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2019 Jay Deva. All rights reserved.

ISBN-10: 0-9667223-5-3

ISBN-13: 978-0-9667223-5-2

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PO BOX 754

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FACEBOOK: The One Family World Peace Movement

INSTAGRAM: onefamilymovement

TWITTER: onefamilymov

The University of Southern California

The University of Hawaii

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Contents

The One Family Movement

A New Plan to Establish World Peace , Unity,

and Sustainable Humanitarian Societies

The Official Text by Jay Deva

The One Family Movement
(Summary Version)

The One Family Movement (Full Text)

1. The Central Idea: One Human Family

4. Remembrance

5. Separation

Language

The Effects of Hardships

The Northern Disaster

The Consciousness of Scarcity and Its Effects

Tragic Effects of the Northern Disaster

The Northern Elitists

Spread of the Effects of the Northern Disaster

7. Healing and Re-unification

9. Cooperation and Nonviolence

11. The Extinction of War

12. Fairly Sharing the Earth as One Family

13. Transcending Elitist Divide & Conquer Strategies

1. General Purpose of the Transitional Phase

2. Transitional Economic System

3. Transitional Economic System: Shared Essentials

Essentials

4. The Benefits of Shared Essentials

9. Non-Essentials Credits: Record Keeping

10. A New Way of Thinking about Economics

11. Benefits of the Non-Essentials Credits System

Understanding Elitist Control Systems

The Honor System

13. One Family Regional Councils (OFRC)

15. Local Community Councils (LCC)

16. A Different Way to Manage Our Societies

17. Assuming Responsibility

19. The Transformation of Industries & Institutions

20. One Family Service Organizations (OFSO)

21. Safety

Local Community Responsibility

Electing Safety Representatives

Duties of Safety Representatives

Avoidance of Violence

22. Conversion of Military Equipment, Industries

23. Fuel and Energy Production and Practices

25. Industrial Practices and Chemicals

28. Problematic Climate Zones

31. Modern Solutions via Ancient Cultural Wisdom

3. The Earth Is Our Body

Ancient Cultural Wisdom

Recovering Our Ancient Cultures

Fake Elections, Pretend Governments, and Setup Wars

Police

Final Comments

Preface

The season has gradually changed to commence

A window of time when world peace can blossom.

The winds, rain, and sunshinein gentle balance,

Incubating minor miracles, to take root and flourish.

Whether or not we realize it yet, world peace is now within the reach of humanity. Current academic and professional knowledge, and our modern communications capabilities, are now beginning to make it possible for our worldwide human family to come togetherin communication, organization, and cooperationto establish lasting world peace, and sustainable humanitarian societies.

The concept of world peace refers to a state of peaceful and comfortable life-conditions for all people, both within and between human societies.

The need to establish world peace has never been more critical than it is today. Modern military and industrial technologies, growing global populations, and environmental challenges are quickly bringing humanity to a crossroads. Today, it seems that we must collectively choose: either a future that is nonviolent, cooperative, and ecologically sustainable; or resign ourselves to a worsening world of violence, militarism, inequality, oppression, and environmental disaster. Humanity can no longer afford the high price of constant militarism, conflict, and war. These energies and resources are required for the care of our growing worldwide human family.

To make the choice for world peace, we each must take on an active role. We must overcome the elitist programming that has conditioned us to passively accept arbitrary authority and corrupt artificial systems. We must make a moderate effort to communicate, organize, and participate in the collective effort, the movement for world peace and sustainable humanitarian societies.

The Quantum Blueprint for World Peace

In response to the unique challenges of our time, humanitarian anthropological scholar Jay Deva has undertaken an extensive world peace research project, known as the One Family Project. Spanning over fifteen years, the One Family Project has systematically studied world societies, and utilized the works and knowledge of humanitys leading humanitarians, scholars, scientists, and activists to find the keys to establishing lasting world peace.

After recognizing that humanitys advanced world peace knowledge was not being utilized properly by world governments, One Family research began to investigate into exactly who is responsible for this dangerous mismanagement, and how humanity can overcome such disastrous corruption. Following the money trailamong other trailsprovided valuable information as to the identities of current controlling elitists, the reasons behind their behavior, and how our human family can best overcome their misguided control. In this way, the One Family project transformed into a movementto help the people of our world to unify, communicate, organize, and implement the critically needed world peace solutions in our societies.

Wars and Dinosaurs

In our modern time there should be no more wars. Humanity already possesses the advanced communications technologies, the knowledge of languages, cultural understandings, and diplomatic capabilities needed to avoid resorting to brute violence and killing. Today, we have more tools than ever for communication, diplomacy, and keeping the peace. Thus, wars today are like strange dinosaurs that still lumber among modern human society, quite zombie-like, and defying extinctionbut not without reason.

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