| [GMW #2794] All Planets Should Avoid Communism And
Capitalism
Wednesday 28 Aug 2013, Editor: Easy
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~ Idea 3187 ~
When outer space beings will discover and visit our lifeless
planet they will find that its demise was due to two dreams at the
beginning of the scientific and industrial revolution in the 19th
century: the dreams of communism and capitalism to create paradise
on Earth. Communism was lucky and capitulated, giving up. So it
became the fault of capitalism for having destroyed the Earth and
brought it to an end. If there is a cosmic universal think tank
established by God to see how the universe was fairing and how
planets would succeed, the conclusion would be: forget communism
and capitalism. Avoid them on any other planet.
Robert's The Miracle, Joy and Art of Living, Volume II Chapter 3 Of Consciousness
Most people have very limited ambitions. For example, they still
seek national glory at a time when world glory is widely open to
them. They want to be national heroes when they could be world
heroes. They want to be national artists or writers when they
could be world artists and writers. They want to be national
philanthropists when they could be world philanthropists. They
love a nation when they could love the entire world and humanity.
How strange is that retardedness!
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References: Earth Charter, Universal Declaration of Human Rights Rights of: Children,Women, IndigenousPeople To Be Written: Rights of Nature, Birds, Animals, Fish, etc. DailyGoodSatisfaction lies in the effort,not in the attainment, full effort is full victory. ~ Mahatma Gandhi Don't Make the Right Decision; Make the Decision Right
When you hear a song you like on the radio, do you check other
stations to see if something better is playing? Do you have
trouble settling for second best? If so, you may be what Wharton
professor Adam Grant calls a "maximizer": someone who is always
seeking the "best" in life. However, striving for the best doesn't
guarantee happiness---in fact, sometimes it runs counter to it.
Read on to hear Professor Grant's advice on how to balance the
pursuit of what's "best" with a healthy appreciation for what may
be "good enough". { read more }
Be The Change
If you're faced with a win-win decision today, be decisive! It
could be ordering a sandwich, picking out a gift for someone, or
deciding what to wear. Don't worry about making the right
decision---make the decision right by committing to feel satisfied
with your choice.
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