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[[Humanism]] is based in the re-education of human value which emphasize the importance of shifting anti-human ideological beliefs into humanist based ethics and related philosophical principles. All human beings deserve humane treatment in order to live upon the planet with dignity through having basic access to supply [[Fundamental Human Needs]]. Our goal is to apply humanistic ethical philosophy blended with the spiritual principles of the [[Law of One]] to expand consciousness which inspires direct knowledge or "Gnosis" of direct [[Consciousness]] experiences. | [[Humanism]] is based in the re-education of human value which emphasize the importance of shifting anti-human ideological beliefs into humanist based ethics and related philosophical principles. All human beings deserve humane treatment in order to live upon the planet with dignity through having basic access to supply [[Fundamental Human Needs]]. Our goal is to apply humanistic ethical philosophy blended with the spiritual principles of the [[Law of One]] to expand consciousness which inspires direct knowledge or "Gnosis" of direct [[Consciousness]] experiences. | ||
If socially and culturally we do not support [[Fundamental Human Needs]] as a basic human right to all peoples of the earth, all humanitarian objectives to co-create a more benevolent and peaceful world will fail. | |||
When groups of humans are treated worse than vermin, and are denied [[Fundamental Human Needs]] they are unable to cope in a civilized society based on benevolence and compassion for all human beings. Conversely, the disparity between hierarchy widens, and political tyranny and cultural terrorism are a natural byproduct of severe imbalances of poverty and oppression. | |||
Physiological needs are the physical requirements for human survival. If these requirements are not met, the human body cannot function properly and will ultimately fail. Physiological needs are the most important; they should be considered with the available resources and met first. | |||
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