What We Stand For

2. Our work is not based in any one religion, philosophy, or spiritual tradition.

Rather, we aim to create structures and systems based on universal principles that have revealed themselves as the essential root of all religions, philosophies, and traditions through time.

3. We know the power of a decentralised global governance.

A governance that is not about the emergence of any centralised global power but rather the global emergence of parties and representatives who share an alignment with health, needs, and flourishing of the one Earth and are translating that alignment into right stewardship of their respective domains (global, continental, national, regional, or local).

4. We aim to resolve conflict through non-polarised approaches that stand for life, love, and embodied health.

We are a stand for what is life-giving and a source of more love and embodied health on any and all sides of a conflict. We are a stand against what is anti-life and anti-love on any and all sides of a conflict. And we approach conflict from a place dedicated to the healing and emergence of the one humanity.

5. We are not partisan.

We are not democrat, republican, labour, liberal, socialist, or conservative. We recognise the important truths held by each of these positions and the evolutionary purpose that is seeking to express through all of them.

6. We celebrate the diversity of the collective human family and all life.

We see diversity as an expression of the sacred unity at the core of all apparent difference. This means our work is based in an embrace of both the one and the many, as the latter expresses through nations, cultures, communities, and individuals.

7. We stand for an approach to global governance that is not human-centric.

We are committed to right stewardship of all the planet’s various life-spheres and across all generations.