Hey. I’m Maurits, based in Amsterdam. I’ve been sitting with an idea that refuses to let go. Not a project. Not a startup. I’m looking to gather people who feel it too, that quiet but persistent sense that the way we live isn’t the final version. What if we didn’t try to fix the current system…but started growing the next layer of civilisation alongside it? Not designed. Not controlled. Not forced. Something that emerges. Something that follows the logic of nature instead of fighting it. A parallel society, built by people who recognise it before it fully exists. If this resonates, not just intellectually but somewhere deeper, then maybe you’re already part of it. I’m not looking for followers. I’m looking for co-creators. Reach out. Let’s see what wants to happen. All the love, Maurits

Spiritual teaching? I was contemplating on this but since I first posted this I've come to a path that is clearer now. I would like to help the families of children that have need of healing to find harmony. Brought in as one group but there would have to some studying needed to be done by the family that is associated with the mentally aware. My prayer is that with guidance we can help get there mind focused and get off the medications for the mental castration the evil is making them take. ability I can guide the addicted, victimized, unfulfilled, soul searching, bind breaking. To do this all from home, like you guys. I just don't know where to start! Remember I do have a college debt, but I have an Associates Degree in Applied Science Business major 2012 I'm retired!! I don't even get 950 a month from disability after Medicare. Any advice?

I am curious to what is your LITERARY GEM TOP 5 that rewired your brain and transformed your understanding of the world? I’d love to hear about it! Here is my top 5 in order of discovery: 1. The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield: In The Celestine Prophecy, I found a first roadmap to spiritual awakening. Its exploration of synchronicity and energy dynamics opened my eyes to the interconnectedness of all things and the power of our thoughts and intentions. 2. A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle: Discovering A New Earth was like finding a compass for my inner journey. Tolle's profound insights illuminate the path to living in harmony with the present moment and awakening to a deeper sense of purpose and connectedness. 3. The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho: The Alchemist served as a guiding light on my journey of self-discovery and fulfillment. Its timeless wisdom about following one's dreams and listening to the whispers of the universe resonated deeply inspiring me to pursue my own personal legend. 4. The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Robin Sharma: The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari offered a blueprint for conscious living and holistic success. Its practical wisdom taught me valuable lessons about prioritizing what truly matters, cultivating inner peace, and living with intention and purpose. 5. Becoming Supernatural by Joe Dispenza: Becoming Supernatural revolutionized my understanding of the mind-body connection and the potential for personal transformation. Through his insights and practices, I learned to tap into the limitless power within and how to manifest extraordinary outcomes in life.

Over the last few years I’ve been thinking a lot about the direction humanity is heading in. Technology is accelerating rapidly—especially artificial intelligence—and it’s becoming increasingly clear that our governance systems struggle to keep pace with what we are capable of building. Because of that, I’ve started exploring a simple guiding principle that I call Mutually Assured Survival (MAS). For much of the 20th century global stability was often described through the lens of Mutually Assured Destruction—the idea that the threat of catastrophic conflict prevented escalation. But the world we are moving into may require a different mindset. The question I’m exploring is whether humanity can develop systems of cooperation, governance, and technological responsibility that orient us toward Mutually Assured Survival instead. This isn’t a finished theory or a claim of having answers. It’s simply a framework I’m beginning to explore and document. I fully understand that new ideas are often met with scepticism or disagreement. That’s part of how ideas are tested and refined. For me, this is simply an intellectual project that I find meaningful. I’m interested in seeing where the exploration leads over time. If nothing else, it’s a conversation worth having as we move deeper into an age of powerful technologies.

Where are you from and what do you wish the New World to look like?🌍