The New Breed : The Next Generation of World Changers

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There's been so much talk lately about the current time of change, the shifting paradigms, and the various "movements" that are working toward a better, more sustainable, more enlightened world. It's really exciting and uplifting to see this awareness spreading like wildfire across the globe! I don't run into anyone who says the system or the way things are right now is great. Everyone is dissatisfied. We all want some kind of change. Every single person would love to see the world become the happiest place in the universe. The New Jerusalem, the Promised Land, ...Heaven on Earth.

But if that's the case, why isn't the world shuddering under the magnitude of our drive toward a better world? Perhaps ... because we don't know what Heaven looks like yet. Or at least we don't AGREE on what it should look like.

Everyone is rushing up the mountain as fast as they can, hoping and praying that the glorified, unified world awaits us at the top. And it does. But all these different movements are rushing up different sides of the mountain, different paths. On one side, you’ve got the Conspiracy Movement led by Alex Jones with his megaphone, all charging up like warriors to knock the “king of the mountain” off his perch. Just around the corner are the Tea Party people who agree that there is a better world up there but they are being led by the Corporate Pied Pipers who turn their rage against the other people rushing up the mountain instead of urging forward just to get there. On the other side, there’s a path where the Zeitgeist Movement is urging us forward toward technology and logical ways to solve the problems of resources and basic needs. Just to the side of them is a group of Evolvers made up of contemporary shamans, hippies, gurus, and space cadets who know that the top of the mountain is really inside us all anyway but we want to meet everyone up there just the same.

And as these different groups go hurtling toward the peak, toward the Promised Land, they think their own path is the best and straightest and why can’t those other fools figure out that they’re headed the wrong direction??

But remember, friends. The Mountain only has one peak. We’re ALL headed to the same place. It’s all merging into something beautiful and complete and altogether perfect. But the more we push each other off the path, the longer it takes for us all to get there.

If we’re going to get there, the way is together. Nature doesn’t waste anything. That means we can’t either. No one gets left out. Those bankers following the beast of greed into the swamp are just as important human beings as the gentle hipster with his hash pipe promoting expanded consciousness. Each of us has something to offer. We cannot, I believe, construct a better world without first getting rid of all the things that separate us. Evolvers have to embrace the Zeitgeist Movement. Both need to embrace the Conspiracy Movement. Crazy as they seem to some, and despite their methods, the InfoWarriors are true counter-cultural warriors. They’re out there protesting and yelling into megaphones and calling for the system to crumble. They just need their John Lennon to step forward and say “Hey. It’s gonna be alright.”

We can’t ignore the “other movements” because we think WE’ve got the special formula for Heaven. It hasn’t worked for religions trying to save the world, it didn’t work for the revolutionaries of the turn of the century or the 60s… and it won’t work now. It takes US ALL to get there, brothers and sisters, can I get an Amen?! ;-)

The reality is that this thing takes work. It takes work in terms of sustainable practices and green living and all that, sure. But the REAL WORK, the difficult alchemy, is the work in setting aside your sense of right, your cherished ego that loves to be right and loves to be the savior of the others who "just don’t get it.” But let’s be real here. That ego just draws those lines in the sand and creates division and strife. The work is getting your head right so you can work alongside ANY of these different groups or movements or paths to create an infinite blossoming of unstoppable progression towards unity. Weapons of Mass Creation. Hoping only to "will" the transformation, via expanded consciousness and vision questing on your own, without being willing to come down from the trip and actually shovel the shit out of our collective front lawn, seems to produce a diffusion of the revolutionary energy. There's no traction with reality in this case and, as we saw with the fizzling of "flower power" in the 1960s, the movement falls off the horse.

If the hippies taught us anything, perhaps we can gather that when you bliss out and retreat from the human or 'mundane' world, those heavy boots that seek to control and start conflict just march right over you, no matter how pure your light and love may have been. The flower wilts and the free love turns bitter. As the Buddha taught, there must always be a middle way sought. Balance. 'No waste' means nothing (and no one) is left out. We have to work with everyone. All faiths. All groups. Those soldiers and bankers too.

The 1960s was a stand-off between the flower children and the soldiers. And, let’s be honest, only one side had guns. I think the modern revolution needs a synthesis of the two sides of the coin. (Not meaning guns, by the way.) We have to get the materialists to open up to psychic realities, sure. But perhaps we need to get the psychonauts to keep their feet on the ground now and then too, eh? The new Aeon, so to speak, is going to require a well-balanced new breed, I would imagine. Not materialist thugs, nor hippy-dippy gurus. Rather a generation of warrior-priests with a tech edge. Knowledge of how to maintain and preserve the physical world responsibly and abundantly while enjoying the sacredness in each moment and the (inevitable) expanding human consciousness that will blossom as a result.

