Doug Ogilvie: The anarcho-gnostic credo

Hi Leo,

 

This is a work-in-progress. I’d appreciate any thoughts you might have o­n how it might be improved, cheers, Doug.

 

The anarcho-gnostic credo for the new, Aquarian, millennia, which begins about 2012, according to the Gregorian calendar.

 

Members of the meek-minded Movement believe in the imminence of a new, golden, age, of consensual anarchy, peace-on-earth and/or unity-in-diversity for us and for the, living,aeon and/or elohim whom we are, organically, within.

And that this must be preceded by a revolution in thinking and behaving, wherein much violence will be enacted by the governmentalists and the nihilists; against both o­ne another and we anarchists who, in solidarity, will be more than a match, this time, for them.Some call this envisioned event the, intended, end of evolution (which has an intelligent design), an apocalyptic revelation, of the Truth, a collective change in consciousness and/or an ascension unto heaven, by God's elect, o­n earth.

 

This quantum leap in cerebral evolution, we believe, will be achievedby the meek-minded, as distinctfrom the self-righteous, species of generic man, i.e. those of us who can prove we can be trusted to be personally self-governing; which means understanding, obeying and enacting, as our common way of life, the golden rule of karma, agape love and/or pay-back reciprocity (vide Matthew, 7.12, and elsewhere in, eclectic, Wisdom literature).

 

This means cooperating, autonomously; rather than managing, obeying, excluding or competing by means of institutions, such as corporate bodies and their formal roles, as we mainly do, despite our token acts of charity, today.

 

The old win-lose and lose-lose ways and days are done and, as predicted by foresighted seers, are due to be superseded now, following an economic collapse, pandemic plague and pestilence and a global war, by the egalitarian, win-win, way of interacting, for those who can prove our

fitness to survive the terrors of the time.

 

Half of the human genus will, self-righteously, including scornfully, oppose this, lifestyle, change and so this transformation implies a bifurcation, globally, along its good-versus-evil, separation line, of the entire homo genus.

 

This also means the end of corporate capitalism, corporate socialism, guru-governed disciplines, patriotic nationalism and religious fundamentalism which, albeit useful in the past, have passed their use-by date.

 

This means we'll see the end of mankind/s political economies, managed meritocracies, exclusive monogamies, private property for profit and money as a measure of value and/or a store of wealth, and of those that depend o­n them, and the other, established, institutions of man-made Babylon.

 

Until then we take ourselves including what we, and our heroic idols, say and do, far too seriouslyfor our own good. Crazy eh? Cheers, Doug Ogilvie

 

"And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music."Frederick Nietzsche.

 

homepage- www.alphernet.com.au/dogilvie

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snail mail- Magic garden, Bilambil, Australia, 2486

December 20, 2007

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Hi Doug,

 

I shall be very much short. I looked your site. I like your positive ideals, and also your belief in destruction of an industrial civilization. But I do not see at you of those social forces (classes or actors), which can ensure positive ideals and rescue humankind from a death together with an industrial (capitalism and socialism) civilization.

 

I created 30 years back new social science (on the basis of generalization of many sociologists of the past), which for the first time in the world opened the new, sphere classes of the population, which are harmonious o­n the nature. This science and new worldview, appropriate to it, are submitted in more details in my more 200 works, including 12 books. Main of them are published o­n our site "Peace from harmony ": www.peacefromharmony.org  

 

I proved an existence of the sphere classes for Russia. Now it is necessary to prove for USA, China,  Europe and etc. It is very expensive research. In a minimum it requires $80 thousand. I invite you to this research, if you will find for it this money. It will be the fundamental contribution to a social science, which till now is absent. Are you ready to accept participation in it?

 

Best harmony wishes,

 

Leo

 

December 21, 2007

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Peter Bentley. Letter about the Global Harmony Association

 

G'Day Leo.

Thank you indeed. Many, many congratulations to all who have contributed to the developmentofthe Global Harmony Association. A superb effort & a great start to helping build an even better World ..... providing that we can literally survive the trials & tribulations of the coming years! There is much work to do.

I am currently staying with Doug Ogilvie an Educator & Author who owns "Magic Garden",a 100acre property an hour South of Brisbane & 15 minutes from the Pacific Ocean. His 3rd book, "Aquarian Apocalypse", is nearly finished ..... he considers that unless we can make the mighty turnaround needed to 'get back o­n track', billions of folk will perish through various causes within the next decade!

I wish I could have put in my "quattie's" worth ..... Quattie is an old Jamaican saying&was equivalent to about 5 US cents. However, I have very limited time o­n the Computer as I use o­ne at the Library ..... & really do need much more time to do all that is necessary. Please accept my apologies  for not contributing-but I did note originally that you had an excellent team with you.

Good o­n you! May the Global Harmony Association grow from strength to strength. Harmony(Holistic including Health, Nutrition,  Spiritual ..... the lot!!)  is essential for genuine Peace. You will have seen this little Peace Motto:

Peace through Work

Peace through Dialogue

Peace through Science

Peace through Order

Peace through Unity

Peace through Harmony

Peace through Love.

I will circulate the information in your E-mail.

Please could you Forward this to your wonderful team as I do not have many of their E-mail addresses.

Walk Good ..... with Love - & in Harmony!

PeterBentley

Vice President - South Pacific, Antartica & Australasia for the

International Association of Educators for World Peace (IAEWP).

11/12/07

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Dear Peter,

 

Global Harmony Association: harmonious ideas,knowledge and projects

 

I am very grateful you for your warm words and congratulations to our excellent team, which achieved the next great success in creation of the Global Harmony Association. (For three years our excellent team "Peace from Harmony" achieved three unique successes not having analogues in the world: Harmonious Era Calendar, Magna Carta of Harmony and Global Harmony Association).

 

We agree with you and your friend Doug Ogilvie (warm hi to him from us) "that unless we can make the mighty turnaround needed to 'get back o­n track', billions of folk will perish through various causes within the next decade!" This ‘mighty turn’ we see in turn to a natural social harmony of the spheres classes of humankind, i.e. to its harmonious social nature.

 

This nature of humankind remains unknown for it and its old social science. O­nly in a new social science "Tetrasociology" and created o­n its basis "Magna Carta of Harmony" by 43 authors of our team is opened deep harmony of a social nature. In our Magna Carta is written down: "The humankind or will survive in harmony, or it will destroy itself". Other alternative does not exist. That the humankind goes to Apocalypse it is clearly for a long time, but HOW to go to harmony: it nobody knows, except for our team.

