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| [GMW #1025] Write Down Immediately Each Day The Ideas & Dreams Which Come To You
| Thursday 31 August 2006, Editor: Easy | RobertMuller.org | Contact | Subscribe | Unsubscribe |
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| | Idea Dream | | ~ Idea 6316 ~
The following might be a new form of literature, a broad scale world literature:
It started on 11 June 1994 when during a conference in Santa Barbara, California on the meaning of life and death, Barbara Gaughen, a specialist of the media, informed the participants that there were exactly 2000 days left to the first of January 2000 and that “anyone who would write down one idea every day would end up on 1 January 2000 with 2000 ideas. She asked if there was anyone in the audience who would be ready to do that” I lifted my hand, “Yes, I will do it.” I did and on 1 January 2000 I had written more than 2000 ideas and reached 6000 in 2003.
The unexpected outcome is the almost automatic production from the voluminous index of specific collections of ideas on almost any subject one can imagine. Internet can produce them automatically. Ideas on peace alone number 252 pages! Innumerable articles, even volumes can thus be born on almost any conceivable subject.
Dear reader, do the same: write down your ideas and dreams every day. Your life will be immensely enriched. It will gain meaning and the gratitude of your descendents when they will read them.
And one advice: write down immediately the ideas and dreams which come to you, wherever you are, whatever they are and whenever they come. If not, a short time after that they will be gone.
Who knows, perhaps this new, global, world humanity-wide literature might change the evolution of the Earth and humanity for the better and toward an incredibly great, good future.
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Daily Idea Dream Topics: Peace, Idea Dreams 1 - 6999, Ending War,
Planet Of Hope, Religion & Spirituality |
| | Robert's Golden Sayings | Don’t be a Catholic or a Jew before being human.
Don’t be American or Russian before being human.
Remember that for the first time in history to be human comes first, absolutely.
* | | My Testament to the UN
-A Contribution to the 50th Anniversary of the United Nations, 1995, Chapter 4 |
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| In 1969, when I was Director of the UN budget, I once jotted
down this note:
'The 'United States maintains around the world 429 major military bases, 2900 smaller bases, one million military personnel, 500,000 members of their families, 275,000 foreign workers, and spends for that between five and six billion dollars a year.
In 1969, the UN budget was 168 million dollars and the total number of international civil servants of the UN and of all its specialized agencies and world programs, including secretaries, was 40,000.'
And with that, the UN is supposed to deal with all the major problems of this planet from peace to human rights, from health to education, from development to the environment, from outer space to the atom, etc. In my view, the opponents of the UN budget should get their heads examined and be straightened out by their voters. The people should scream at their governments for their lack of serious financial support of their world organization.
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