Kingsley Dennis's Blog (17)

 WorldShift International (WSI) announces the launch of its brand new website. In these critical days our hope is that WSI serves as a portal to information that supports and encourages both an inner-world, and external world shift. Our aim here at WSI is to provide resources that will help to empower individuals in their own…

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It is now apparent to even casual observers that our world is reaching a critical stage. Most of what we see in the daily news reports informs us of dramatic Earth changes as a result of climatic disruptions: earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, volcanic eruptions, etc. We are also witnessing a surge in people protest as decades of corrupt or inefficient social systems are taking their toll. Yet within this outward surge of turmoil and disruption there are other shifts occurring, such as the…

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WorldShift Movement has been founded to invite everyone to actively participate in a positive, global transformation, based upon 'new world' values and ethics, at this critical time in our history. WS M plans to launch a number of global events and campaigns focused on Humanitarian, Animal and Earth rights and will highlight the headline news stories and campaigns which we feel most urgently require compassionate action and active response on a mass scale. WS M is a Movement…

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It is now becoming more evident every day that our global society is experiencing an array of crises that could, through a combination of complex interplay, create some potentially dangerous shifts -- or 'tipping-points' -- for our everyday social lives. On one hand we are nearing a cusp in how we have abused our natural environment through a combination of deliberate human interventions (climatic and environmental pollution; depletion of natural resources; unsustainable population growth;…

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From the Renaissance to the November 2010 G20 Meeting – and how far have we come? Well, we started in the 16th Century by creating a

manifesto for a birth of the new human self with possibilities for

exploring and unveiling creative horizons. This energetic spurt,

however, instead of leading to a new golden age of civilization

eventually morphed into the hungry coal pits of England and the grab for

industrial resources as nations entered the rapid spurt of…

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Various mystics and consciousness researchers have alluded to this by a variety of names; they range from cosmic consciousness, superconsciousness, transpersonal consciousness, integral consciousness,

and more. All these descriptions share a common theme; namely, the rise

of intuition, empathy, greater connectivity to the world and to people,

and a sense of ‘knowing’ about what each given situation demands.

Further, such a form of field (non-local or ‘quantum’)…

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Human thought in the 21^st century needs to work towards a new model that immerses the human being within

a vibrant energetic universe. However, this need not demand that we throw away

what we already have; rather, we can expand upon the tools that have brought us

to our present position. There is an eastern proverb that roughly…

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Analogy Two



Imagine a vehicle as large as a planet that began a voyage an aeon ago.

After generations of voyaging, the mechanics lose all sense of who they

are and where they are going. They begin to grow unhappy with their

condition and say that the notion that they are on a journey in an

enormous vehicle is a myth put forth by the ruling class to disguise its

oppression of the mechanical class. There is a revolution and the

captain is killed. Elated by… Continue

Analogy One





Imagine insects with a life span of two weeks, and then imagine further that they are trying to build up a science about the nature of time and history. Clearly, they cannot build a model on the basis of a few days in summer. So let us endow them with a language and a culture through which they can pass on their… Continue

Here is a very interesting article from 'post-peak oil' writer Richard Heinberg which is posted over at the Post-Carbon Institute blog - titled 'China or the U.S.: Which Will Be the Last Nation Standing?' The article addresses the 'Collapse Gap' between USA and China. In this article Heinberg argues that the USA is less prepared for collapse than China. Some of his points… Continue

Ourworld then, as material and physical as it is, is nevertheless malleable. It can be affected by the strength of one’s own presence, intentions, questioning, and thoughts. Our cosmos is creative, endlessly renewing and replenishing itself. Within this energetic ebb-and-flow we can ‘fix’ourselves (become the ‘attractor’ for the flux around us) by focusing our presence within each moment. Much of how we experience the future, specifically the coming earth changes, will rest upon how we perceive… Continue

The 21st century is the meeting point where the wisdom of ancient

traditions shall find a synthesis with modern science. Our knowledge

systems are converging now to help us synthesize and make use of our

resources, to help us advance and continue forward. It is a reciprocal

process, whereby assisting the cosmos with its evolutionary design we

are given the opportunity to bring ourselves up, as a sentient species,

towards greater knowledge and growth. Humans are a… Continue

Man didn't come into this world for nothing. Man is an extraordinary achievement that has required long and difficult preparation. This achievement is not complete. It would be quite a considerable cosmic disaster if this experiment with man on this earth were to fail, and for this reason much is being done to prevent this experiment from failing - not because man deserves to survive, but because he is really needed.

J.G. Bennett

The difficulty we find ourselves in at the present time is that parallel to the dramatic physical changes we are currently experiencing there is also pressure for a simultaneous mental shift. This is a shift in thinking as least as significant as was the Enlightenment shift from a heliocentric worldview to a humanistic one. The Cartesian view of a mechanistic universe is outdated and incompatible within an evolutionary paradigm. What is required is a total change in our human perception. For… Continue