My Biggest Hope That We're Going To

Our Power Is In Our Ability To Decide.

All Of Humanity Now Has The Option To "make It" Successfully And Sustainably, By Virtue Of Our Having Minds, Discovering Principles And Being Able To Employ These Principles To Do More With Less.

The Dark Ages Still Reign Over All Humanity, And The Depth And Persistence Of This Domination Are Only Now Becoming Clear. This Dark Ages Prison Has No Steel Bars, Chains, Or Locks. Instead, It Is Locked By Misorientation And Built Of Misinformation. Caught Up In A Plethora Of Conditioned Reflexes And Driven By The Human Ego, Both Warden And Prisoner Attempt Meagerly To Compete With God. All Are Intractably Skeptical Of What They Do Not Understand. We Are Powerfully Imprisoned In These Dark Ages Simply By The Terms In Which We Have Been Conditioned To Think.

It Is Essential That Anyone Reading This Book Know At The Outset That The Author Is Apolitical. I Was Convinced In 1927 That Humanity's Most Fundamental Survival Problems Could Never Be Solved By Politics.

How Often I Found Where I Should Be Going Only By Setting Out For Somewhere Else.