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Bridge Over a Lake

Deep Values for the Third Millennium
To Apply to Daily Life

  1. Acknowledge issues, events and things arise owing to causes and conditions.

  2. Be mndful of lifestyle, diet and worthwhile commitments.

  3. Commitment to Right Livelihood rather than status and income.

  4. Cultivate the sense of community instead of individualism.

  5. Deep meditation to open consciousness beyond conditioning and restricted perceptions.

  6.  Love much and want little.

  7. Develop a sustainable world and protect land, water and air.

  8. Develop awareness and insights to end suffering

  9. Develop constructive engagement to resolve conflict whether personal, social or international.

  10. Develop sharing of knowledge and goods and skilful use of resources instead of exploitation.

  11. End the manufacture/dealing in arms with factories and laboratories for constructive use.

  12. End the mind-set of ‘us and them’ and the dualism of separation.

  13. Enlighten and liberate our life. Realise the web of Inter-Connection

  14. Explore the resources of ancient and contemporary spiritual traditions.

  15. Prioritise wisdom over knowledge, compassion over cleverness, humility over arrogance.

  16. Protect bio-diversity and a holistic view. Question reductionist view.

  17. Replace competition with co-operation.

  18. Take power from centralised authority in politics, business, science and religion

  19. Use education to develop the whole person, not just the mind.

  20. Reflect on ways to explore our precious life in service of people, creatures and natural world.

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