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In some parts of the world, the
month of March marks the beginning of spring. Buds can be seen forming on
trees, and crocuses pushing their way through the soil that lay dormant
and lifeless all winter. Triggered by the warmth of the sunlight the buds
unfold into the silvery forms of pussy willows, or blossoms later on, or
into countless forms of leaves. This 'magic' unfolds according to timeless
universal principles that we but faintly understand, which are greater
than ourselves, but which we represent in our being. We have learned to
utilize these physical and biological principles to enrich our world. We
have also learned that above the biosphere lies another sphere that is
equally rich in universal principles. These are principles that we cannot
see, that we can only experience. And we have experienced them. We have
built our civilization thereon. We have also experienced, that as we move
away from these principles and reject and mock them with the arrogance of
blind will or force, our civilization disintegrates and people perish.
All of this is ancient
knowledge, which is reflected in the very earliest allegories and civilization
texts. Among the most profound of these texts is the Mosaic Decalogue, the
statement of the so-called ten commandment of God. In essence, the
original version of the Decalogue is a statement of universal principles
without which a society cannot survive and prosper, such as the directive
not to murder, steal, lie, deceive, enslave, etc.. It opens with a summary
declaration that urges society to respect these principles that are
essential to its existence. In this sense the First Commandment is
basically an invitation to humanity to engage itself in the discovery and
utilization of these types of universal principles that support and uplift
civilization, since the highest concept of
a (monotheistic) God is,
that God is divine Principle.
Thus, without referring to
religion at all we cannot ignore the great truth that have once been
recognized in ancient times, that civilization rests on certain universal
principles, which, when utilized set the stage for a new renaissance, and
when rejected and denied set the stage for the self-destruction of
society. When the latter course has been chosen, no God or power in the
universe can prevent us from reaping the consequences of our pursuits. In
a nuclear armed world, this means nuclear war. However, what no God can
prevent, nor any power in the universe, we can prevent, by refocusing on
the universal principles of human civilization. It is as simple and as
challenging as that....
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Supplemental:
In Search for Universal Love
A
few examples of an exploration
with 28 stories
from the series of five novels,
The Lodging for the Rose
by Rolf Witzsche
|| Shadow in the Night ||
are we really safe from nuclear attacks?
|| Empty People ||
when education becomes 'destroyed'
|| The Hydrology of Poyang
Hu ||
how America became poisoned
||
For
the Sake of Truth ||
humanity needs to stand up for truth
All
Stories
The
Lodging for the Rose
A series of five novels
on universal love by Rolf Witzsche
Brighter
than the Sun.
A novel by Rolf
Witzsche exploring the impact of a single (accidental) nuclear attract
Humanity, A
City of Light
Peace
A
Nuclear War
Humanity
needs Peace, not War, to survive
Links to
referenced pages
March
1, 2003 Canada's Prime Minister
speaking for a world of sovereign nations
I
was pleased to hear this
letter to the members of the Parliament of Canada
Canada, the gateway between Europe
and Asia, and the Americas,
Canada needs Peace and worldwide economic development
"An
Age of Northeast Asia Begins: A New Takeoff Toward an Age of Peace and
Prosperity."
an endorsement in principle of LaRouche's Eurasian Land-Bridge policy
In
support of the Middle East and
Russia
An
honorary reception at the Kuwait
National Day Celebration
"AFTER
BAGHDAD, BEIJING."
Links
The
president's real goal in Iraq:
The
official story on Iraq has never made sense. The pieces just didn't fit.
Something else had to be going on; something was missing.
Is
Iran Next? This Senate Resolution, Suggests It May Be:
Weapons
of Mass Destruction Not in Iraq, but in Anniston, Ala., USA
LaRouche's
addresses and interviews
to
tell the truth about American Imperialism
LaRouche
Intervention
Economics
LaRouche's
Eurasian Land-Bridge policy
LaRouche's New Bretton Woods policy proposal
a bridge for peace and the survival of civilization
LaRouche in
Public
interview with Jeff
Rense
interview on the Stockwell Radio show
town
meeting in Arkansas
National Black Caucus
The
Lyndon LaRouche State of the Union address
of 2003, and website links.
Editorial
to end the Cold War
Theatre Nuclear
Planning document for Iraq
the horrendous the dimension of
the nuclear threat
triple
curve of today's financial disintegration, and the drive for war.
genocide
for profit (case Argentina).
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