Science and technological progress without consciousness are endangering our future. We are living at times in which we must collectively become aware of our interconnectedness and of the universal nature of consciousness to safeguard our future. — For centuries, religions have been used by systems of power to subjugate and control the population. During the century of light in Europe, scientists and philosophers exposed the irrationality of dominant Abrahamic religious beliefs.

The sustainable transition requires the acknowledgment and recalibration of deep-rooted collective primal survival impulses. — The global sustainability crisis is caused by primal survival impulses deep-rooted within the collective unconscious and integrated within dominant cultures and social structures. These impulses of domination, accumulation, and conformism drive our nations, global economy, and institutions.

Whitest Island In Asia? #408 Whitest Island in Asia?I've never seen anything like this. It seems like every Western tourist in the world comes to…www.youtube.com As we have seen, that video generated a lot of controversy in Bali. As an independent transdisciplinary researcher and educator on global sustainability, a subject that is also about how we relate to ourselves and one another, I would like to share my views on the subject.

Our mainstream culture often represents the apocalypse as a catastrophic end to our world, but this representation appears to be deeply misleading. Have we inherited a deep, unconscious fear of true knowledge that keeps us collectively in ignorance? The apocalypse has always been presented to us as a catastrophic event marking the end of the world, that is to say as the worst plague that can threaten humanity.

“Don’t Look Up” speaks about our collective incapacity to face the impending global crisis of sustainability and its implications. — “In the psychology of human behavior, denialism is a person’s choice to deny reality as a way to avoid a psychologically uncomfortable truth.” The movie felt like a satire of what I experience in my daily life. I have spent years studying the nature and hidden root cause of human…

The story of Jesus is a perfect example of how stories can be turned into weaponized belief systems designed to disempower and control the masses. — The history of Jesus happened more than 2000 years ago. …

The socio-economic and ecological problems of our times might be caused by major misconceptions at the core of the global economy. — All theories of economics are based on a myth told in every school — that resources are limited and desires unlimited — which implies that: - scarcity is unavoidable - unfulfillment is unavoidable - the purpose of the economy is to keep producing more and more products and services to respond to these…

The ecological emergency is becoming increasingly visible, but are we really understanding its cause well enough when it comes to designing effective solutions? The number of alarms raised by scientists about the ecological emergency is increasing, and so is their intensity. We are now talking more and more about sustainability…

The win-lose game is increasingly unsustainable. It has become a lose-lose game, and we need to design a win-win game. Since the origin of time, life has been defined by the survival of the fittest. Those who lived were able to dominate their environment in order to control and exploit…