Theo Fer­gu­son

So, we are chal­lenged as a so­ci­ety to find ef­fec­tive ways to heal our dis­eased parts so that we can re­turn the body to a state of whole­some­ness. In or­der to ac­com­plish this we have to be­gin to see every hu­man be­ing as an im­por­tant cell in our hu­man net­work, which when dis­eased must be nursed back in­to a state of good health in the in­ter­est of all of us-and hence my con­tin­u­ing call for a hu­man de­vel­op­ment plan. Con­scious aware­ness tells us who we are-we are part of the whole. It tells us our truth. Pur­pose tells us our func­tion in re­la­tion to the whole. Emo­tion­al mas- tery gives us con­trol of our des­tiny. Un­der­stand­ing change is recog­nis­ing where we are in re­la­tion to where we came from and where we are head­ing; it il­lu­mi­nates the jour­ney. Knowl­edge pro­vides us with de­tailed un­der­stand­ing of the work­ings of our en­vi­ron­ment-what we will en­counter in life's jour­ney. These are the five sources of our in­ner pow­er that will help us to be the hu­man be­ings that we would re­al­ly like to be and thus lead from above the moral line.