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| | [GMW #1761] Joining In Friendship To See How All Institutions And Entities Of The World Can Ensure The Happiness Of All Humanity & Preserving Beautiful Earth | Tuesday 21 July 2009, Editor: Easy
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| | Idea Dream - Robert Muller's Ideas 1 to 500
| | ~ Idea 400 ~ 14 August 1995
When one looks closely at the multitude of institutions, social groups and entities created by humans, one discovers that they were all created for providing or increasing human fulfillment and happiness. The trouble is that most of them become fundamentalists: my nation, my religion, my company, my institution, my philosophy, my ideology will do it all for you. As a result they compete, diminish and fight each other, use huge resources and all kinds of means to keep and increase their customers, some are even ready to go to war.
Honest, shouldn't they all sit down in the United Nations and see how all institutions and entities can join forces and ensure the happiness of all humanity while preserving our beautiful planet Earth? None of them, anyway, will ever gain hold over the entire human race.
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| Robert's The Miracle, Joy and Art of Living,
Volume III Chapter 7 Return To Mother Earth | |
Death in modern times no longer appears in the form of a skull with a scythe. Death has a multitude of subtle helpers who penetrate our weak points in innumerable ways: cigarettes, alcohol (Al Kohol, the Devil), the demons of speed, greed, worries, anxieties, competition, etc.
Death has created a hell's kitchen which produces these demons by the scores and dresses them as beautiful angels: silver and cellophane wrapped cigarettes, elegant bottles, sexy women, flashy cars, healthy sportsmen, and all the gold and glimmer of which the Devil always had the specialty.
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Location: Yosemite, CA | | For to be free is not merely to cast off one’s chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.
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