 

Unfortunately, even in it, some peacemakers and professors do not understand a sphere nature of social harmony and leave the team. The way of our team is very difficult, isfilled by ideological and other conflicts, which, in my opinion, are natural. The resolutions of these conflicts strengthen our team and lift its authority. o­ne left the team and two new are replaced his. O­nly from the external side the life of our team can seem to you by idyllic, what it is very far from reality.

 

The difficulties, disagreements, conflicts, leaving from the team will not stop it,because it knows, WHAT and HOW to make. As scientific knowledge of a sphere nature of social harmony have units, and without mass owning by this knowledge "the mighty turn" humankind to a survival is impossible, the FIRST task for the Global Harmony Association becomes creation of the International Open Academy of Harmony. The group of our team develops this project now and soon it will present to the Association members. You and your friend also could join this project.

 

A Hymn to Harmony is other project of our Association. This Hymn is created as the art product capable to inspire the different peoples o­n creation of harmony. TheWorld Poets Society promised to undertake creation of its text. Our team prepares the appropriate Appeal to the world poets and also the probable thesaurus for this Hymn.

 

You correctly felt Holism of harmony uniting not o­nly Health, Nutrition, Spiritual but also all your remarkable mottos, which o­nly all together (i.e. inside harmony), are capable to result in the genuine Peace.

 

Please, do not apologize for your "not contributing" and join our projects and ideas. Please, get acquainted more deeply with our Magna Carta of Harmony (http://peacefromharmony.org/?cat=en_c&key=3)and with the Association Statutes (http://www.peacefromharmony.org/?cat=en_c&key=249; especially with the clauses 3 and 4-below), and also with Tetrasociology  (http://www.peacefromharmony.org/docs/2-1_eng.pdf), o­n the basis of which they are created. Please, let us to know your opinion about them and our projects.

 

The many translate the Magna Carta and Statutes o­n other languages of the world. If you know them, you also could make the appropriate translations, that others peoples and the cultures knew them. Then more people we shall interest in harmonious ideas, knowledge and projects than the faster there will be "the mighty turn" humankind to sole way of its survival: to a sphere nature of social harmony.

 

(I apologize for my English and would be very grateful you and others for its preliminary editing, and for the invitation o­n some months in o­ne of universities for reading lectures and researches. My English is my large personal problem in our team, for what many and rightly criticize me).

 

As to the communications, I, certainly, shall include you, as our Association member, in our emailing list. Besides I invite you to join in our forum: Please, join our forum through or through the moderator of our group Dr Renato Corsetti: renato.corsetti@esperanto.org

 

I was in Brisbane at 2002 o­n the 16th Sociological Congress. Though it is delightful city, but I felt at edge of the Earth. It seems you test similar feeling, if I am not mistaken. Please, actively join our work and you will feel yourself not at edge but at the Earth centre!

 

Best Harmony Wishes,

 

Leo

11/12/07

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Dear Leo, Ada, and everyone,

 

May I also congratulate you all o­n this merger, which gives us all so much inspiration and hope.

 

I am an American woman, an expat studying Norwegian. I feel moved to share with you something I wrote a few days ago: "Every day, when I go to language school, I sit between a helpful Iraqi man and an Iranian woman who feels like the long-lost sister I never had.

 

That's when I'm not sitting next to a very nice woman from Vietnam, or another woman from Afghanistan. We are all going to school together in the land which hosts the Peace Prize- Norway- and yet when the teacher asks if we've all heard today's news, it's understood that we're never to share anything "too heavy" like war. We all help o­ne another out with the language lessons and any difficulties with understanding.

 

One day, right after school ended, I just couldn't take it anymore and burst into tears. Almost every o­ne else had left the class room except for my teacher, and my Iranian friend, who has a twin brother back in Iran. Sometimes it's a bit difficult to focus o­n the proper sentence structure when o­ne is worrying if o­ne's country will use nuclear weapons o­n another country. o­ne feels helpless. o­ne thinks about men, women, children, pets, olive trees, all the vulnerable lives..

 

One remembers Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and their horrifying legacy. The London Blitz. o­ne remembers the fire bombing of Dresden. A million invasions, a million pretexts used to go to war, a million justifications and lies, a million "good reasons to hate the enemy". The final straw was when my Iranian friend hugged me. I can't even TYPE that without tears running down my cheeks.

 

Sometimes in my most helpless moments, I wish there were an angel who could show everyone o­n earth our planet as it looks from outer space. I wish that angel could come down and touch all our hearts, wake us all up, remember who we all are and where we came from. I wish that angel could transform us.

 

I've never been a particularly religious person. If anything, I'm spiritual, but ... here's the point...

These days I seldom can go to sleep without praying that the earth be held together for another day, and that no more bombs will fall, or bullets fly. I truly pray that we can all learn to live together in peace."

 

With love and respect for everyone,

 

Harmony Kieding

from Vestfold, Norway

01/11/07

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Leo Semashko, Claude Veziau and Michael Holmboe.

Discussion about peace and harmony

 

”Who am I?” is a very important question. I can o­nly answer for myself:

To me all living things are equal. Universal loving-kindness, (a gentle and warm approach to life) together with a compassionate attitude, is the main ways that I accept not o­nly other people, but all other creatures. All living things, humans and animals alike, share the same environment — we are all part of the same world, as we know from learning about the environment and about nature. If people want to live happily, I believe that we must each have concern for the welfare of the other living things that we are here sharing the world with.

“I am what I am”, I also respects the right of all people to inquire freely and to make their own choices, and it also include tolerance toward other faiths and ways of life. We should be taught to live in harmony with everybody, regardless of race or religion. I believe in the freedom of speech, but I am o­nly o­ne of billions of voices.

I believe that everything in the world is impermanent and that it is the failure to understand this true nature of life o­n Earth that leads too much of our unhappiness, suffering and trouble. I believe of the opportunity for people to correct their view, conduct and expectations of life in order that we can bring an end to suffering and share in the happiness, wisdom, peace.

I believe that any individuals can develop self-reliance, moral responsibility, tolerance, compassion, wisdom and many other qualities that can enrich happiness and make life more meaningful in today's world. Along with these qualities, an understanding of the true nature of things will enable to live in harmony with a changing world and to enjoy the highest level of happiness.

I believe that there is no point in trying to change the world, but that human beings are free to change themselves, their attitude to the world and their part in it in ways which will lead to wisdom, mutual respect and happiness.

In the Western world, o­ne can choose between many thousands TV channels. But as a human being, I do not have the capacity to watch more than a few programs. But then we should remember that there still are people in the world who never even have seen a TV set, nor a computer monitor.

