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From Spiritual Capitalism by Peter Ressler and Monika Mitchell Ressler "Epilogue—A New Era: Fair-Market Capitalism" IF anyone had any doubt that we are all connected, those doubts were erased with the explosion of the World Wide Web in 1995. Suddenly everything we did mattered to everyone else. One end of the world was just a click of the mouse away from another. What you do, what I do, what others do directly affects everyone else through the invisible threads of space and time that create the Internet. Our computer screens manifest in material terms what we already are in the infinite screen of the universe—connected. Every time we read a book, watch a movie, listen to a great piece of music or close our eyes to dream, space and time are transcended by our joint human experience and we meet each other there. Where? In the deepest part of our minds and hearts that is the soul. |
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