See It as It is.

What is the most important thing that the world needs right now?

You have probably answered the above question with one of the following: peace, love, joy, freedom or the end of all suffering. I have put this question to thousands of people across the world and the answer is always one of the above, therefore there is a general census across the globe that the world needs to change. People have had enough. As a race, the human family has suffered for thousands of years and still we have not reached a point where we can live in unity and peace.

Politics, religion and wealth have not answered the human cry of desperation. People are dying from famine, disease and neglect. War is rife across the world and we are besieged with contradictory beliefs. The suffering that we cause each other is astronomical. We have put our faith and trust into politics, religion, etc., in order to better the order of man, but still the endless bout of pain continues. Who is going to help us? Who is going to sort out the mess that we have created? The sadness in the faces of those that you pass in the street is all too familiar, yet the blinkers that blind us to others and keep us focused on our own individual fight for survival are what prevent us from globally asking, ‘Why?’ We need a solution to the vast problem of human suffering – and we need it now.

It is time for a complete overhaul, both individually and globally, beginning with the word ‘stop!’ We need a moment of stillness to reflect upon ourselves and the way in which we live our lives. This is what this book is about. It is asking you to no longer accept the old ways of working, which have created chaos and madness, but to look at the underlying issue that makes humans do what they do. There are three key questions a person will ask themselves at some point in their life.

1. Who am I?
2. What is it all about?
3. What is my life purpose?

Not knowing the answer to these three questions has brought about so much confusion and separation into the human family. These questions have been asked throughout the world and presented at the feet of the most important institutions of society and religion. The response has been conflictive and the answers are based on the beliefs according to what country you were born into and what religion you adhere to. Religion and the new age philosophy have mostly replied, ‘You are spirit and you have come to evolve yourself into a God-like state and do good works in this world. If you do well according to the written words from a book or from the guidance of the ascended masters, then you will be rewarded.’ Society tells us, ‘You have to be morally upstanding citizens, work hard, succeed and adhere to the laws set down by authority. You are no longer seen as individuals, but as a collective group.’

Is this all a big illusion? We have been following these ideas for thousands of years and we are still living in chaos. We need to find out the truth, because if we can look at something clearly, without opinion clouding our sight, we will see the folly behind it and the truth will surface. This act of stopping and observing will begin to transform chaos into order, but even though this is a simple solution, most humans cannot look at something without forming a judgment or opinion. Our thoughts and actions have become habitual and most of us do not even realise we are doing it. We think it is normal to live a life of constant opinion and judgment and we have forgotten how to truly love.

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