by Dr. Joe Dispenza
“All human beings need spiritual commitment. Otherwise they become counting machines and believe that every aspect of nature is no more than an instrument that can be operated, mended, or replaced.” – Sir James Goldsmith
As a global community, what’s happened in the last year or two demonstrates that we are in the midst of massive global change, a change that is calling upon us to evolve the way we live. What is evident from the global upheaval is that we can no longer rely on governments to take care of their people. Not only are governments breaking down, but so too are economies, education, journalism, religion and the medical model, whose treatments for diseases have become somewhat antiquated. No longer can we rely on any individual such as a priest, a governor, a president, a teacher, or a doctor to solve our problems. Instead, we have to figure out new ways to socially interact.
When you look at the world through this lens, what quickly becomes evident is that the more we can develop community— a group of individuals who share the same level of consciousness, the same interest in personal evolution and development, and the same desire to become less reliant on all those external agencies—the more a new consciousness emerges. From the cell to the human being, it’s no longer about survival of the fittest, it’s about the cooperation of the community—and healthy communities are made up of healthy people.