We must learn to be seers, because to the extent we see it and under- stand , we will be vehicles for manifesting and creating this vision.
Humans are still going to be humans, but the excesses of violence and wars will have ended.
The great wars and the tremendous difficulties will be a thing of the past. Initially there will be a period of peace that is tenuous—with certain rabid dogs firmly chained. This political peace will precede wide- spread higher states of consciousness and enlightenment amongst the majority of the population. Ultimately, the only way to insure behavior that is not damaging to others is enlightenment.
That is why peace and enlightenment go together.
In the early decades after the phase transition, civilization on earth will be reformed, rebuilt, and transformed around peaceful, non-violent pursuits. Mind numbing and debasing poverty and illness is not a milieu in which significant numbers of people can grow and become enlightened.
As we reestablish civilization with these new technologies, over the next hundred years or so, there will be a permanent peace, the elimination of poverty and growing abundance on Earth. As these technologies are applied for peaceful purposes, and every nation and people on Earth have vowed to absolutely crush any attempt to weaponize them, we will see a flowering of humanity unlike anytime in Earth's history.
Every village and every community will have the means to create pollution free energy that is unlimited for manufacturing, clean water, transportation, the ability to grow organic natural food, etc.
Imagine: You can be anywhere in the world, and have all you need, at very little cost. With no cost for energy, you could have all the light and controlled temperature you want in any climate, and grow any type of food needed, under computerized, automated conditions. This technology exists today. There will be abundant food of the highest quality without petrochemicals, fertilizers and pesticides for everyone. If you look at foods today, their growth, and their delivery, is an enormously petrochemical heavy process. So free energy is the key.
The earth, being two-thirds covered with water, has plenty of water, if you can desalinate it. Well, you can't desalinate it unless you have the energy systems to do it. When energy is free and abundant, this will be possible.
Manufacturing will be abundant, clean, and very inexpensive. The biggest expense related to the total cost of manufacturing anything we have is the energy that goes into acquiring the raw material, transporting it, fabricating it, packaging it and shipping it to you.
It is mostly energy related. What happens when the energy component of that becomes zero? It is a whole new world of abundance and pollution-free sustain- ability in harmony with nature.
Because of these advances technologically, the work week will shrink to between 15 and 25 hours, mostly out of choice, and the rest of people's time will be spent in the pursuit of creativity, recreation, learning and other positive pursuits.
The economics of the transformative effect of these technologies will be such that there will be no need to work 40-60 hours a week; in fact, doing so would be socially harmful. People will then be able to discover
their Dharma, their calling, for what they can contribute that is most consonant with their God-given skills and their innate capabilities and talent, as opposed to a survival level of subsistence out of necessity.
Thus, a civilization where people can pursue higher states of consciousness and enlightenment, will at last be possible.
The era of big urban-suburban areas will be over. Earth will be a globe of villages.
Why?
Because if you can go from Phoenix to Paris in three or four minutes, there will be no need to aggregate in these very dense, sprawling cities. Some people will choose to live in larger communities, but there will be no economic necessity for huge metropolises. Transport will be rapid, above ground and efficient, using ARV technologies.
Such travel above ground with anti-gravity systems will allow for the most remote places on earth to be fully inhabitable, with little environ- mental impact.
In one lucid dream, I saw that the latitude of where Chicago is now will be subtropical with palm trees. What is now the Arctic and Canada, will be very livable and a comfortable climate.
The climate of the earth will be much warmer overall. But remem- ber, it is likely large-scale geophysical changes will have occurred.
With these new free energy technologies, 100 percent recycling will be feasible, including for water. Water can be trapped and recycled, rather than being spoiled and just dumped into waterways and the ground.
I am speaking now of technologies which are extant, not ones that have to be invented.
I remember Archibald MacLeish saying back in the '70s that we already had the technologies to scrub to zero effluent every bit of manufacturing pollution. But the amount of energy that it would take to scrub all pollution out, given the fact that we're using fossil fuels to create the energy, quickly reaches a point of diminishing returns.
Now, I am talking about the early decades of the first hundred or couple of hundred years. Looking beyond that, the sciences I alluded to in the cosmology will allow for the manifestation of any item or any commodity out of the fabric of space around us.
That technology actually exists already. So what material need would there be that couldn't be met?
There isn't one. And this is the big message. There would be no material need unmet. And in that state, the human condition can begin to blossom from one of need and fear to a state of repose, and move on to higher spiritual pursuits.
Also, shelter will be altered tremendously. Think about the fact that if you have anti-gravity capabilities, building materials can be moved into place just like the pyramids were built. You can have buildings that are made out of whatever materials are least harmful to the earth. Technologies would exist so that many of the chemicals that are used now won't be necessary. Heating and cooling, since the energy is free, would not require structures that are chemically toxic and sealed up in unhealthy ways.
Housing will actually be much less expensive and the means to build them will be radically altered because of these technologies.
The architecture of these buildings will be very different. One of the things I want to do as soon as we acquire an operational over-unity, free energy device is to build a demonstration house in the high desert of Colorado in Crestone, where it gets 20 below in the winter, but gets 80-90 degrees with blazing sun in the summer.
When you look at the ancient peoples, you see they lived together closely in villages, preserving the surrounding land for agriculture, recreation or just being natural. Humans, being social animals, will choose to live in such villages in the future, in a way that is high-tech self-suffi- cient.
Today, we live in a way that is like a metastatic cancer: an urban city, with a hideous sprawl of McMansions and cookie cutter suburbs.
Psychologically, people are happier if they are living in a more intensive village setting, with neighbors and friends and the ability to walk or bike to commercial and social venues.
Right now, we are gobbling up all the natural beauty and paving it over, turning it into strip malls, McMansions and suburbs.
Right now we have to build so that the house or building is wired. But the future of manufacturing will be that everything that needs power will have a free energy source within it. There will be no need to have wiring in a house; everything will be wireless.
Thus, the cost and complexity of building will be greatly reduced. Construction will be simpler, cleaner, and more natural -- less expensive, and more beautiful.
So this is how we will rebuild the earth, with this consciousness and these new technologies. On that foundation, a civilization that is at peace and abundant, and where humans are freed to pursue more enlightened activity will thrive. It will be a totally altered economic order, manufacturing structure, and industrial structure. In the aftermath of all this change, there will be a single global currency; there will be national boundaries, but they will be less and less important.