It Is
Time For A Revolution!
The
world is in a state of chaos and national governments, organized religion, and
society are responsible for the billions of people suffering from war, famine,
poverty, and disease, asserts author Mike Robinson in his new, eye-opening
book, The True Dynamics of Life.
“For
deep healing to take place,” writes Robinson, “every single human would have to
drop their conditioning and let go of their belief systems. There would be no
separate nationality; you would be one individual in the total human
family. This planet does not belong to
anyone; it is for all of us to live here.
To separate it into segments and have a war with another segment because
they do things differently is ludicrous.”
Robinson
explores whether the world can drop everything to become one unified
people. The challenge is great, as people
will try to hold onto customs, religions, their power and their wealth. But
these divisions, says Robinson, are what keeps society divided, fractured and
broken.
The
crucial issue is government. Robinson
writes: “They would have to drop their
separate parties and end their bickering.
A party leader fights only for the group’s beliefs, yet they state how
they are here to help all people. No,
they are here to help some people. It is
an elitist act. The whole workings of
the government have been built on division, arguing greed, opposition, deceit
and corruption, yet still the public vote them in. Why?
If there was an election and no one voted, what would happen? What if the public joined together and said,
‘No’ to the government, what would happen?
The government exists because we let it and it starts with each
individual.”
Robinson
details in his book the many drawbacks to society and government but leaves his
strongest criticism for the role religion has played in the world’s
self-destruction. He writes: “Religion is responsible for millions of
deaths worldwide over thousands of years.
Documented history describes the brutal murders, of those people who
refused to convert to various religious orders, yet people still have faith in
the power of such institutions. Only a
human mind could create something so vile.
Would that be an act of love?
Murder is not an act of love. How
can religion portray itself to be based on a foundation of love if it is the
cause of so much violence, or is it in fact, built on manipulation and
hierarchy? It is one of the richest
businesses on this planet and it manufacturers the illusion that people need an
intermediary to reach God.”
Robinson
asks for each of us to raise our awareness about how the world currently
operates. He wants us to question and
analyze if we really benefit from the way things are structured today. He explores deep issues about the pillars of
society and leaves you asking if it’s time for a revolution of thought and
mind, time for each of us to tear down the destructive and limiting barriers
we’ve taken for granted.
“If
you’re ready to change, the world will follow,” concludes Robinson.