Humanism

The realization of this ideawill almost certainly causea total collapse of the system, and will leadto the creationof a new ordermeasured by the needs of man.

(A state of mind that will allow usto understand our placein nature.) (Our place in the universe,our place among all those civilizations that, without doubt,exist out there somewhere.)

Who knows what unknownvastnesses will opento humankind once it reaches this state. (A world without armies,)without hunger and disease. (A world without segregationon national or racial grounds.)

My project was delayedby the laws of nature. The world was not ready for it. It was farahead of its time. Yet, the same laws will prevailin the end and bring about a triumphant successfor all humankind.

As long as the organismis in excellent condition, it reacts preciselyto the forces that move it. And in observing the human being —a highly developed,completely intact mechanism —one can see that it behaves (in harmony with the mechanismwith which nature has endowed man.)

We are automatons completelycontrolled by the forcesof our environment. Tossed aroundlike corkson the surface of the water. Automatons who have misunderstoodthe resulting force of impulsesas free will. (Our movements and other actionsserve the preservation of life.) And although it seems that we arecompletely independent of one another,we are connected by invisiblebonds — by forces.

Our bodies are of similar structureand are exposed to the sameexternal influences. The result of thisare similar reactions. We are inclined to activities through whichall our social and otherrules and laws arise. We are automatons,completely controlledby external environments.

The gift of mental power comesfrom God, the divine being, and if we concentrateon this great truth, we becomealigned with this great power. Nikola Tesla