Copenhagen 6

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Comment by Paul Bennett on January 24, 2010 at 4:04pm

Dear Ervin, Thank you for sharing with us the latest insights regarding the Copenhagen situation. It gives me hope to hear your words regarding the Global Crisis and the shift that is happening that is resulting in a critical mass forming towards implementing change. I believe its the corporations and world banks, and the monetary system which is preventing the world from breaking free from the natural leanings towards solving the worlds problems. I believe it that is is down to these organisations to realise that the solutions will be met once we address the inherent greed that lies at the heart of these systems. For as long as they exist, politicians will always be reduced to mere puppets, that are generally acting within outdated frameworks that clearly no longer serve the global communities. We are more aware now, people are awakening to the truth everywhere and this needs to be respected... Keep up the great work, by keeping us well informed. Lets hope the people get well organized and that a collective vision can be clearly shared soon....

Comment by Kingsley Dennis on January 6, 2010 at 5:54pm

Crisis ´trigger points´may in fact serve as energetic periods for enforced change in line with evolutionary needs. In this case, our planeary need for a shift in evolutionary energies. The political talk is all too often about ´How can we tweek small changes in order to continue as business as usual´; where in fact the question(s) should address how we need to adapt our institutions, our ways of life, to a life lived within a fundamentally changing world... To begin, we need to start asking the right questions.... Thank You Ervin