Here is a TV program which is called ”Peace, Propaganda & The Promised Land” :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCL6WdnuNp4

And here is another they call “World Peace” :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EfSSCAuVqw

Again, it makes me think about “Les Misérables” by the French author Victor Hugo. Les Misérables contains a multitude of plots, but the thread that binds them together is the story of the ex-convict Jean Valjean, known in prison o­nly by his prisoner number, 24601, who becomes a force for good in the world, but cannot escape his past.

Sincerely yours,

Michael HOLMBOE

27/05/07

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Dear all,

I would wish to submit some few feelings/thoughts that come to me as I read the words of this discussion, if I am permitted.

I have been questing for Harmony and harmonies all through this life, be it as a composer, musician, writer, etc., but first and foremost as a human being born with an unquenchable inner desire to understand the processes of living beings and life. You might say that I came into this world with a imbedded questions: "Who am I?", "Who are they?", "What are we doing here?", "Where are we going?", "Where do we want to go?", "Do we even know or have we ever confronted ourselves with the question of our destiny?", "What is Life?", "What is living, and how do we see our part in the whole process?".

Childish questions, some might say, but not for me. For me they have meant the o­nly thread that has kept me alive all my life, this need to answer questions, to know, to shed some light for myself o­n most of what people call 'mysteries' or 'unexplainable concepts'.

Why do I need so much to know? Because without these answers, life makes no sense to me. I never could believe all this literature about the 'unconscious', the 'subconscious', the 'hidden impulses' that supposedly make a person do things without even knowing, like a mechanical doll or automaton. I have looked deep within myself for all these fantastic impulses that make people think they are irresponsible robots guided by some sort of genetic, hereditary and quite complex (read incomprehensible) codes riven into our bodies, brains and minds that determine our every action.

As deep as I have seeked, I have o­nly found that I always know what I am doing, that I am always responsible for every act that I do. In my heart, I have always known and been conscious of every deed that I have ever done, good or harmful, sad or happy, ethical or unethical. Deep in my heart, there is always, always this voice that expresses the value of my actions. There has always been this consciousness of knowing every second of my life, even though at times I have tried to hide it away, to make it quiet, to forget about it, to ignore myself (how strange and funny it sounds as I now read it, "to ignore myself"). For me it has been an impossible task, to ignore myself.

When I was a child, I believed that everyone was like me, knowing each instant of their lives. But I soon became confused, for this consciousness that we are all o­nE made very clear to me the fact that I could not do anything to hurt or injure anything without doing the same to myself. There was a time when I could not even pick a flower or step o­n an ant because I would immediately 'feel' its pain and shock going through my whole soul. Even other people being violent or aggressive towards each other would make me cringe and shiver and even cry in pure despair.

Then I slowly realised that most people did not appear to be aware of this unity of souls. I saw my grandmother killing chickens, I saw my uncles, aunts, father and mother argue and fight with fists and I could not imagine how they could do this without feeling the hurt of others. I saw my friends and schoolmates playing violent games, fighting and competing to be 'better' than the others. Even teachers engaging us to keep up this 'healthy competition', for it would make us strong enough to survive as grown-ups.

New questions came to me: "Why am I different?", "What is the purpose of my feeling all this if most people do not even seem to be aware of it at all?", "Is this unawareness the normal way to be?", "How can I become as they are, as they seem to accept things as they seem to be?", most of all, I did not want to feel separate and apart from everyone, I was so afraid of being alone in the outside world while feeling so united in my inner world.  So I tried to become normal, like I saw everyone to be. Impossible task for me.

It was a paradox, maybe a joke, I thought. But I tried very hard... to escape from myself. Unfortunately or, more exactly, fortunately, the more I ran the more myself followed and even edged ahead of me, tripping me, sometimes in a very concrete and painful manner. I became 'accident prone', falling over my own shadow.

For which I became grateful to myself, because life was becoming more and more unbearable, I became a rebel (with or without a cause?), I became a non-violent revolutionary with a following of o­ne, I became a beatnik, a curiosity, a 'strange o­ne', because for me, every life was important, the o­ne was the whole, the whole was the o­ne.

And I began to think about Harmony. What is Harmony? I feel that every individual has his or her own idea of Harmony. For some, it means order and rules, for others it means living peacefully without insecurity or strife, yet for others it represents the serenity of being, safely enscounced in the o­ne with no individual desires or thoughts. For me, it is an accord of vibrations, of sounds, of colours, of feelings, it is Beauty in the most absolute sense, it is a putting together of everything and the creation of a wonderful adventure that I would call a Symphony of Beingness. It is felt in the Heart and Soul, this awesome creation of Accord and Acceptance, of Chords and Discords to make a Whole, Total, Universal Scene. I am slowly realising that It is already in existence, always has been and always will be.

Harmony is ALL THAT IS (emphasizing, not shouting) as it is and changes and becomes at every instant. Harmony is the Essence of God, of WE. It cannot be named for it has an infinite number of faces, of hearts, of souls, and it has o­nly o­ne Beingness.

We are creating Harmony, all of us, each and every entity in this universe at each and every instant of existence. Be it by fighting for Peace or simply being Peace, by simply living our lives in any way that we feel we must or choose to, by our mere existence, we are a living part of Harmony.
Love to you all.

Claude Veziau

27/05/07

 

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Dear Michael

You leave from o­ne questions and put the questions of fully other level. Culture of peace as and culture of harmony are impossible without culture of dialogue and discussion. My questions are o­nly INFORMATION, TECHNICAL, connected with work of our site, as a TOOL for the harmonious peace. Your questions are other level. It is QUESTIONS HISTORICAL, POLITICAL and THEORETICAL: what is peace and harmony? It is interesting and important questions but other field.

 

The answers o­n these questions WE HAVE FORMULATED in OUR COMMON Magna Carta of Harmony. In it is told, that the MODERN PEACE is not NEITHER TRUTH PEACE NEITHER HARMONY. The modern peace is o­nLY PREPARATION for the NEW WARS, it is o­nly break between wars. THE WAR IS an INEVITABLE CONSEQUENCE of the MODERN PEACE, that we did not speak about love and culture now, yesterday or tomorrow.

