La humanidad ha recorrido un camino marcado por la sangre y el sufrimiento

War. Conflict. Death.

Inequality. Poverty. Displacement.

Has the time not come to civilize ourselves?

Barbarism persists; only the protagonists change.


Sociopolitical Background

Neither the French Revolution, nor the Industrial Revolution, nor communism, nor capitalism, nor religions have succeeded in civilizing human.

Human history still seems to unfold as a recurring cycle of domination and submission, of empires that rise, expand, and eventually decline. Throughout time, humanity has witnessed massacres, discrimination, forced displacement, and exclusion.

The forms may change, but the barbarism remains. Whether control is exercised through technology, weapons, economic or political power, covert structures, induced wars, drug trafficking, or the spread of physical and mental suffering, it continues to reveal a deeply savage dimension of human history.

Others of us, who are awakening, see that the decline does not depend so much on the political systems, but is due to the influences of powers that keep alliances with undisclosed purposes, that have merged to dominate and exercise power, and that are achieving it to a large extent in the short term. But, in one way or another, at some point they will decay, because the sense of justice is intrinsic in humans. Moreover, if we also consider the fact that building and then destroying is illogical, the same natural laws will make it viable for coherence and civilization to prevail with logical, rational sense, and with social empathy as the predominant factor.

No one will ever achieve a world order of development if they forget that systemic change is not enough without focusing on individual progress and growth. Therefore, no matter how much boast and profit they make from their massive and abusive power, those who are now at the top will decline sooner rather than later and will be destroyed by others. We need to cut this back-and-forth of one dominant civilization coming to an end to make way for another, worse one. This unhealthy wobble must end and give way to the good. The time has come to open the doors to spiritual intelligence, to become aware that the most important factor of development is to have a transcendent focus, a universal quantum consciousness, which allows us to look beyond the short term that is blinding us.