Thank you for popping by and your feedback! It is indeed great to be diverse and able to express ourselves, BUT act as equals :)

I believe that there is a growing recognition of the Unity of Human Culture that is being addressed in your message and the absolute need for it to replace the current model which is based on “tribal” values, pitting one group against another.

There is a book that I want to recommend, called “Not Two is Peace” which speaks fully and eloquently on the subect.

A quote from it. “The old moral, social, and political “order” of humankind is now dead.

A new and true and right Way of order of humankind is, now, and forever hereafter, necessary. This Free Declaration is the Seed-Utterance of that new and necessary Way of true and right (and truly globally, totally, and universally cooperative) order. ”

There is a website that is a work in progress, but is worth looking at:
http://www.ispeace723.org/

Regrds,
Steve

Thanks for your kind feedback. I try to be the change I want to see in the world.

I wish more people thought like you did. I’m happy to say that I am Earthian too.

I have heard of the situation in the UK, one of the ways is through other teachers who attempted jobs in the UK and found them unbearable due to the conditioning of many of the students from their cultural backgrounds.

What you say is so true…we will still have to wait to have more of the world accept the “Earthian” paradigm with open hearts and minds. It works for me, as the next logical step in our evolution and I hope that by talking about it we can show others an easier way to choose as they go through life.

I know as you say many, many cultures and religions fear change, but I have a feeling that that will continue to dissolve faster in the next few years than many of us would ever predict.

I love how you have approached this subject Henry and again I thank you so much for the wisdom that you have added here :)

In the UK, “multiculturalism” has failed, largely due to the uncontrolled (and intentional) immigration system, which has deluged the country with new arrivals, many of whom resist learning the background of the country they are newly residing in – and even to learning the language.

The rapid influx of immigrants has caused them to cling together…therefore creating ghettos and areas, which become an artificial replica of the country they have left.

At the same time, the resident population, especially the older members, become fearful of the loss of their culture and therefore view the new arrivals with suspicion and fear.

Only this week, a headmistress has resigned because she tried to introduce school assemblies, which had a focus of an “all faith” worship. Many Muslim parents (and they were only a small part of the school intake) refused and insisted on a separate assembly for their own children. The Muslim Council has said that this is wrong, but the insecure parents still cling onto their own traditions, therefore depriving their own children – and therefore future generations, of true “Earthian” integration and harmony.

Your vision is wonderful, but patience is needed to slowly create it. It cannot be forced and many generations will pass before it is realised.

This is not to say that your message is in any way wrong – but that it is the ‘heaven’ to reach.

The process of becoming an Earthian is one to take gradually and with great compassion for all the beings involved.

The process and the journey toward it should be viewed as a joyous road to an eventual goal of true togetherness and each stage on it as a journey of discovery and wonder.

Politicians however seem to want to accelerate it like a frustrated driver speeding down a motorway – anxious to reach the destination without appreciating the journey…and Religious leaders act like frightened passengers, yanking on the handbrake and screaming “stop”

“And in a Mystery to be, When Time from time will set us free. Forgetting me, Remember Me” ~ ee cummings.

There indeed so many ways that labels are limiting and again I think the point here for all of us to really grasp is that this doesn’t necessarily mean that labels are “bad”. If we were to say that, we would just be adding another label to judge the label ;) I think it just comes down to being conscious of whether we choose to use labels and if so how we “USE” the labels.

@ suZEN – Welcome and thank you for your valuable addition.

I really do not think as you say that most people realize how much negative energy is associated with them. Again it does not have to mean the labels themselves are bad – but it is all in how we use them.

And yes I have read Eckhart Tolle’s books and I LOVE THEM!!! Look forward to checking out your blog :)