Despite the claim by many (largely American voices) involved in the change of consciousness we are seeing, that America will lead the way, I cannot say that I agree.
The claim is based on the possibility that St Germain, argued to be the architect of the New Age, had a hand in the establishment of the United States constitution. I do not know that it has ever been definitively proven that he was involved at all.
However we have to decide what is meant by ‘leading the way’. Certainly as far as human rights and legality there is no evidence of this, not only under the current incumbent of the White House, but from the very outset, and certainly since the end of the Second World War. Genocide, broken promises and denial have marked its growth. The continued war on the rights and lands of the Indigenous nations whose numbers have been reduced from millions to hundreds of thousands, and seen their land and rights systematically stripped from them. Not to mention the exploitation of alien populations, onshore as well as offshore, as targets for scientific research on the effects of nuclear radiation.
If we are talking solely of the advances in science and technology this might be the case. However much of the advancement has been fuelled by the bleeding of talent from Europe during the era of the ‘brain drain’ in the 1960s and 70s.
As far as the products foisted on the world from America, I am thinking particularly of the products from Meta company, these show a dreadful lack of conscience towards society. But this is only to be expected from a follower of the false claim that Nature is somehow divorced from mankind, a thing to be exploited and suffers from the Fall, the result of a woman’s independence of thought. Skype was developed in Estonia, Nokia, one of the first mobile phones, in Finland.
As we move deeper into the ‘New Age’ or, as I prefer to call it, a new era in humanity’s history – the awakening of the 6th root race – it is the re-integration of humanity with Nature that is most desperately needed and will manifest. We are not divorced from Nature, but have forgotten – as far as modern society is concerned – how to live as part of Nature.
Once more we see it is Britain, not America, that is leading the way in this resotoration and defence of life forms for the race. Just the EarthShot Prize alone, initiated by Prince William, Prince of Wales, is evidence of Britain’s involvement in healing the dire rift. Not to mention the recovery of endangered species being pioneered in Britain.
It has been the case since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, if not long before then, that Britain has lead the way. While the claim is made by British Parliamentarians that the Houses of Parliament are the oldest government in the world, this claim is disputed by Iceland which has evidence that the local government there was established as early as the 9th century, before England was even a single territory.
As the first major Protestant Kingdom Britain stands out in the history of religion in Europe. I do not wish to suggest that in all things Britain has lead humanity’s awakening but it certainly has had a major role in pushing progress towards the world we find today.
The abolition of slavery, universal suffrage, public education, and many other advances in human rights as well as technology have all been gifted to the world by Britain. Here it is important to recognise the individual roles of different nations that make up this United Kingdom. Scottish scientists and technologists have brought much to the modern world including, as I understand it, the mobile phone and television. Railways and road surfaces. As well as advances in medicine pioneered by Scottish scientists.
Among the Arts the roles of Welsh actors, of David Hockney and the Beatles comes to mind. The Rolling Stones, the longest and most enduring rock and roll band in the world. It was the place of Britain in the 1960s to lead the world into a more tolerant, loving and conscious world.
America was quick to exploit the new directions British musicians had taken, albeit borrowing from American artists of the 1950s. Pink Floyd, David Bowie, Marc Bolan. All major influences in the musical world. This is not to deny the influence of American artists, Lou Reed, the Doors, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Dr John, or Captain Beefheart. But so often what has come out of America has been marred by the exploitative nature of the society itself. Artificial, not artistic. The Monkeys come to mind.
Such generalisations can of course be questioned. I merely mention those few examples of how there is every argument that it is Britain which is leading the way into the New Age, rather than America. If we open the vision wider to include Europe we find that France, Sweden and Germany have all had powerful influences on the advances, scientific as well as artistic, that we witness in the world today. The world we consider to be modern and most aware, though there is some argument against that last statement.
With the return of humanity to its natural role in the world, as an integrated part of that great commonwealth of families, not only will the world become more peaceful, and human health recover, from the stressful conditions we have created. We will also see the use of modern advances in scientific understanding and technology put to the aid of the world to recover from the dreadful rapacious mentality that has dominated the last several hundred years of human exploitation.
It was in this period that America was founded as an independent nation and under the light of those extractive, colonizing actions that it grew.