
ECOLOGY
The foremost area of concern today is the health of
our ecology. And the overarching mandate of the New
Energy Movement is to be a key force in fostering true
ecological renewal.
So important is this work to our mission, that the
following manifesto fundamentally informs our effort:
- Our Ecology, the implicitly interconnected web of
life, is the source of all human prosperity.
- Proper stewardship of the Earth is the common
responsibility of all.
- Energy use is the first-order of ecological
stewardship in the modern day.
- Traditions which honor nature as an incarnation of
the Divine are essential templates for a sustainable
world culture.
- Those who demonstrate a gross disregard for the
health of natural systems are committing genocide and
should have their crimes judged in the Court of public
opinion.
- A new energy future hinges on the development of
collective moral force that insists on an end to
destructive practices.
- Power to guide the course of society must be
vested in the hands of those who demonstrate superior
wisdom in the ways of natural systems, those who obey
Natural Law.
New Energy Movement has among its members activists
whose tireless advocacy has made possible the Kyoto
Accords and other climate change initiatives. Yet,
despite this early heroism, we are now in the throes
of worldwide ecological change. Indigenous people are
saying they can no longer predict the weather using
millennia-old techniques passed from generation to
generation. A widening consensus of scientists and
even corporate leaders admits that, without concerted
action by the world governments, the pace of climate
change will only accelerate. Unprecedented
consequences for all of the Earth's people and
societies will be the tragic result.
See: Apocalypse Now article
Independent/UK, February 2005
Whereas, the progressive transition to New Energy
heralds one of the only comprehensive solutions
leading to total sustainability. It is indeed
critical to attune ourselves to the principles of the
natural world. There exists a homeostasis in natural
systems, one that results in renewal rather than
irreversible depletion. The discovery of New Energy
itself reveals that at the most infinitesimal level of
its functioning, nature rests upon an abundant
'plenum' of potential energy. Indeed, such is its
omnipresence that it can hardly be denied as the
organizing force behind all phenomena. This being the
most logical case, why would we insist, as in
conventional thermodynamics, upon the inevitability of
total resource depletion?
There must be in the mind of man a sort of fundamental
'disconnect' with the ecology. We do not realize that
this same abundant energy dwells within the very
electrons and atoms of which we are composed. Verily,
even after our consciousness has left the body, it
persists in its elemental state, returning to balance
with the ecology. What is it in our make-up, in our
attitude toward the environment that puts us at
cross-purposes with natural systems?
We propose that it is the sense we can live
autonomously from the ecology, creating our own
blindly erected edifice of security, that puts us at
the crossroads we now face. We suggest that this was
a mostly innocent error, encouraged by the age of
science which emboldened man to pursue his every whim
with presumed impunity. Yet, now are learning the
limits of growth. And, quite incredibly, we have at
the same time discovered that nature is replete with
an inexhaustible resource -- the Quantum Vacuum
Energy. Our only task in the preservation of the
ecology, and the restoration of original balance, is
to exploit this discovery to its ultimate
conclusion...
One of the great modern champions of sustainable
development is the Canadian Ecologist David Suzuki.
Please visit his website for deeper insights into how
one may practically honor one's connection to Nature,
thereby ensuring a healthy future for all.
(www.davidsuzuki.org)
Yet even conservation and holistic environmental
practices are but the underpinnings of a world
ecological revolution engendered by the advent of New
Energy. (Read more in the section entitled sustainable furure)
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