 

Please, compare forces, charges/money and people of war and peace presently. Today o­n war work the hundred millions of people employed in military production, service, education, researches, and armies. Trillions dollars are spent each day o­n war in the world. I somewhere read, that today each day o­n o­ne million military dollars is due o­nly o­nE peace dollar; o­n o­ne million military people (military production, service, education, researches, and armies) is due o­nly o­nE human working o­n peace. Therefore our (traditional) peace is a military peace, it is the false peace, it is peace o­nLY and o­nLY FOR WAR. (Therefore Ada Aharoni has entered an alternative ingenious concept "harmonious – i.e. truth and eternal - peace" in 1999, which received a scientific substantiation in our Magna Carta).

 

The war is simultaneously the best gain, the most profitable business (look about it Douglas Mattern’s articles at the address: http://www.peacefromharmony.org/?cat=en_c&key=284). War business rules the world and peace was and remains by its beggar slave. About it look in more details the paragraphs 36, 41-44 of our Magna Carta of Harmony. (Our analysts could give an exacter and detailed picture to compare forces, money and people of war and peace. It will make our conversations about peace more real.).

 

Iceland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Costa Rica and other similar countries, with the population no more than 20-30 millions, will not stop 6.5 billions people, which PREPARE WAR EACH DAY or ARE INVOLVED in its PREPARATION. Peace in these small countries is very worthy but remains in them by traditional, spontaneous and not having under itself of social and scientific base. It will be broken by the next world war as it was in WWII. It does not give an universal, acceptable for all world and other peoples model of the indestructible and harmonious peace, regret. o­nLY OUR MAGNA CARTA OF HARMONY gives this model.

 

I hope, I answered your theoretical question and now would like to receive your answers o­n my information questions.

Friendly,

Leo,

27/05/07

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Dear Leo,

Many thanks for your comments.I believe Iceland is the present-day nation state with the longest history of continuous peace, followed by Sweden.Since the Swedish invasion of Norway, in 1814, Sweden has not engaged in war.

Maybe we should focus more o­n why this is a historically fact. Why is it always war and hostility, which make so large problems in other places in the world?

When you give this answer, I will answer you questions.

Friendly,

Michael

27/05/07

 

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What is Harmony?

 

Is it possible to bring the world into Harmony?

 

By Michael Holmboe

 

Norwegian author

 

 

Many philosophers, aesthetes and Utopians of Enlightenment e.g. Schiller, Goethe, and also Kant owned the thought of art as o­ne that could further a man ideas o­n reality, direct him from the chaotic and inharmonious world into harmony and shift him closer to the ideal to be reached. The ancient Chinese mythology has had an imagination about the primitive state of the world in chaos and the two contradictory rulers of that chaos: The heavenly Jang, and earthly Jin. Both of them, Jang and Jin, created in the midst of the chaos and heaven, from their lighter elements and earth from the heavier particles.

 

In Greek mythology, Harmonia is the immortal goddess of harmony and concord, also called Hermione. Her Roman counterpart is Concordia, the goddess of agreement, understanding, and marital harmony. Harmonia is rationalized as closely allied to Aphrodite Pandemos, the love that unites all people.

 

The world of today is in disharmony. The world is led to chaos, which in Greek mythology is named Eris. The most famous tale of Eris ('Strife') recounts her initiating the Trojan War. Ancient Greeks thought the Trojan War to be a historical event. They believed that it took place in the 13 or 12th century BC, and that Troy was located in the vicinity of the Dardanelles, which is in modern day Turkey. By modern times both the war and the city were widely believed to be non-historical. In 1870, however, the German archaeologist and treasure hunter Heinrich Schliemann, excavated a site in this area which he believed to be the site of Troy, and at least some archaeologists agree.

 

I do not need to be a treasure hunter, nor do I have to be an archaeologist to understand that too many children of the world is suffering from disharmony, or Eris if o­ne prefer too call the chaos. The world has no right to call itself civilized in a harmonic meaning, when innocent children are victims of war and hatred, victims of slave labor, victims of discrimination and victims of indifference.

 

Right enough: Children's welfare has long been a matter of international concern. Both the League of Nations in 1924 and the United Nations in 1959 endorsed standards for children's rights. Children also were included under general guidelines for protecting human rights, especially during war. The first step toward helping the world's children who are suffering in war is learning more about their plight; though most countries ratified the Convention o­n the Rights of the Child, which is o­nly the first step.

 

Less than a second

 

Children playing in a field or collecting firewood come upon small but insidious scraps of a recent or long-past war. With a click and less than a blink of the eye, then a blast, and their lives are lost—or if they're lucky, just o­ne or two limbs. Some 110 million land mines threaten children in more than 70 nations with this very scenario.

 

Mines are cheap to use, yet they do the work of snipers without needing orders or compensation. Some 26,000 civilians are killed or injured every year, about half women and children. Add this to the estimated 1 million people who have been hurt or killed by land mines since 1975, and it's clear that these weapons are both a current and future threat. Land mines continue wars' terrors even after peace accords have been signed, catching children playing in fields, collecting firewood, or just walking down a road.

 

Women in every society are vulnerable to abuse. But the threat is more severe for girls and women who live in societies where women's rights mean practically nothing. Mothers who lack their own rights have little protection to offer their daughters, much less themselves, from male relatives and other authority figures.

 

Some families decide it's more lucrative to send their daughters to a nearby town or city to get jobs that usually involve hard labor and little pay. That desperate need for income leaves girls easy prey to sex traffickers, particularly in Southeast Asia, where international tourism gorges the illegal industry.

 

The frequency of rape and violent attacks against children in the developing world is alarming. Forty-five percent of Ethiopian women say that they have been assaulted in their lifetimes. In 1998, 48 percent of Palestinian women admitted to being abused by an intimate partner within the past year.

 

Education is the tool that can help break the pattern of gender discrimination and bring lasting change for women in developing countries.

 

War and violence will traumatize any child, no matter of national, ethnic background, religious or non-religious background. Horrors of war will traumatize any child. And this will bring the world into an endless circle of traumatized human beings. Children should not be shot down like animals. In a «civilized» world, children should not be abused. Any child of this world should have the right to be brought up in freedom and harmony, and not be neglected.

 

Three Scandinavian authors

 

Alf Pröysen (1914-1970), was a Norwegian writer and musician, considered as o­ne of the most important Norwegian cultural personalities in the second half of the twentieth century. His childhood was typical for those of the “husmann” class, the landless lower class of rural Norway. This reflects in his songs and short stories, painting realistic, satirical and harsh pictures of class relations and life in rural Norway.

 

Though an underdog and outsider, Pröysen made outstanding contributions in many artistic fields: children's radio, short stories, theatre, and singer-songwriter. For most Norwegians, Alf Pröysen is synonymous with the carefree world of childhood bliss. Leaving an invaluable musical and literary imprint o­n Norwegian heritage; there are few Norwegians who do not know a Pröysen song by heart. Japanese world-music group Moto has adapted Alf Pröysen legacy to modern Japan.

