
Terra Nova: Global Revolution and the Healing of Love
by Dieter Duhm
Terra Nova is the essence of over forty years of work on the question of whether humanity and the Earth can be healed. It shows how a morphogenetic field of peace is organized from within, and to what forces it could connect in order to oppose the global forces of violence and so make possible a future without war.
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Description
We are living in apocalyptic times. We see everywhere the miracles of technology, the glossy urban facades and the wealth of the elite, but we also see the oppressed and starving poor, the shocking degradation of nature and a mechanistic culture of war run rampant and out of control.
We have no more urgent need than that of a positive perspective for the future of life on Earth.
So far, our efforts to solve these problems have gone almost entirely towards creating new systems of energy and food production, urban housing, or matters of organization, communication and economy. Only a few visionaries have included human psychology in this research and worked to create holistic, coherent solutions for both humanity and the Earth. One of them is the psychoanalyst Dieter Duhm, leader of the so-called “emancipation debate” during the ‘68 Student Movement in Germany. He writes:
The human being is the cause of his own failure because he disregarded some essential aspects of his own inner world. The inner world consists of the driving powers of his soul, his libidinous longings, his sexuality and animality, his spiritual powers, his hopes and fears, his entire potential of unrecognized and untapped energies.
Forty years after his bestseller Angst im Kapitalismus (Fear in Capitalism), the author presents us with a deep and thoroughly thought out concept that explains a future of peace could be initiated in the world – for all nations, peoples and the natural world. It starts where wars emerge anew every day: in people’s day-to-day coexistence.
Terra Nova is the result of a unique and pioneering work, drawing from more than forty years of research into the construction of functioning communities:
In order to explore the inner structures of a humane form of existence, we needed again and again to review and change the ways in which we coexisted… If one wants to know how humankind functions, one should learn how a group functions, for a group contains all the light and shadow sides of our human existence within it.
The book shows how the peace movement can be organized globally and with what forces it can connect in order to be stronger than the forces of destruction. Yes, it is possible! We can end war on Earth if we truly want it and work for it with all our strength and intelligence.
Words of Praise
“This magnificent visionary book proposes real practical solutions for building a new world. Read it and inspire yourself. Change the world!”
—Andrew Harvey
Author of The Hope: A Guide to Sacred Activism
“This book describes the revolutionary potential of living for the earth and for humanity in the spirit of love and non violence. This is the ultimate healing. This is the way of human renewal.”
—Jim Garrison
Author, founder of the State of the World Forum, Gorbachev Foundation and Ubiquity University
“Duhm lays out a vision for both a transition to the post-capitalist world, and what it could look like. He does this in a non-prescriptive sense. […] He dives deep into the assemblage point of our collective fears and repressions, the real foundation for neoliberal capitalism.”
—Alnoor Ladha
Executive director of The Rules and board member of Greenpeace International USA
Dieter Duhm was born in 1942 in Berlin, Germany. He has a PhD in sociology, is an art historian, author and psychoanalyst. He is the initiator of the “Healing Biotopes Plan” – a global peace plan. In 1995 he founded the peace research center Tamera in Portugal together with the theologian Sabine Lichtenfels and others. Today Tamera has approximately 200 co-workers. Dieter Duhm has dedicated his life to create an effective forum for a global peace initiative that can be a match for the destructive forces of the capitalistic globalization. Learn more on Our Authors...
Weight | 0,420 kg |
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ISBN | 978-3927266544, 9783927266568 |
Pages | 224 |
Format | Hardcover (Europe) or Paperback (World), eBook |
Author | Dieter Duhm |