As we get closer and closer to 2012, I’m seeing it as the coming era of cooperation. I’m seeing it as the era of cooperation because there have been so many worldwide events that have happened recently that point to the end of a cycle.
Dictatorships
Dictatorships are falling around the world; Saddam Hussein was forced out of power, and Muammar Khadafi was ousted from power in Libya. And, the uprising in Egypt. Nobody knows what’s going to happen next. People are voicing their dissatisfaction with the way things are and, demanding change.
Power
People are waking up and realizing that they have power. We used to put up with bullying because that’s just the way it is in the era of competition. National attention has been brought to the issue of bullying and people are realizing that the time for change is now. The fact is that they can choose not to put up with bullying and choose something else instead. As members of humanity, we have a responsibility to each other, to live the best possible life that we can.
History
At no other time in history has so much happened all at once. It seems that there’s a shift in power taking place and new choices are being presented and acted upon.
The Realm Of Possibilities
The realm of possibilities is opening up and saying,” here’s a new way for you to be.” We owe it to ourselves and to humanity as a whole to act on this opportunity to choose a new way of living.
The Evidence
It’s obvious, if we just observe the evidence of what we’ve done in the past; that the system isn’t working. The system itself is crumbling to the ground and the people that were in power, are powerless to stop it because it’s bigger than them. It’s bigger than any of us.
Planetary Alignment
A new planetary alignment that happens once every 26,000 years is nearly upon us. Hold on to your boot straps ladies and gentlemen because we’re in for a hell of a ride.
The End Of The World
In the coming months, we will be going into 2012. The doom and gloomers say that it’s the end of the world. It may be the end of the world for them, the end of their way of life of putting other people down so they can feel better about themselves.
The New Era
The new era is upon us, and beckoning us with its opportunities. Old ways are falling apart because people are realizing that they don’t work.
Occupy Wall Street
The whole occupy wall street movement is a bunch of people coming together and saying that the system we’ve been living in for the past hundred years or so, doesn’t work. It doesn’t make sense that 1% of the people control 90% of the world’s wealth.
Truth
The truth is that everybody should have access to the world’s wealth. And, I do mean everybody.
Elitists
The elitists created the class system so that they could put people in categories and put rival groups against each other; causing them to get lost in their own little bitter fights against each other. This allows the elitists the time to enjoy the wealth and makes them not have to worry about anybody coming along and snatching their stuff.
Consumerism
Everybody is so lost in consumerism that morality is out the window. It seems that nobody cares about what’s right or wrong anymore. Life is all about keeping up with The Jones’s or The Kardashians.
The Coming Era Of Cooperation
The coming era of cooperation is upon us. On this Earth, we sink or swim together. The left hand always has to know what the right hand is doing in order for there to be balance. Without balance, everything is out of whack and off kilter. And, this just leads to chaos.
The Win-Win Situation
The win-win situation isn’t something that’s promoted because of this competition thing that we’ve been stuck in. In the competition situation, there’s a winner and a loser and that’s it. In the win-win situation, both parties walk away happy and satisfied. What’s wrong with that?
Happiness And Prosperity
In the coming era of cooperation, we will be working with each other in win-win situations. Happiness and prosperity will be able to be experienced by all because we will be working with each other, instead of against each other.
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