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| − | "The challenges ahead require a new approach, a new understanding and a greater sense of identity and purpose in life. Here it will very difficult for people to face the fact that their future will not be like the past and that they cannot use the past as a reference in determining the future. They must meet things face to face, head on." | + | "The challenges ahead require a new approach, a new understanding and a greater sense of identity and purpose in life. Here it will be very difficult for people to face the fact that their future will not be like the past and that they cannot use the past as a reference in determining the future. They must meet things face to face, head on." |
| − | *[[Greater Community Spirituality]], chap. 18, p. 229 | + | *[[Greater Community Spirituality]], chap. 18, p. 229 |
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
[[Past/Present/Future]] | [[Past/Present/Future]] | ||
[[category:the future world]] | [[category:the future world]] | ||
Revision as of 22:41, 20 April 2013
Directives
"You must be forward thinking now and not backward thinking. You must not think about preserving the securities and the ideals that you have clung to before. You must keep pace with life in order to benefit from life and to give to life. In this way, you will not become one of life's casualties but one of its benefactors. In this way, your vital years will be given in service to the progress of the world, rather than being a hindrance to this progress."
- Greater Community Spirituality, chap. 18, p. 227
Short Quotes
"The challenges ahead require a new approach, a new understanding and a greater sense of identity and purpose in life. Here it will be very difficult for people to face the fact that their future will not be like the past and that they cannot use the past as a reference in determining the future. They must meet things face to face, head on."
- Greater Community Spirituality, chap. 18, p. 229