Intention of this site:
To provide free self-educational PDF downloads to visitors.
Genre:
Non-fiction
Philosophical yet eminently pragmatic.
Social evolution
Clearly defined intention for public education;
Development of socially sustainable families;
Evolutionary development (Next Step) of democratic processes;
Discovery of the seven values that have sustained our species;
“Organic Morality” based on the values that are organic to our DNA
Critical Pivotal Point:
● The world has been entering into a nexus of many vectors of influence that are presaging a change from the "First Civilization" to the second civilization. We see the evidence of this as traditional democratic systems have reached their design effectiveness, and are now floundering in their own antiquarian state. At the same time as any other traditional social institutions have past the date of their most effective performance, millions of people are realizing that an improving quality of life does not include bigger houses, more expensive cars, yachts, villas, or even a second home. People are discovering that quality of life equates to an improvement in the values of deciding what gives them more personal satisfaction of life and living, and that requires a new set of human motivations that equate to the values that underlie the decision-making that provides and improving quality of life. Providence seems to be providing a qualitative improvement in planetary consciousness, at a time when quantum physics seems to agree that what we think is what outforms from our thinking. The seven innate/genomic motivations act as values that underlie ethical and moral decisions. It is time to bring the 2nd Civilization into existence. One that has intention, purpose, and self-sustaining learning systems to sustain its existence as a transcendent planetary civilization. ##
● Because these values are universal to all people of all races, ethnicity, culture, nationality, and gender they must also become the universal decision-making criteria of all organizations and social institutions, as well as individuals, families, and communities in order to achieve social stability; social, political, and economic peace; and eventually social sustainability.
See book descriptions for greater detail about these topics.