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The One Family Movement

The One Family Movement

Jay Deva

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Editorial:
Henry Wilson
Año de edición:
2019
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Antropología
ISBN:
9780966722345
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IMAGINE how pleasant our whole world could be−­Our families, communities, and our Earth−If our societies were managed responsibly.Humanity has everything we need to bring forthWorld Peace and humanitarian societies−Of equality, stability, and great comfort.We can correct the mismanagement of our societiesBy consciously uniting as One Worldwide Family. By remembering our common identityAs fellow members of One Human FamilyWe can transcend elitists, who conquer and divide,To heal world-relationships, and better our lives. Take part in the new movement to establish world peace−and environmentally sustainable humanitarian societies. Together, using modern communications, humanity can cooperatively create a caring world of nonviolence, equality, stability, comfort, and abundance for all people.Humanity already possesses all the knowledge, communications capabilities, technologies, and resources needed to establish world peace and ethical, abundant societies. But these assets are not being properly used by elitists who control our world. The results of this mismanagement are war, violence, poverty, homelessness, crime, and environmental devastation.The One Family Movement is a complete, practical plan that the people  of our worldwide human family can use to rapidly overcome the corruption and irresponsible mismanagement that are keeping our world from reaching its true potential.To discover the exact causes of the problems that afflict our world societies−and lasting solutions−anthropological scholar and author Jay Deva has dedicated decades to extensive world peace research. Drawing also from the work of exceptional scholars, humanitarians, scientists, and activists, the resulting One Family plan consists of three phases.PHASE ONE: is the communication period−to share and popularize the One Family plan and principles.PHASE TWO: To transcend corrupt and misguided elitist governments, the people of our united human family cooperatively create and adopt new humanitarian One Family systems, such as the shared essentials policy, the non-essentials credits system, Regional and Local One Family Councils, and others.PHASE THREE is a new beginning−of harmony and environmental sustainability−for our worldwide human family.Join the growing worldwide alliance that can accomplish this quantum leap for humankind−and save our planet.We are all members of One Family. Welcome home.www.onefamilymovement.com 3

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