Showing posts with label change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label change. Show all posts

Friday, 1 April 2011

Introduction to the Society

CREATING CHANGE 


Change is not easy.  In almost all situations, it is easier to start from a blank page than it is to change what already exists.  Sometimes, change is easier, such as editing a manuscript, or walking a different way to work.  But changes such as getting a new job, correcting a mistake you have made on a painting, or adjusting your attitude to the people around you are much harder to impliment.  If we could start again, it would be easier.  Getting a new job feels more urgent if you come from unemployment and you are determined to gain funds. If you have a job already many people lose the motivation to climb to the next rung, and end up not progressing anywhere.   

But these situations aside, the change we are looking at here is one of the entire society we live in.  We look at the ways that our society could be changed, with much time and effort.  After this, we regard the ways that our society could reach the -same- level, but by starting from scratch.  The difference between the two is the real focus, and hopefully the real eye-opener.  

In all of the ideas presented on this site, the inspiration will have come from various areas of life, and of the world.  The fundamentals come from the answer to a simple question: the real _reason_ why we are here, alive, on this earth.  I doubt anyone will have a definitive, unwavering answer anytime soon, but there are some suggested answers here which make the most logical and rational sense to me.  These answers are the backbone behind the Society plan as a whole, and are the key to understanding the method behind the 'madness' that will be some of the future posts.  

I only ask that you, the reader, take the information here with an open mind, and be aware that you are not in any way obliged to read this.  There are many internet pages, and your time is valuable.  

That said, I still hope you enjoy it. 

Welcome to the Society