2150 A.D.

• 2150 A.D.   -  A Venture into the World of the Future that can Change your World Now!
• A novel by Thea Alexander 

You travel with Jon who lives in 1976. When his mind is in the sleep-state, the forces of the future world reach out to him and show him how things can be. Go with him on his perilous adventure - a mind-expanding exodus from the imperfect today into a better tomorrow. Discover the beauty and the emotional demands such a journey can bring. Explore the system of thought and action that can be achieved in the macro world. This is a novel you can't put down - a philosophy you can begin living with now.
Excerpt 1: 

• "Since there are no laws in Macro society, there are no lawyers or courts. Because no

diseases that are not subject to the power of the mind of the Macro-man, then there is no need for doctors and
hospitals. Since all people in the Macro society live according to the principles of love and
cooperation, they do not need complex bureaucratic institutions of government.
The idea of the absence of government did not fit in my head until I
realized that Macro-society does not need a government that performs the functions
characteristic of a micro-society. They don't have police and armed forces because they don't
micro-divisions and inequalities. They have no money and no private property, because everything
physical needs are met free of charge. They don't have taxes because every
owns everything and contributes to the distribution of material wealth. They dont have
government agencies dealing with the welfare of victims of micro-competition and indifference. They do not have legislatures whose members are in
endless scathing debates defend their controversial micro-projects. They have
there are no lobbyists defending the interests of big business or the working class. They don't need
politicians, the CIA, the FBI and all the micro-bureaucracy in general!"

Excerpt 2: 

• Then I thought about the rivalry between religions and about my own country -

USA in 1976 - which professes Christianity, but at the same time practices microdivision. I remembered tens of thousands of churches built at great expense, and hundreds of
thousands of priests who are trying to help the micro-man find salvation and
public recognition - each in his own narrow religious sect. There is no year 2150 in the world
no churches, no priests, no rabbis.
Is it possible to imagine a time when there will be no more religious fanatics and
separatists? A time when there won't be people claiming to be "chosen by God"?
Microdivisions have had the most devastating effect on religion, which plays
such an important role in the values ​​of a person and his attitude to life. Only philosophy
macrocosmic unity, joyfully accepting everything that exists, is capable of
unite people.