| | | [GMW #1765] Deciding To Protect & Nuture The Quality And Conditions Of Life On Earth With Compassion, Love & Universal Responsibility Toward The Whole World | Monday 27 July 2009, Editor: Easy | RobertMuller.org | Contact | Subscribe | Unsubscribe | | GMW Blogs: English | Portuguese | Spanish | Tagalog | Dutch | | Idea Dream - Robert Muller's Ideas 1 to 500 | DECLARATION OF HUMAN RESPONSIBILITIES FOR Peace and Sustainable Development CHAPTER III. THE ALTERNATIVES FACING MANKIND AND UNIVERSAL RESPONSIBILITY Article 6. Responsibility is an inherent aspect of any relation in which human beings are involved. This capacity to act responsibly in a conscious, independent, unique and personal manner is an inalienable creative quality of every human being. There is no limit to its scope or depth other than that established by each person for himself. The more it is accepted and exercised, the more it will grow and strengthen. Article 7. Of all living creatures, human beings have the unique capacity to decide consciously whether they are protecting or harming the quality and conditions of life on Earth. In reflecting on the fact that they belong to the natural world and occupy a special position as participants in the evolution of natural processes, people can develop, on the basis of selflessness, compassion and love, a sense of universal responsibility towards the world as an integral whole, towards the protection of nature and the promotion of the highest potential for change, with a view to creating those conditions which will enable them to achieve the highest level of spiritual and material well-being. Article 8. At this critical time in history, the alternatives facing mankind are crucial. In directing their actions towards the attainment of progress in society, human beings have frequently forgotten the inherent role they play in the natural world and the indivisible human family, and their basic needs for a healthy life. Excessive consumption, abuse of the environment and aggression between peoples have brought the natural processes of the Earth to a critical stage which threatens their survival. By reflecting on these issues, individuals will be capable of discerning their responsibility and thus reorienting their conduct towards peace and sustainable development.
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| Robert's The Miracle, Joy and Art of Living, Volume III Chapter 7 Return To Mother Earth | We seldom think of our death. There is a great lesson of nature in that: we are not supposed to think of adversities, of negative courses, of decay. The life forces push us constantly forward. God and nature want us to consider death as a positive element. * | | The future is not some place we are going, but one we are creating. The paths are not to be found, but made. And the activity of making them changes both the maker and their destination. John Schaar www.gratefulness.org WORD FOR THE DAY
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