I say co-opt just about every paradigm driving for change that's out there. Instead of drawing lines in the sand, I say we find the best, most workable parts of each "movement" and fit them together. This isn't compromise, in my opinion, since we all intuitively know that it all has to come together as One anyway eventually, right? Don’t name the movement, not any movement. Just move.

Imagine what the New Breed might be like? The generation that embraces our unity and the sacredness of life but knows how to stand up to that which oppresses it. Sacred Warriors that don't fight one another, but stand in defense of the Mountain itself. Those that know how to use the best of science, technology, religion, spirituality, mind, matter, and heart in synthesis... in beautiful harmony to guide all paths to the glorious peak where the party awaits.

If the Evolvers are to truly consider themselves emissaries of a new world, the diplomats of a new consciousness, then we have to be able to work in all circles, with all peoples and groups. Set aside that beautiful ego of yours (yes, the one that contains the glorious vision of utopia you saw in the DMT realm) and hear what other living, breathing human beings want. What are we all working for? And, most importantly, what are the commonalities and similarities? (Not the differences, silly.)

We're one world, one species, one people, one mind. We have to be well-rounded about this. We have to be willing to set aside what we think is right in order to meet others on their path. We all have to get to the top of the mountain together. Anyone and everyone who wants to throw off this crusty, out-dated system we're in and create something new should be looking for similarities, rather than differences. We all know it must change. Let's all just work together on HOW it can change, eh?

There’s a party waiting at the top of the mountain, friends. It only starts when everyone gets there. And damnit, I’m ready to party so let’s work together! Haha!

Onward into the Transformation, shall we? ;)

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nice...

...the conservatives have a group meme that is sometimes referred to as the 'shining city on the hill'... they basically mean conservative america, in an idealized, mythologized way. If I understand it correctly (and I am more then open to correction), they seem to think they will purify our culture, and there would be the shining city, an example of capitalism and christianity at its finest, a city of puritan, creative, hard-working christian soldiers, an example so powerful, that all others in the world would be inspired...

radical muslims have there own similar vision, a world purified under the law of Mohamed...

Both have far more in common with each other than different. But they see it as a war, a dichotomy. There can be no option other than defeating ALL other memes.

Oddly enough, I can see the beauty in there dreams, much as I would probably be one of the first to be cast out of the city, down to the foot of the hill with all the other enemy corpses. But they have a dream, it is real to them. If it is possible to see the world from their viewpoint, it is impossible not to see that beauty. In fact, without grasping the beauty of their dream, no matter how distorted there world may or may not be, it is impossible to truly understand them. And to choose to not understand a thing, is to give it a certain power over you.

To truly know someone else is to understand that inner dream. To understand that inner dream is to be able to feel their passion, their joy, their life-force. Having understood that, it is impossible not to love them.

Sadly it seems, this is the last thing that most want to do.

Thanks

So true, Brock. What would the world be like if everyone got what they wanted? If everyone got their way? I mean, if we take out just the part in religious dogma that says others must convert or forever be damned (wrong), I think we'd see that almost every religion is correct and in complete similarity and agreement with one another.

Let's imagine (and bring about) a world where Christ's love reigns down in showers on everyone. Where the children of Allah achieve a glorious peace and righteousness across the land. Where the forest people are connected deeply with the natural world and the earth. Where war is a thing of the past because this... this is Heaven now. The chosen people return to Zion. All sins are forgiven and we are all free to live in harmony. There is no work or toil, only joy and imagination.

Only one thing standing in the way of all those ideals coalescing into the Promised Land. Division. No more lines in the sand. No more division of any kind. Only Unity. Only Heaven.

climbing the mountain

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NIlawTy6gM&feature=related
I am glad you turned your post into this blog:) This video is what it is.

why not?

there are less why's and more why nots to be asked about unifying different groups and our resources towards the change. I admit, the party is gonna be a little weird up on that mountain, and not everyone is gonna be playing nice. But I like the idea of inspiration that Ogg proposes. It is so easy to criticize , deconstruct, and debunk any movement and much more hard to inspire people to be open. Radical Activism has great attributes, but ultimately a society based on these values will create the same kind of control that it is trying to usurp.(opinion)

thanks

Yeah I agree, Pamela. Division is easy. It's easy to tear something down. Go to the "dark side"? :) But to construct, to unify, to make something work and to actually make it sing... that's human. That's our greater potential. Construction/Creation.

