The Foundation Of A Future Orientation

Nature is far ahead of man, and we must understand that understanding it requires a certain effort to become aware of our position in relation to what might be called “the landmark of a new direction of evolution.”

One day, 18 albatrosses were captured on a lost island in the vastness of the Pacific, Midway. Taken to various places, the nearest place to Midway was 2,000 km away, the furthest 7,000 km, they were released. They all arrived home in just a few days, the one left at the farthest point covering the distance with an average of 510 km per day. A performance obtained every year, under normal conditions. Albatrosses roam the Pacific Ocean all winter and then return to the same island, in the same place where they build their nest, less than a meter and a half from the old one.

How do they orient themselves? Experiments and birds caught on various islands in the Pacific or Atlantic have removed one of the hypotheses that ground landmarks played a key role. In the 1960s, the so-called astronomical theory was adopted as a compliment. According to some authors, the major element was the solar arc, the apparent trajectory of the sun. Weren’t bird guidance systems more accurate and finer than the most successful electronic devices? *

Leadership: Can you choose a good orientation toward research and knowledge of nature, and be honest in that orientation when you turn your knowledge into a stage of spiritual perfection?

When we talk about evolution, we refer to the landmark of a new position in the sphere of human knowledge, so that man can produce a new version of the vision regarding not only the value of one’s personality, but rather the value of the experience of knowing the world.

In fact, man’s positioning in the process of observing the particular phenomena of the world, highlights the version of the evolutionary personality in an orientation based on another landmark, namely his ability to act to adapt to changes in the relationship with the world and with the universe occasioned by the personalization of the creative process. Rather, it is about positioning man in the face of the experience of modeling the thinking he proposes to the world.

The spiritual is closely linked to an evolutionary creative thinking, it is an optimal interaction between what you are able to discover and what you are eager to become. So, let us rely on science and creativity to offer life, the world and the universe, those memorable and useful experiences of discovering the wonders of nature.

A creator progresses by constantly improving his orientation. The fact that someone has discovered how birds guide themselves, creating future aircraft guidance systems according to their flight model, is a fact that designates the tendency of humanity to get out of a circle imposed by the observance of self-imposed limits, inertia and obscurantism.

Vision is produced by a wide field of knowledge regarding the observation and comparison of the various forms of regulation of nature, by the forms of interpretation of the environment. And the value of creation is closely linked to a vision that promotes the long-term redirection of knowledge, strengthening faith in a new beginning, in a new way of conceiving the philosophy that completes the world and obtains it as a Universe. If a person suffers from the “compulsion to not support the practices of the field of creation”, of course he will not be able to observe the changes that nature endures over time.

The stage of spiritual perfection is destined for the optimal interaction between what you are able to discover and what you are eager to become, so as to accomplish the divine will to complete what nature could only render incompletely.

The Foundation Of A Future Orientation is the ability of the scientist to see the results of creation in its natural environment, its meanings, its wonders, its perfection, due to the exceptional work that only a true Creator has the honor to coordinate and direct through the production of innovative concepts.

* Note: Catinca Muscan - The Hours of Prometheus , Albatros Publishing House, 1986.