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Collective-Evolution Website
But while we're busy focusing on how to survive, our planet is being trashed at an exponential rate.
We believe so, but there still seems to be a harsh
resistance to this type of thinking, despite the tremendous amount
of options that exist to change our world.
No more plastic, no more deforestation.
Hemp can also be used to generate energy and boasts over 50,000 other uses, but this crop is still illegal in many places. Again, hemp is just one small example out of many with big implications.
There exist a number of problems that urgently need to be addressed, and the fact that a handful of corporations pretty much own the entire planet and all its resources doesn't help, but things are changing, there is still good out there. Imagine if these corporations came together and pooled all of their resources to change the world.
What a difference that would make...
We need a shift in consciousness to save the planet, a network that is not driven by greed, fear, and ego, but one that is driven by a common goal:
This is absolutely possible to achieve, and sometimes I feel that because this is such a simple idea in essence, people don't believe it.
It's not uncommon for many to refer to economics, business, finance, the very system that enslaves us; it's hard for many to imagine a world without money or to understand how that world would even function in practice.
I believe this simply comes from an ignorance of solutions that are out there and the way our world works in general.
Self-education is the key to making change happen.
Anybody who pays attention to this type of thing can clearly see that.
At the same time, we have a long way to go, and there
are many steps for the human race to take, but we are indeed heading
in the right direction.
are just a few pictures to get you thinking, and they've been floating around the Internet for a while. We apologize if you've already seen them, but we definitely wanted to archive them on our website as they do provide some valuable
'food for thought'...
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