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Future Ramifications

I wonder how much time we spend thinking about 'bigger picture' issues that don't have us at their centre? I was shocked at my own parochial, selfish functioning that had or put me at the centre of all my reflection and introspection... And then we wonder why we've become such a one dimensional non-society, cos we function on a purely individual basis, where consideration of others or 'bigger picture' priorities, or indeed realities are absolute misnomers! And I wonder what hope there is for a sustainable world when we have 6 billion individuals and no real community?!

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