TRIBAL → LOCAL → NATIONAL → GLOBAL → UNIVERSAL

TRIBAL → LOCAL → NATIONAL → GLOBAL → UNIVERSAL

In the early years of human history, population groups were much smaller and scattered around different parts of the world. However, when these small tribes came into contact with each other, there would arise the inevitable ‘conflicts of interest’ over food, hunting territory, etc. If avoidance was not possible, they would have to make a choice.

If one group was significantly larger and more powerful than the other, often the smaller one would receive a simple ultimatum – ‘join us or die’. Or the more dominant powerful group might simply decide to enslave the weaker group. If they were equally matched, then both sides would be more inclined to come to some kind of arrangement. To go to war would result in them both losing out.

The life lesson here; safety in numbers. A tribe would have a greater chance of surviving and prospering if it increases its numbers while also maintaining an ability to feed and protect its members.

This ‘survival instinct’ (encouraged by LIFE) inevitably leads to an increase in population numbers, which leads to the development of larger civilizations: Mesopotamia, Chinese Dynasties, Egypt, Greek, Roman, etc. And this in turn leads to larger conflicts…and some new alliances.

TRIBAL → LOCAL → NATIONAL → GLOBAL → UNIVERSAL

With the steady increase in population, local civilisations, empires and dynasties begin to emerge. Inevitably they too would face the same ‘conflicted interests’ and therefore have to make the same decision as those before them; unite and work together…or go to war. Some united. Others went to war.

Eventually, many local conflicts and territorial disputes would be resolved by a new ‘National’ model which united the interests of the different parties. In each country today, this path towards ‘national unity’ occurred due to royal decree, legal constitution or civil war between the different factions.

These transitions have ultimately led to the formation of the current National Governments that exist today.

TRIBAL → LOCAL → NATIONAL → GLOBAL → UNIVERSAL

With the dawn of the industrial age and revolutionary advances in science, global human population began to rapidly increase. However, political and economic competition between countries remained unchanged and simply intensified. This aggressive competition and self-interest eventually took its toll. After two World Wars, millions were killed. The ‘League of Nations’ (above photo) and ‘United Nations’ failed to make any difference.

Even after such global devastation, we have still not yet learned our most important lesson; that we need to work together as ONE PEOPLE to solve our problems. We continue to compete AGAINST each other, and as a result, the global problems are becoming ever more dangerous.

Climate Change, Food Shortages, Global Economic Recessions, Corrupt Governments, Rogue Security Agencies, Military Industrial Complex, Increasing Nuclear Threats, Bio-Weapon Expansion, Artificial Intelligence Technology Concerns, etc. Every one of these factors poses a threat to the stability and safety of global society today.

To transition to a globally safe world, it is vital that we transition to a globally unified world. When we show our support for one another by choosing to work together as a people towards our common good, only then are we truly on the SAME TEAM and capable of real peace and progress.

TRIBAL → LOCAL → NATIONAL → GLOBAL → UNIVERSAL

We are in this transition phase now – moving from National to Global.

With the arrival of the internet and true international communication, we are now a globally connected world. We need to use that global connectivity to unite as a people. This will enable us to complete the transition towards global unity before the stress factors of a nationally competitive system escalate out of control.

Historically – National Government or ‘national unity’ allowed Local Communities to overcome their conflicted interests. Global unity is now necessary to help National Government’s overcome their conflicted interests too.

This next transitional step is also very important for one key reason; it will be the first time in our history that we are now ‘psychologically united’ as a people. Instead of competing against each other, humanity will make a commitment to work together as a people towards the same shared goals. This will allow us to transition to a more intelligent system based on global cooperation which benefits all countries.

TRIBAL → LOCAL → NATIONAL → GLOBAL → UNIVERSAL

The story continues…

Once humanity has proven that it has the necessary maturity to truly work together as a people, then there will no longer be any limitations (economic or otherwise) holding it back. As a result, it will phenomenally improve all sectors of global society!

Through unity, cooperation and the open sharing of knowledge and resources, humanity will successfully achieve many breakthroughs in all scientific fields. This will include discoveries which allow it to develop technologies for advanced space travel and exploration.

LIFE is ‘innately’ intelligent. It has its own set of inbuilt rules or safeguards. One of those rules is, that no species be allowed to have any significant impact on life beyond its own solar system until it has sufficiently matured in wisdom and intelligence.