The Deep Call
More than ever before, now is the time for humans to realize their oneness and their unity. In our fragile world that threatens to break apart in so many ways, it is crucial to recognize our common enemies that can only be conquered if we pool our resources and proceed as “everybody-all-at-once.”
This is no longer a choice; this is an imperative. We have to know that we are competing, not against one another, but against a common enemy and an inner one at that. What is this enemy, It is nothing less than our shared evolutionary programming, the frailty and mortality of our bodies, our survival consciousness, and the beliefs, emotions and intentions that set humans against humans, religions against religions, and nations against nations. It is nothing less than the very boundaries of our existence.
In a way we are one humanity competing against the values of duality itself, against the inner separations that we have constructed throughout our evolution and history.
The urgency is upon each of us to relax into who we are… at a deeper level, as a unity. A great shift in consciousness must occur if technology is going to be guided toward its constructive uses, and if Earth is going to remain hospitable for human habitation. The shift we must each make is…
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And above all, people must expand their self boundary to include the All – the entirety of the system that supports life on Earth. This is the shift in consciousness that must occur… from individualistic, narrow self-interest to that of Enlightened Self-Interest.
Jeff Eisen, Ph.D. 
please look at the HERM, human energy renewable measure, http://www.theherm.org, we presented at the split croatia conference last week. we liked your presentation and were sorry you didn’t get to finish. we think we have something in common so we can get there from here.
Can I ask please about the year at which this work has been written? (I wanted to use some of the notes inside and I couldn’t find the year of publication)
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Jeffrey, you state all of this very well — simply, directly, intuitively. Yes, “everybody-all-at-once” — maybe “dealing-with-everything-at-once” — and operating from a common center that maintains this unity despite the vast diversity and variation that we certainly do want to maintain (skill-sets, cultural variations, illuminating alternative perspectives). How do we get to this common center? As you say, “by relaxing into who we are…”