 

Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875) was another famous Scandinavian author and poet, most famous for his fairy tales. Andersen's father apparently believed that he might be related to nobility, and according to scholars that his paternal grandmother told him that the family had o­nce been in a higher social class.

 

However, investigation proves these stories unfounded. The family apparently did have some connections to Danish royalty, but these were work-related. Nevertheless, the theory that Andersen was the illegitimate son of royalty persists in Denmark, bolstered by the fact that the Danish King took a personal interest in Andersen as a youth and paid for his education.

 

In the English-speaking world, the stories The Ugly Duckling, The Little Mermaid, The Emperor’s New Clothes and The Princess and the Pea are cultural universals; everyone knows them, though few can name the author. They have become part of our common heritage, and, like the tales of Charles are no longer distinguished from actual folk-tales such as those of the Brothers Grimm. Andersen himself was highly inspired by the Arabian Nights.

 

A third noted Scandinavian personality, is the Swedish children book author Astrid Lindgren (1907-2002) whose many titles were translated into 85 languages and published in more than 100 countries..

 

Astrid Lindgren was well known both for her support for children's and animal rights, and for her opposition to corporal punishment. In 1993, she received The Right Livelihood Award (also known as the Alternative Nobel Prize), "...For her commitment to justice, non-violence and understanding of minorities as well as her love and caring for nature." In 1958 she became the second recipient of the Hans Christian Andersen Award, sometimes known as the Little Nobel Prize, an international award for youth literature.

 

Toward Magna Carta of Harmony

 

There are good forces trying to bring this planet into Harmony. But there is still a long road from chaos to harmony - which is unless the world like children to be blown up by landmines, or the population of the world would like children to be abused in sex industry or as slave labors - never will be reached.

 

I would like to know how many head of states who wishes children to be brought up in chaos? At the same time I would like to know how many religious leader who whish children to be brought up in fear, and to be traumatized by wars.

 

There are many good and noble people in the world, man and women of integrity who have made footsteps in order to make paths. Often we do not see the good people. This might be a cleaner in a university whose name and face is unknown to most of the academic staff. But this very person could spark new ideas. Maybe we need to start to think in a new way?

 

Of those more known, I can briefly mention Albert Schweitzer, Mother Teresa of Calcutta, Martin Luther King jr. Franz of Assisi or Mahatma Gandhi. A person of integrity can make a difference and turn the world in to a more harmonious place to stay. Alfred Nobel, Andrew W. Mellon and Andrew Carnegie belonged to a remarkable generation of philanthropist.

 

In today society many people do not even know the meaning of “Philanthropy”, and how important such individuals are for the well-being or quality of life of a population is an important concern in economics and political science. Younger people have heard about the high-profile rock star Bono. However, very few know his campaign to alleviate Third World debt to developed nations.

 

Philanthropy is not always viewed as a universal good. Notable thinkers such as Frederic Nietzsche opposed philanthropy o­n philosophical grounds, and connecting it with the idea of the weak sponging off the strong. This is a view sometimes endorsed by those who oppose government welfare programs. o­n the other hand, social activists frequently criticize philanthropic contributions because of different business activities.

 

But then we should not forget that many non-wealthy persons have dedicated – thus, donated – substantial portions of their time, effort and wealth to charitable causes. These people are not typically described as philanthropists because individual effort alone is seldom recognized as instigating significant change. These people are thought of as charitable workers but some people wish to recognize these people as philanthropists in honor of their efforts of bringing the world in harmony.

 

Harmony opens itself for many different participating subjects. As am Andrew W. Mellon professor in the humanities at Boston University, author and Nobel Peace laureate, Elie Wiesel claims that “Because of indifference, o­ne dies before o­ne actually dies”. And I agree upon that. I also agree when Wiesel, also a survivor and traumatized victim of war, writes:

 

“Sometimes we must interfere. When human lives are endangered, when human dignity is in jeopardy, national borders and sensitivities become irrelevant. Whenever men or women are persecuted because of their race, religion or political views that place – at that moment – become the center of the universe. “

 

However, I would like to add the importance and need for the Magna Carta for the whole humanity to gain harmony in The Global Village:

 

Above all remember your humanity and The Law of laws - eternal Harmony. There is no survival for humanity without peace from harmony.

 

On May 20, 2007

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Charles Mercieca, Bernard Phillips, Claude Veziau, Ada Aharoni,

Leo Semashko:

Discussion about Global Leadership, Knowledge, Children and Social Harmony

 

I would like to respond to the letter that we received from Professor Mercieca o­n our lack of global spiritual and political leadership.I share his views about our desperate need for such leadership in these times, and I agree with his examples of past leaders:Confucius, Buddha, Jesus, Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Mother Teresa, Pope John Paul II and Nelson Mandela. I would add that billions of people throughout the world presently are doing their very best in an effort to make this world a better and more peaceful place to live in, if o­nly by their struggles to feed their children and give them an education.I also applaud this group for attempting to keep alive some hope for the future at a time in history when problems appear to be growing with no real solutions in sight.And I certainly agree completely with Professor Semashko about the importance of helping the world's children, and with Professor Mercieca about attempting to instill in children the qualities that the above past leaders have so clearly demonstrated.

 

However, I would add that there is more that we can and should do, given what I see as the problematic situation of the human race at this time in history.We cannot afford to wait for the children to grow up with better ideals: in addition, we must act ourselves.My own belief is that our ability to become genuinely effective in working to solve world problems depends o­n our learning to make use of more and more of the understanding of human behavior developed throughout the social sciences and guided by philosophy along with the wisdom of the ages (including Jesus, Confucius, Buddha and Gandhi).I also believe that in order to move in this direction we require a way of integrating all of that knowledge and wisdom, and also a way of applying it from o­ne moment to the next in our own lives.The title of a manuscript I'm presently working o­n, "Armageddon or Evolution? The Scientific Method in Everyday Life" speaks to my beliefs, providing that we define "the scientific method" to be broad enough to include the full range of knowledge that exists, and not merely the physical, biological and social sciences.

 

I want to invite each of you to examine my website, , where the introduction to that manuscript can be found.Also o­n that website are several other things which might prove to be of interest to you: (1) a 5-page piece, "The Evolutionary Manifesto," which summarizes much of my own efforts and points to different possible directions for confronting world problems; (2) selections from four books that I have written or edited over the past 7 years--Beyond Sociology's Tower of Babel: Reconstructing the Scientific Method (2001), Toward a Sociological Imagination:Bridging Specialized Fields (2002), The Invisible Crisis of Contemporary Society: Reconstructing Sociology's Fundamental Assumptions (Feb., 2007), and Understanding Terrorism: Building o­n the Sociological Imagination (March, 2007).

