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The New Renaissance

...from the back of a brochure entitled The New Renaissance, What It Is and How It Happened, dated November 2, 2004 in a probable reality a blink away...

Some of the things we feel contributed to the New Renaissance:

— Three key members of the American Medical Association achieved enlightenment and realized all dis-ease and degeneration was caused by the mind. Billions of research dollars previously allocated to find causes and cures got transferred from biological laboratories into think tanks and educational facilities (hospitals) to teach everyone how to easily achieve and maintain bodily health and vibrancy.

— Major corporations went through a transformation from business machines to living ecological systems wherein individual empowerment and creativity became the most valuable asset, therefore care and support for these the highest priority. This wave included the media. A widespread media transformation occurred, the likes of which humanity had never seen before— positivity became the focus, celebrating the glory of life, the individual, and the human family world-wide.

— All defense dollars were channeled into providing necessities for all peoples. Food was distributed across the globe and everyone became entitled to housing and utilities simply because they were alive and breathing. Many previously unemployed people or people who felt unfulfilled at their jobs began to feel the fulfillment of building new ecologically sound housing and irrigation canals, etc., where needed. Human creative resources exponentially exploded since people were no longer focused upon survival or "getting by." New means of harnessing unlimited free energy became widespread, as well as new building materials and building methods that surpassed the highest expectations of the day.

With health, vibrancy of body, freedom of individuality and creativity unleashed, and basic necessities of life taken care of, people no longer felt the need to deny themselves their dreams. This became the flowering of humanity we call the beginning of the New Renaissance.

The need to control others faded into the past as people explored new channels for creativity and blossomed into lives they previously hadn't even dared to dream of. Governments returned to minimal guidance and networking systems run by volunteers who felt inspired to do so. Individual empowerment and creativity swept the world like a wildfire. Resources were gladly put toward beneficial arts and technologies.

The New Renaissance was a natural result.

Nov. 2, 2004
Beth Shearon
Spark of Creativity Researcher and Reporter (my natural "R & R")