nature of life itself is evolution, growth, and expansion. If more of the worlds population wake up to the fact that our world is controlled by a power structure that acts contrary to the betterment of mankind just maybe the revolutionary changes that are so desperately needed will bring those winds of change.
A global effort must be undertaken. The European countries as well as China, Japan and other industrial nations have already made steps in correcting the imbalances that have arisen out of the outright greed of the existing power structure. The United States who was once looked upon as the leader in global affairs has since lost sight of the priorities that would effect the winds of change to bring balance and that harmonious union with humanity and nature.
With the upcoming Presidential election we could regain our leadership role in global affairs only if we elect that one candidate that has already established the agenda that would carry us into the future with compassion, humility and humanity so that together we can unite the world to embrace those much needed winds of change, From the time Senator Sanders takes the oath of office as President the world has very little time to act on the greatest challenge of the 21st century.
The divisions that exist in the United States has greatly hindered our ability to effect a unified effort to embrace those much needed reforms that would bring about the winds of change. The future is within our grasp only if we realize as Abraham Lincoln once said ” A nation divided against itself cannot stand.” The United States as it exists today is a far cry from being united. This is why this Presidential election is the most important event in modern history. For if we choose unwisely we will have missed the very opportunity to usher in those winds of change that would ensure the future for us all.
