In developed countries, globalization is already unpopular:

The right – defend the economy and the trade industry from foreign products.

The left – support unions, which see international competition as an unemployment threat, and imported goods and immigrants bring about lower wages.

Since the parties seek electoral votes, they start showing dissent toward globalization, multinational corporations and international banks. Antiglobalism appears, a movement toward the resurgence of the nation and against international goods and immigrants. This process results in fascism and Nazism, just like it had emerged in early 20th century Germany.

My Current Mood: anxious

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You know, I’m a member of the Club of Budapest, which was allegedly created as continuation of the Club of Rome.
So, the founder of the Club of Rome, Aurelio Peccei, wrote that humanity’s problem, in this stage of its evolution, doesn’t lie in the oncoming crisis but in changing human consciousness. The world changes – we don’t. Therefore, the source of the crisis is inside us – not outside.
What’s your opinion?

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Recently I’ve discovered that people are increasingly realizing civilization’s movement toward self-destruction. But at the same time, the impossibility to prevent this process is being revealed. The general crisis in all facets of human life does not leave hope for a good future.

Kabbalah says that this is the best possible state for humanity, because it will give birth to a new civilization, one that will be based on a completely different mindset and perception of reality.

Humanity’s transition from our state into the new one is possible through:
– destruction of the old and birth of the new – which is painful and long,
or
– recognizing the necessity of such a transition, to organize it ourselves.

Kabbalah tells us about the second path. However, its realization is possible only through its recognition and acceptance by the majority of our planet’s inhabitants.

What do you think, is it possible?

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