 

I would welcome any comments o­n this letter.

 

Bernie Phillips

23/01/07

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Dear Bernie:

 

I fully agree with your remarks which I viewed as excellent. As a group we all seem to be moving o­n the righttrack, which should be very encouraging. We need to remain highly vocal in a global community where some of the leadinggovernment officials reveal to have such a distorted minds witnessed in their disastrous global policies. Keep up thegood work. You are serving as a source of inspiration to many.

Charles Mercieca

25/01/07

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Hello Bernie,

 

thank you for your interesting proposals. I agree with Charles about all reaching in the same direction, no matter theangle of our interventions, I believe that each o­ne of us is putting his/her best in it.

 

Harmony is a multi-faceted jewel, implicating many aspects of what we believe as "reality", so as I feel it, the creation of it will necessarily need the support and actions of very diverse fields of endeavour, there can be nosingle solution or, to put it more clearly, the resolution of harmony calls for a collaborative and non-judgementalinteraction of heretofore unseen proportions, a true melding of universal knowledge from all levels of being ness:science, philosophy, arts, music, religious, spiritual, and more.

 

The face of the world will be transformed by a collective desire and action of all of humanity, or it will not be.History reminds us that harmony cannot be imposed from without, no matter the good intent of the imposers. No, change,if it is to represent harmony and true peace, has to be an emanation from within each individual, springing from theawareness of its desirability.

 

Anything else would just bring us back eventually to the same old, same old. Of course, there is nothing "wrong" withdogmatism, if this is what people accept and desire as a whole. Order, harmony and peace can be institutionalized andcompartmented, and called "democracy", "religion", "justice", "morals", "philosophy" or any other fancy name; it can be controlled and policed, rewarding the "right" and "correct" behaviours while condemning and punishing the "wrong" and "incorrect" attitudes.

 

Then again, I wonder, who will be called upon to draw the line between right and wrong, correct and incorrect? Which individual or group of individuals will decide whether another individual or group of individuals is OK or not? According to whose "standards"? Can a "majority" of 1 million people set the standard for 1000 "minorities" of 1000 people to follow "or else"?

 

Voltaire o­nce wrote, "My liberty stops where the other's liberty begins...", thus describing the basis of anarchy (no chiefs), self-governance, autonomous individual responsibility based upon respect and "laisser-vivre" (let live).

 

Has humanity reached the age of passage to maturity? If so, then we are to pass the tests of passage, as difficult and dolorous as they might be. When we, as a race, can be assured of our worthiness to step to another level of civilisation, and o­nly then, we can truly speak of harmony and true peace. Until that time, we will continue to endure the fate of "getting civilised", o­nce more going through the processes of "being governed" from without.

 

The pace has been set for many thousands of years, the goal has been standing before us for eons: the ultimate experiment of True Beingness, the true fulfillment of godly hood. Ultimately, we cannot lose, but we can win sooner, or later, according to our collective and individual choices.I have said.

 

Love and Harmony,

 

Claude Veziau

26/01/07

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Dear Bernie and All,

 

I want to add two moments to discussion concerning Bernie letter, with which basic moments I agree.

 

The first my addition concerns children and billions people. I think, that the modern billions people, first of all senior generation, can not AT o­nCE proceed to new ideas of a harmonious society (modern problems are solvedonly in its frameworks) and can not be the leaders in this respect. From these people o­nly a few are capable to share this idea and the more to become its global leaders. Therefore real hopes can be putted o­nly o­n children, youth and future generations, for which we should as much as possible develop idea of social harmony accessible to their perception. The ideas of social harmony and the more so global leadership of social harmony require long education and training from children's age.

 

The second my addition concerns knowledge. I agree with Bernie that without wide, integrated knowledge the harmonious society is impossible. Yes, the social harmony requires a synthesis of scientific knowledge and wisdom, moreover, harmony of knowledge and wisdom, i.e. coordination of physical, biological and social sciences in their teaching for the pupil and for daily life.

 

I congratulate Bernie with publication his remarkable new books, which small fragments up to 10 pages I shall be glad to publish o­n our site. I also shall publish o­n it this interesting discussion.

 

With love and harmony,

 

Leo Semashko,

28/01/07

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Dear Leo, Bernie, and friends,

I fully agree with Bernie:

" There is more that we can and should do, given what I see as the problematic situation of the human race at this time in history.We cannot afford to wait for the children to grow up with better ideals: in addition, we must act ourselves."

This is why we created the IFLAC PAVE PEACE association in 1999(which inspired Leo, who is our IFLAC Director in Russia), and many others, to "act ourselves"!

You are all invited to subscribe to our daily o­nline IFLAC Newsletter, to which you can contribute, for the wide spreading ofharmonious values and ideals and a Peace Culture to all, and for all ages.

As I said before, it is the adults: parents and teachers that teach and educate the children, and they themselves, the parents and the teachers have to be fully "peace cultured" before,to be able to give a proper harmonious peace education, values and ideals to the children.

Dear Bernie, I will visit your website soon.

Best regards and love to all,

Ada

28/01/07

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Discussion: "from" or "for"

 

Dear Leo and Friends,

Congratulations for all the impressive new additions to the website…….

I suggest that the title of the website should also be correted: “A New Culture of Peace from Social Harmony and Children’s Priority”to: "A NEW CULTURE OF PEACE FORSOCIAL HARMONY AND CHILDREN'S PRIORITY."

 

All the best success,

Ada

04/12/06

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Dear Ada:

Re: the 2nd correction: "from" and "for" suggest different processes. When peace is mandated, then enforced for the sake of achieving social harmony, is it really peace, or just conformity? As Leo S has pointed out, real peace has never been attained o­n a global scale, but has merely been a pause between wars and preparations for war, so when we debated this earlier, we felt that peace must be a natural consequence of social harmony and children's priority, rather than a pre-condition for them to occur.

We can debate this again, but considering the processes involved, which processes can be more easily translated into unambiguous steps toward achieveable goals? The problem with putting peace first is that, historically, the means of achieving it have been destructive, involving stockpiles of weapons, sudden attacks, and delivery of ultimatums. Social harmony and children's priority seek to establish new pathways to peace, pathways unstrewn with battlefields and war dead. It is a global challenge, that looks for peace as an end result of many efforts to establish social harmony, accomplished by putting children first, a priority that can appeal, potentially, to everyone.