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Thanks, Fluidity, you make some great points. I should clarify that I wasn't meaning to leave out the monumental victories won in the 60s or suggest that the whole era was a love-fest. I was more pointing to the cultural repercussions in retrospect, from our current time and situation. I was more talking about what the movement left us. With a sense of defeat and bitterness that free love and flower power didn't wash over the land and bring about peace on earth like everyone thought, and truly believed, it would.

The fallout of the 60s, which Dr Leary later described as a three-decade long stand-off between the 50s and the 60s. has been a crazy chaotic swarming of culture and ideas. The duality presented in the image of the free-loving hippie and the vietnam soldier has permanently imprinted on us. And now we look around and, shit man, it looks like it was the war side that won. We're still invading other countries, causing mass murder, we've even declared war on the earth! Something failed.
That's the way it seems, at least.

But the duality taught us this important lesson: Ultimate duality (where you're either with the love side or the death side) cannot and will not bring the peace we're looking for. Republicans and Democrats are not going to get anything done simply because they've drawn a line in the sand that dulls their common sense. We can't be hooligans and we can't be thugs and we can't sit around projecting love without being willing to stand up for that love. To work to openly sow the seeds of sustainability, equality, bliss, fairness, and gratitude.

Those two sides collided and exploded during the summer of love. And the fallout has been a kind of chaos that's been slowly gelling. Turn that up to 911 degrees Fahrenheit and it really starts to cook...

I say diversity is wonderful and that is to be expressed by each individual, but if we don't get together and form some kind of workable center that connects our common basic needs and values, we're going to keep waging these cultural civil wars of one side versus the other. Where no one can't win or get anywhere because things stagnate.

Stalemate.
And that really spoils the fun, eh? =)

Can you get an Amen? Yes,

Can you get an Amen? Yes, Amen!

We all need to set our EGOS aside and work together. We need to stop worrying so much about being "right."

Yes, I have had spiritual experiences that were wonderful and beautiful. I've seen and spoken to my spirit guides. I've had out-of-body experiences. I have been suspended in realms of golden light. About 15 years ago, I was taken on a little trip to the 4th dimension, and that was years before I ever heard the term "4th dimension." All of that happened while I was sober. However, I've also had profound experiences while under psychedelics.

But so fucking what? The vast majority of people in the world have never even had a "spiritual experience"! And in case anyone hasn't noticed, there are millions of people starving to death even while we have enough food to feed the world! What kind of crap is that?

These are the four main things that everybody needs, regardless of if they're "spiritual" or not:

1. Food
2. Clothing
3. Shelter
4. Freedom

Enough said.

Does everybody here like food? Does everybody agree that having food to eat is a good thing? Is there anybody here who DOESN'T like food, or who doesn't think that other people should have food? NO? All-right then, what's the problem and what the Hell are we arguing about??? And why can't we get anything DONE?

Is there a God? Is there no God? Are there many Gods? Is God inside my butt? Once I find God, will I then be able to pull my head out of my butt? Once my head is out of my butt, will God come out of my butt too?

I'm sick and tired of this already. I'm ready to do something useful for a change.

Just my opinion. :)

haha!

"Is there a God? Is there no God? Are there many Gods? Is God inside my butt? Once I find God, will I then be able to pull my head out of my butt? Once my head is out of my butt, will God come out of my butt too?"

Love that. It really is a silly debate when you think about it. Anyone who has to defend his/her notion of God hasn't quite figured it out yet, imo. Once you really and truly find it, you are content. Or at least that's what I'd expect from "god" anyway. :)

Thanks, Broadie, for the comments!

Yes, thank you, from a

Yes, thank you, from a person who thinks god really is probably inside your butt.

“An invasion of armies can be resisted, but not an idea whose time has come.”-Victor Hugo

Ha!

LOL Meg. :)

I didn't have a chance to

I didn't have a chance to read all the comments, so I'm sorry if I'm repeating anything that has already been previously stated. I would personally inquire that one obstacle standing in our way is peoples visions.. We all have an idea of a utopia or a unified people, but since our civilization has not seen that for thousands of years, the notion and thought seems beyond reach, or at least very difficult. Not to be a downer but I think that's the main problem facing this collective movement.. People are so wrapped in our society and government structure that the idea of any civilization not run through capitalism or socialism seems futile, not to mention not everyone gets along.. I don't think everyone is mature to think this way quite yet, but I have a very good, and frankly exciting feeling that that will be over before we even known it..

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