Ecosystemics

The natural world, the world of living beings, is organised ecosystemically. Each living being has a specialised function within the ecosystem, determined by its identity. The whole system builds positive synergy as each living being contributes to the eco-community through its unique pattern of activity and is simultaneously supported by the activity of every other member of the ecosystem.

This same principle can work in a human social context too. In the new cultural paradigm, hierarchical structures are replaced by ecosystemic principles which become central to the economic and governance structures of society.

Ecosystems are reframed in terms of a mutual cooperation between the biological, social and spiritual – and in the new paradigm the world is organized by the qualities and powers of these levels of the vertical dimension. The energetic and purposive signature of each ‘quality of power’ of the vertical dimension becomes the basis of organizing human society in harmony with nature and the cosmos.

This inner and outer integration marks the beginning of an era of applied spiritual-scientific understanding.