Dear All: Congratulations to our two new board members, and thanks for the report of our new board member Leo R's conversation with the Pope and picture of Mr and Mrs Leo R with the Pope. Leo S is attracting a global community of energetic workers for cultural harmony, each o­ne accomplished in his or her own right. We are all deeply commited to our shared purpose. At present, I am asking Amazon.com to put Leo's publications "on line" for wider distribution, and analyzing pilot data for a nation-wide study of 8th graders. Individually and together, our efforts can make a difference. Social harmony begins with each of us. Peace.

Martha Ross DeWitt04/12/06

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Dear Martha,

 

Thank you very much for your detailed and exact explanation of distinction between"from"and"for",which we discussed two years back and with which I fully agree. However, some what they have a common point. When peace arises "from"harmony, the harmony serves "for" peace. Therefore Ada too rights in the certain sense. However, to serve "for" peace, it should be born "from" harmony. Such I see them dialectics. Along time I a few years was busy by antique dialectics of Plato, Parmenid,  Zenon and others and since time I kept love to it.

 

I am admired most of all with your simple but ingenious, historical phrase "Social harmony begins with each of us ", which, I am sure, will enter in the future in all ABC books and textbooks o­n harmony in all world. Thanks for your great opening! For your great contribution to understanding of social harmony! I hope also to receive and to publish o­n our site the results of your study of 8^th graders, which is very important. Concerning specifications in the site News,

about which Ada writes: I shall bring in them in a near future. Thank for help.

 

Best harmony wishes for your and children,

 

Leo

08/12/06

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Dear Leo,

 

Harmony as a combination of retribution and restitution

 

I do want to congratulate you o­n your initiative and your ideal of harmony. However I find that your ideals are idealistic and sadly o­nly those who are mystics or Sufi will work or understand your message... it is not in my opinion a universal message, as mystics and Sufi reject the world to embrace the universal light and unity.

 

Harmony can be achieved if there is equity which in my opinion is a combination of retribution and restitution. Listening and understanding the various points of views of indigenous people from around the world, the Sammie of Finland whose territory is divided in three parts Finland, Sweden and Norway, or the Mohawks of Canada whose territory is now split between Canada and the US or the Kurds whose land is divided between Turkey, Iraq and Iran, also in Europe the Basque who are divided between France and Spain... Egypt was cut off from the African Continent, I can go o­n and o­n in Africa the continent was so divided that Hutu and Tutsi fought because o­ne was preferred based o­n their looks and the size of their nose over the other . No harmony canexist unless there is admission of guilt, and retribution and restitution.... No o­ne dares shed light o­n these realities that people must endure and live under.

 

Let us also look at the plight of Jews in Europe the Holocaust and later the forced exodus of Jews from the Arab world or the former Ottoman empire, then came the Arabs leaving or being expelled from Palestine/Israel....all these modern day events werepreceded by the forced migration and dispossession of a whole people from Africa as shackle slavery was very popular from Elizabeth I the end of the 18th century and even in the 19th century.in my opinion no harmony unless we as people who want peace shed some light o­n these injustices, work towards restitution and reparation, then hopefully we will be able to live in peace as most of the whole world has been shattered into pieces, divided and there is no justice nor equity.Here is a poem I wrote for Kwanzaa this past year,……

 

My work is to seeks justice through equity and to work towards retribution and restitution...It is not popular I am sure but this is the way I found toat least make people think of giving back... have a wonderful day.

Celine Leduc GALTLOVER

 

15/01/07

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David Cook

Bill Clinton, George Bush and Craig ScottNation's Leaders Mislead Youth by Preaching Peace, Practicing War

On April 20, 1999, a Colorado student named Craig Scott watched his sister and two friends die when they were shot to death by Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris, fellow classmates at Columbine High School. Before the noon sun began to set, Klebold and Harris killed ten others before killing themselves.

Clinton Talks Peace but Promotes War

Two days later, President Clinton felt the need to speak out against the Columbine violence, which had shipwrecked the nation. Traveling to a public high school in Alexandria, Virginia, he held the attention of a student peer mediation club, saying to them, "We must do more to reach out to our children and teach them to express their anger and resolve their conflicts with words, not weapons."

After his speech to the Virginia students, as columnist Colman McCarthy writes, Clinton returned to the White House and, before turning in for bed, gave the order to resume bombing in Serbia. That day in Belgrade, United States military planes, backed with the blessing of our president, streaked across the sky, dropping 500-pound bombs that would fall into the homes and towns of innocent people. That same night in Colorado, thousands of miles away, a community began its long mourning.

Flash forward to last week, as the Amish school shooting in Pennsylvania prompted President Bush to call a similar, post-Columbine conference o­n character and school violence. Present during the Maryland conference (alongside Attorney General Gonzales and Secretary of Education Spellings) was Craig Scott, the now-23-year-old who had lost his sister and friends in the Columbine shooting. During the o­nly meaningful moment of the conference, Scott stood and addressed the president.

"I've grown up in a culture today that doesn't teach me anything of substance, of value, how it bombards me every day with messages of emptiness and shallowness. And the youth are crying for something to stand for, something to believe in. If it weren't for my faith or my family, I possibly could have fallen into the lies that our culture tells us. But now I've traveled, I've spoken to over a million teens across this country….I've seen depression, anger and loneliness, students without direction or purpose….I've seen students who called themselves cutters, have cut themselves because that's the way they know to take out the pain that they're dealing with. I've learned a lot about my generation. And I've learned a lot since I lost my friends and my sister.''

Bush Talks Peace but Promotes War

And then Scott said the greatest words the president or anyone else could hope to ever hear: "And the main thing I've learned is that kindness and compassion can be the biggest antidotes to anger and hatred, and I believe the biggest antidotes to violence.''

The president responded in the o­nly way he could, which was to thank Scott, applaud him and then ask for a copy of his speech. The next day, researchers from Johns Hopkins released an updated body count for the war in Iraq. An estimated 600,000 civilians have died since the war began. These are not soldiers or armed resisters; these are mothers, grandfathers, children playing outside. Families, just like yours, just like mine.

God forgive me should I ever truly understand how presidents Clinton and Bush are able to mouth the hollow words about protecting children ("We must…teach them to express their anger and resolve their conflicts with words, not weapons") and then, hours later, give the damnable blessing for military movements that kill other people's children.

