THE FUTURE SOCIETY

Picture a society in which there is no conflict, no jealousy, no competition to be the person at the top, and no unkind words or actions. That describes the society of the future in which people all express the intent to think, say and do what is right—what is constructive and productive.

Picture additional descriptions of that committed society.

Their activities are unsupervised as they do only what reality calls for. There are no locks on doors or windows, no lengthy legal documents to assure honest behavior, no addiction to illegal drugs, no poverty, no crime of any description, and no deprivation of any rightful thing or opportunity.

There are no scoldings nor punishments and no stress, causing sickness and death. There is liberation of men, women and children of every race from the tyranny of judgments and prejudice. There is plentiful food and shelter. There are new means of transportation, utilizing the ecological recovery of the physical and nonphysical components of the universe. There is full employment with unique opportunities for all.

More important, there is fellowship among all people as there is trust in the intent of everybody to think, say and do only what is right. There are no strangers nor anybody to fear. There is stimulating activity as people reason from reality to learn from it and to be guided by it.

Daily life becomes an exciting adventure for the benefit of all living things. Inasmuch as conflict thinking has left people's minds, there are no upheavals of nature. Weather conditions are orderly and occur appropriately.

There are gigantic strides in accomplishments as people consult nature's storehouse of knowledge. No prizes are awarded to individuals as everybody is attending the university of life and learning from its boundless source.

The question is: What creates that society? The answer: Acknowledgment of the creator's law of behavior that was identified by the late Richard W. Wetherill. He called it the law of absolute right and defined it as follows: Right action gets right results, whereas wrong action gets wrong results. The law defines right and wrong action as follows: Right action is logical, appropriate and moral, whereas wrong action is anything that fails to meet that criterion.

The sincere adoption of the law's intent to think, say and do only what is right allows people to take right action and get right results. At present writing, six billion people all trying to get their own way is producing the societal chaos being experienced worldwide.

Applying the principles of right behavior, implicit in creation's law of absolute right, creates the often dreamed of utopian society. Such a society cannot be created by means of human intelligence. It is created from the understanding and proper use of the forces emanating from nature's laws.

Today, scientific research is conducted by people who study nature in the area of their research to learn the principles involved; then, they investigate how those principles are applied to get a successful result. For example, they have mapped our DNA, mapped the earth, space, the tectonic plates, the ocean floor, and surveyed volcanic eruptions. To get their knowledge, researchers invariably resort to a study of nature.

Nature has provided a law to establish order in human affairs. Over the past fifty years that law has been presented to several million people. But it has yet to get the attention of any person of strategic influence. We are grateful for the interest and support of grassroots citizens who are changing their motivation to conform with nature's law of right behavior. Eagerly they are catching the wave of the future and watching for a ground swell of universal acceptance!