Dawn Of The Akashic Age : New Consciousness, Quantum Resonance, and the Future of the World

The world is changing. The transition from the mechanistic worldview to one that recognises the interconnectedness of all life is upon us. It is the dawning of the Akashic Age. The Akashic field that connects the universe is now recognised by cutting-edge science. What we know about communication, energy and consciousness is rapidly evolving in tandem with the new quantum worldview. Many adults are consciously evolving to meet the transitional challenges at hand, while today's youth have arrived already hard-wired with the new consciousness. Rising from the ashes of the old systems, this Phoenix generation of radical change agents is seeding our evolution and spiritual transformation, a process that will continue over the next few decades. Authors Ervin Laszlo and Kingsley Dennis look at the chief engine of the coming changes—the growing global understanding of nonlocality—and the development of practical applications for it. They examine how the new values and new consciousness taking hold will reorganise society from top-down hierarchies into grassroots networks like those revealed through quantum physics' understanding of energy and information waves and experienced daily by millions through social media. With contributions from visionary thinkers such as futurist John L. Petersen, ex-CEO of Sanyo Tomoya Nonaka, media activist Duane Elgin, systems scientist Alexander Laszlo and spiritual economist Charles Eisenstein, this book explores the future of education, spirituality, the media, economics, food and planetary citizenship as well as the expansion of consciousness necessary to reach that future. · Reveals how the youngest generation is seeding the shift in consciousness · Explains how society will be reorganized into grassroots networks like those revealed by quantum physics and experienced through social media · With contributions from futurist John L. Petersen, ex-CEO of Sanyo Tomoya Nonaka, media activist Duane Elgin, and other visionaries