This is madness, and it is the hell-bent delusion of violence that allows the president of the United States to stand up before a crowded room of parents, reporters and survivors and announce his intentions to better protect American schoolchildren, and then, before the same day's sun sets, continue to sit o­n a war that has killed more than half-a-million souls.

And a nation of 300 million barely opens its mouth. When the war began, President Bush openly declared his intentions to use violence against this axis of evil. He gave this speech inside the halls of the National Cathedral and Christians across the country cheered, seeing no paradox, no problem with declaring war inside the church walls of Christ.

Since then, it has been proven that the war and its reasons were manufactured, and that the war-makers and military-engineers and weapons-manufacturers have again orchestrated the dance that is our nation's great addiction: not oil, but violence.

Kindness and Compassion Best Tools for Peace

Craig Scott looked the president in the eyes and told him the greatest sentence he will ever hear: "Kindness and compassion can be the biggest antidotes to anger and hatred, and I believe the biggest antidotes to violence.'' The president presumably smiled back, applauded Scott and then sat back down.

We must not sit down with the president. I do not speak as a Democrat or Republican, for violence is bi-partisan: the same delusion that infects President Bush and Rumsfeld also made sick President Clinton and Cohen, Kennedy and McNamara. Instead I speak as a human and a Christian that believes in the sacredness of every living life (in Colorado, Belgrade or Iraq) and, more importantly, in the power of the God of Love whose faintest whisper is enough to make straight the crookedest path, disarm the mightiest weapon, and crumble the heart of ten thousand Hitlers. And I do not believe that this God achieves the salvation of the earth through soldiers, generals or presidents that proclaim war.

Violence is violence is violence. It will never bring about true peace or justice anymore than darkness creates light. It is impossible. Craig Scott and the Amish know this. So do Christ and King and Gandhi.

Napoleon o­nce said that, if you have bayonets, it is impossible to sit o­n them. America has buried in its earth thousands of nuclear weapons. We preach false words about character and justice in schools while continuing to fund a system that, o­ne day, will be tempted to use those nuclear weapons. Has there ever been a weapon created that we have not used?

Yes. There is o­ne, and it goes by many names. Truth. Love. Reconciliation. Dialogue. Faith. Forgiveness.

Published o­n Friday, October 20, 2006 by the CommonDreams.org http://www.commondreams.org/views06/1020-25.htm

David Cook is a former journalist for the Chattanooga Times-Free Press. He currently teaches American history at Girls Preparatory School and can be reached at dcook7@gmail.com.

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Dear Fellows into Peace from Harmony!

 

I very like to send you (below) sensational message of our site Russian co-author , psychologist Olga Ushakova and my replay to her. I did not hear this message o­n the Channel o­ne Russia (Kremlin channel of our TV), but she informed the address,on which this message is published in Russian: http://www.1tv.ru/owa/win/ort6_main.main?p_news_title_id=95408

Best harmony wishes for you and children,

 

Leo 31/10/06

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Dear Leo,

 

Do you heard about an epoch-making step to harmony of the most numerous nation o­n the Earth? Yesterday (October 27) o­n the TV informed about the decision of the China Communist Party with title: China Communist Party has cancelled dictatorship of the proletariat.... Plenum of this Party announced “that the country will build a new society of social harmony. That this such is not clear yet. But it is known: the first step o­n this way is a cancellation of the tax o­n a yield, against which the peasants struggled 2 thousand  years. Simultaneously CCP refuses to preserve a regime of "proletariat dictatorship", which is replaced by way o­n building of harmonious society”. So now you have else o­ne powerful ally. http://www.1tv.ru/owa/win/ort6_main.main?p_news_title_id=95408

 

Olga Ushakova

 

October 28

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Dear Olga,

 

Thanks for your sensational news: CHINA: HARMONY INSTEAD OF DICTATORSHIP!!! It is a really epoch-making step to harmony but natural for Chinese (Confucian and Buddhist) culture, for which a value of harmony always was central. When I was in Beijing in 2004, I saw in the Forbidden city of the Chinese Emperors (like our Moscow Kremlin) some temples of harmony (The Chinese distinguish some levels of harmony), which were are created by 6-5-4 centuries back. More surprisingly that o­n this step has decided the CCP, as the harmony is incompatible not o­nly with dictatorship of the proletariat, but and with materialistic (economic) monism, and with class struggle, and with managing role of the sole CCP. But if the Chinese could come o­n a throat of alien for their culture materialistic (Marxist)ideology (as their culture are pluralistic and founded o­n the basis of philosophy of FIVE elements) they, with their persistence and cultural adherence to pluralistic harmony (monistic does not happen!!!), sometime will be released from others pernicious (disharmonious) consequences of monistic Marxism. Sometime they will find and apprehend from it a harmonious STRUCTURAL beginning of the EQUALLY NECESSARY four spheres of social reproduction and appropriate, harmonious, instead of antagonistic, FOUR SPHERE CLASSES of the POPULATION, including children. Sphere classes of the population and their harmony is not Marxism but conclusion of Tetrasociology (http://www.peacefromharmony.org/?cat=en_c&key=145 ) from four spheres of Marxism.

 

Your news  especially is pleasant  me, what still in 2003 I published, and in 2004 brought in Beijing o­n the IIS Sociological Congress a small, strange o­n the first look, article with title "Communist Multi-Party of China" (http://www.peacefromharmony.org/?cat=en_c&key=166 ) (to act with it to me have not given by the plausible pretexts), in which I wrote about a theoretical opportunity of PEACE transition from Communist dictatorship and totalitarianism, through a stage of Communist Multi-Party, to a SPHERE HARMONIOUS SOCIETY of an INFORMATION CIVILIZATION. Similar in 1989 I offered and for Communist Party of the USSR, that it rejected and was lost together with its USSR, to give place to, as now write in our newspapers, "marauding, oligarchic, corruption, gangster, antiliberal" etc. capitalism, i.e. we were rejected to middle of the 19^th century o­n quality of the socio economic development. Chinese Communist Party is wiser than Soviet (more precisely - Russian) and it (CCP) could understand, in what strategic direction (in direction to harmony) it is necessary to use the own powerful organizational resource, instead of to destroy its, o­n - silly, "to the basis".It is a way to harmony from communism, which can be an example for movement to harmony from capitalism.

 

Global vector of social evolution last two decades is expressed so: "Harmony of diversity instead of dictatorships, monopolies, oligarchy, fascism, o­ne-polarity and other social o­ne-dimensionality as disharmony". It is the modern positive alternative and response to global challenges.

Leo

October 29, 2006

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Congratulations o­n Global Harmony Day, June 21

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Reimon Bachika and Leo Semashko