| The Ikologiks: Nine Principles of Life "Nine Principles of Life for Positive Living" |
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The human species is said by modern scientist to be a relatively new "species" on this planet in
contrast with other life forms or even the birth of our solar system. The question of our survival as a
species has been the topic of debates in fields ranging from anthropology, archeology, planetary
science, geology, biology, ecology, and even political science, or philosophy. Charles Darwin is
accredited for making the idea of "survival of the fittest" a standard in socio-economic and political
life in the modern western world. Darwin's ideas have greatly shaped important institutions that are
underpinning human consciousness on this planet such as education and the corporate world of
industrial finance capitalism. Equally stated, Frantz Fanon noted that the 'colonized mentality' is
one method of human survival and Malcolm X (El Hajj Malik El-Shabazz) once stated that the
American Negro suffered from what he termed a "slave mentality." Today globalization is forcing
millions of workers to re-think very hard about their economic survival and what lies ahead in terms
of our survival on this planet due to exploitation from the growing dominance of corporatism,
plutocracies, global warming and environmental degradation.
This Ikologiks principle gives us a unique perspective on all the issues and concerns as
represented above. But, it suggests that "survival" is not the main purpose that human beings
should aspire to in life. Survival is the abode that is more indicative of animal nature rather than
human beings. Consequently, this principle helps us to explore survival in the context of
Devolution, Evolution, Revolution and Convolution processes. Moreover, it displays how Ikologiks
theory clearly defines an important nexus that is seen operating between the geo-political economic
relationships and psycho-spiritual dimensions at the core of human survival. Additionally, it
explores these concepts as they are related to the socio-economic cultural phenomena of racism,
imperialism, oligarchies, plutocracies, totalitarianism, socialism, communism, capitalism, and
monarchies.
Finally, the principle directly speaks to the coming transformation related to the period of 2012 and
the DNA/RNA reconfiguration that humanity will undoubtedly undergo in the future.
contrast with other life forms or even the birth of our solar system. The question of our survival as a
species has been the topic of debates in fields ranging from anthropology, archeology, planetary
science, geology, biology, ecology, and even political science, or philosophy. Charles Darwin is
accredited for making the idea of "survival of the fittest" a standard in socio-economic and political
life in the modern western world. Darwin's ideas have greatly shaped important institutions that are
underpinning human consciousness on this planet such as education and the corporate world of
industrial finance capitalism. Equally stated, Frantz Fanon noted that the 'colonized mentality' is
one method of human survival and Malcolm X (El Hajj Malik El-Shabazz) once stated that the
American Negro suffered from what he termed a "slave mentality." Today globalization is forcing
millions of workers to re-think very hard about their economic survival and what lies ahead in terms
of our survival on this planet due to exploitation from the growing dominance of corporatism,
plutocracies, global warming and environmental degradation.
This Ikologiks principle gives us a unique perspective on all the issues and concerns as
represented above. But, it suggests that "survival" is not the main purpose that human beings
should aspire to in life. Survival is the abode that is more indicative of animal nature rather than
human beings. Consequently, this principle helps us to explore survival in the context of
Devolution, Evolution, Revolution and Convolution processes. Moreover, it displays how Ikologiks
theory clearly defines an important nexus that is seen operating between the geo-political economic
relationships and psycho-spiritual dimensions at the core of human survival. Additionally, it
explores these concepts as they are related to the socio-economic cultural phenomena of racism,
imperialism, oligarchies, plutocracies, totalitarianism, socialism, communism, capitalism, and
monarchies.
Finally, the principle directly speaks to the coming transformation related to the period of 2012 and
the DNA/RNA reconfiguration that humanity will undoubtedly undergo in the future.
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