The Planeterian Principles

Imagine having a headache. What would you do? Take an aspirin? Massage your palms just beneath your thumbs? Go to sleep? What if the headache is so painful it hurts to breathe, move or even think? Would you go see a doctor? Probably, right? The doctor can basically do two things; mask the pain with medication or identify the root cause and correct it. Like the use of medicine that blocks the pain, Humanity has been conditioned to deny, or ignore, the universally common and unnecessary reality that Human Beings pay to live. We are numb to the fact the world is a byproduct of efforts to steal the natural resources of the planet and do little, if anything, besides taking aspirin, to stop the theft. C Anthony Walk believes the root cause of a world, where, conservatively 50% of the population is materially poor, 42% have no running water, sink or toilet, and war is the foundation for the global economy, is fear of a non-European/non-Christian dominant culture. The idea of dominance is misused when the emphasis should be on the universal themes shared by every culture. Humanity's common values are more than enough to build a new world and new idea of what it means to live. To be alive. To be Human. By addressing the root cause of the pain we clearly see Humanity is evolving. One day Humans will be able to do whatever can be imagined if we are Good, Knowledgeable and Healthy. Humanity is evolving and the standards of previous generations will not apply to the coming ones. In many ways they don't apply now. New standards of acceptable public behavior, acceptable public broadcast content, of what is expected from those elected to represent, legislate and preside. Leadership is changing to demonstrate a broader vision of Human capacity, the idea of a cosmopolitan civilization, and the opportunities awaiting here on Earth and out in the Galaxies. The Planeterian Principles is a book for people who believe there are civilizations on other planets and that the Planet Earth