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Statistics don’t say much, actions do

Today I received a notification from Researchgate that my open access articles had reached the milestone of 8000 reads. I am grateful for the people that have trusted me enough to download one or more papers, hopefully for their benefit and inspiration. I have only been active on this platform for little time and it contains only a few papers.

My publishing activities have two purposes. The first is to clarify my own mind by unraveling the complexity of what I am experiencing by challenging existing norms with my own innovative ideas. The second is to share these experiences with the world, hoping that people get inspired to do something with it.

In 1996 I published my first book. It was in Spanish and devoted to the world of information technologies that was in the intense phase of transforming from analogue to digital. Today we can see the effects of the digitization in our homes and handheld telephones. Back then the different media had their own platforms and dedicated organizations behind each. The booklet was small and distributed through a leading national computer science magazine in Spain. 17.000 copies had been printed. It was so in demand that another 3000 were needed afterwards. It had been a voluntary exercise with no money involved, just a lot of time and energy, a goodbye exersize of my job as general manager at a large multinational.

My second book was in Dutch and self published in the Netherlands in 2005. It was about entrepreneurship in the 21st century. About 3000 were sold and distributed through my own efforts of populating the podia of business communities. It opened the doors of a large publisher that asked me to rewrite it into a special and enhanced version. This time over 6000 were sold, allowing me to do consultancy work. It also opened the doors of Nyenrode Business University for guest lectures and intense intellectual discussions about Business and Spirituality. An English version was written but I could not find a publisher for the international market. It has been collecting dust ever since, unfortunately.

It all together had made me aware of the need to develop the society of the 21st century. Subsequently I published a series of ideological books, first in Dutch, that were less successful, simply because they covered topics no-one had ever heard of. They were indeed necessary for me to learn to understand myself and clarify my own inner processes. These limited editions however did open doors again for me to enter a dialogue with a large diversity of people. They became the basis of working on Sustainocracy as a society model and the STIR foundation (2009) to research its introduction and implementation.

When this developed into the AiREAS cooperative for air quality and health; I again agreed with all partners to publish our experiences for worldwide usage. This time I did find a publisher. Both the books together have now reached over 44.000 downloads (17.000 and 27.000 respectively, since 2016). Despite this success there have been little consults from abroad to work out the AiREAS or Sustainocracy methods elsewhere. Actions to do so have still been limited to my own.

This shows that statistics do not say much. Actions that result from them, do. It is nice for my ego maybe to realize that it all starts summing up to about 80.000 reads. But when I look at the state that the world is in today, the toughness of breaking the old comfort zones and difficulty to activate or even inspire others, it all together is only a drop of water on a hot plate. I only can hope that it is seed material that eventually will show a new intellectual, responsible, ethical, action driven mentality prosper around the world for the benefit of humankind, our planet and our future generations.

The transformation of our human systems into a flat worldwide network of participation, one global nation

We are living an historical era of transformation of human systems. A single global human nation is emerging that is not based on political financial hierarchies of interests but shared responsibilities for sustainable human wellness and progress. I called this system “a sustainocracy” (sustainable human progress and a real time democracy).

When a few thousand years ago someone started to claim ownership over common resources such as land, a well, a river passage, etc, he or she began to ask for favors (taxes) from others that wanted to make use of these resources. A hierarchy of power and dependence was born that could be used and misused for the benefit of those who started to refer to themselves as “the elite”. Gradually this became the basis of a global human system of individual interests that developed into political, religious and financial hierarchies that use and abuse humankind and our planet for their self interest. Humankind reacted through uprise demanding human rights that further developed the dependence and layers of power. Meanwhile our planet was depleted of resources, polluted and destroyed of its living essentials. Today we realize that it is this human system of use and abuse is dangerous, obsolete and artificially upholding itself through manipulation, wars, suppression and crime at the expense of huge human suffering.

Participation society

Digitalization has brought us a technologically based human network based on equality and shared benefits, a new ecosystem in interhuman relationships. People are gradually engaging directly with the laws of nature (the true significance of eco-nomy) and the meaning of universal ethics and morality. The elites are pushed aside and can be potentially criminalized for their abuse, or challenged to start contributing via authentic expertise. Related institutions that had an elitaire status, are forced to abandon their hegemony and present themselves with authentic expertise at the service of humankind and our planetary wellness. The “masses” cluster themselves around real time democracies based on the shared responsibility for the core essential values for human wellness and sustainable progress. A network of such clusters becomes a new human reality that abandons the competitive political arena of interests and engages in the participation society of shared responsibilities and wellness.

Gradually the global welfare differences are abolished through shared support and regional development by applying all the technological and academic know how accumulated over time. Global interaction between human clusters is based on authenticity, respect, equality and sharing our responsibilities expressed through the core natural and human values. All people are valued equally and respected for their contribution to the common good. Those who try to misuse, harm or abuse this open space are punished by a newly established commons and behavioral guidance. Leadership is performed by the core natural human values and anyone can deploy activities and cluster human participation for the benefit of all. Education develops around the column of personal values, helping individuals to reach levels of energetic resonance based on their own authenticity, equality, respect, trustworthiness and 4 x WIN engagement.

Digital horizontal global community of all citizens together without hierarchies

Indigenous people in different parts of the world have already united in their own digital nations. Recognizing and valuing the diversity of human cultures is essential to develop clusters in our global human network based on authenticity and equality. We can cluster around regional regenerative food self sufficiency and fulfillment of our basic needs. We can cluster around certain specializations, services or activities for the benefit of humankind. We can also cluster around prioritized activities that are needed to recover of develop our core human values. The clustering is dynamic, based on sharing the values that are created and developing wellness based on engagement, creativity and adaptiveness. Clusters should be inclusive, never exclusive, values driven and sharing.

Music as healing therapy has to be part of our Health Valley regional development philosophy.

In this German documentary the relevance of musical science for therapy and healing but also for the early development of babies and children is explained. Within the ideology of Sustainocracy music is the basic energetic means that brings matter alive. Some of this has been described in the posts on the Secrets of Life.

The documentary (in German) can be watched here. For us it is yet another essential element in our Society for Tomorrow and the Health Valley regional development.

https://www.3sat.de/wissen/wissenschaftsdoku/210913-sendung-wido-100.html#autoplay=true