Grand Collective Destiny

Humans have a grand collective destiny, one that takes you to the stars and beyond—both as travelers who seek to discover new worlds, and as ambassadors to other species.

Your collective destiny is purposely grand. You are magnificent beings! Not any more magnificent than any other species perhaps, but vastly more magnificent than you have thus far shown yourselves to be.

It is time for humanity to accept and live its greatness.

Humanity Must Evolve

In order to live your collective human destiny, you must evolve. To evolve, you must choose to throw off old ways of relating with one another. You must assume the mantle of greatness that was awarded you when you first crawled out of the mud, hundreds of millions of years ago.

You must become better individuals, better mates, better friends, better community members, better leaders, and a better species of humans.

Future Life On Earth If Human Destiny Remains Unfulfilled

It is imperative that the tipping point of destiny fulfillment begins soon (within about 60 years), otherwise there will not be sufficient energy from the ecosphere to support continued human evolution.

The present dystopian leanings will become the rule of the day, and the present trend toward planetary destruction will be irrevocable.

People will choose to leave the planet, not physically but in soul fashion, opting out of incarnation until the last remaining humans find a new planetary home.

Destruction of the planet will have advanced sufficiently as to make life extremely difficult if not wholly impossible, not only for humankind but for all plants, animals, birds, and fishes. Insects and bacteria will increase significantly in numbers.

AI, on the other hand, will rapidly develop technology that allows this new species to advance in ways humans will find humbling and mystifying.

Before Earth falls to the domain of insects and bacteria, AI will produce sufficient technology so as to settle permanently on another planet.

Utopian Future vs Dystopian Future

At present, the trajectory of human experience can go either of two ways—toward destiny or toward dystopia. The determining factors have yet to be cast.

For the past hundred years or so, humans have engaged in a trajectory toward dystopia because it solves the problem of your difficulty accepting and harmonizing with technology. This issue will be resolved as you resolve your ethical and moral conflicts with artificial intelligence (AI).

Humans need friction (boundaries, limitations) in order to learn and grow. Potted plants grow better when their soil is allowed to dry out. A true utopia, in the classic sense, is conflict-free.

We do not see this extreme as a viable potential future. Nor do we see a true dystopia.

You already live within a burgeoning dystopian society. This trend has been in place for over a century, and will continue until a sufficient number of people (tipping point) engage with and begin to fulfill their destinies.

At that time—when enough people actively fulfill their destiny—energy will be released from the ecosphere in sufficient quantities to disengage the current trajectory toward dystopia.

While humans evolve as a collective unit, this evolution includes growth from conflict of various sorts. This conflict changes as the species evolves.

Eventually, conflict on the order of murder and war will be abhorrent and no longer necessary for growth. Other conflicts will emerge, such as conflicts of the mind (theoretical and philosophical discussions, led early on in competitive environments and later as simply for their own sake) and conflicts of the spirit (competitions and displays of “magic” and other spiritual demonstrations).