World Goals

Four goals for the world were part of what I was shown in 2018. They are described in full in Chapter 18 of the book.

1. Clean drinking water for those without it

Over 600 million people in the world do not have access to clean drinking water. With the resources in today's world, this could promptly be addressed and solved. Denial, neglect, and selfishness are why the problem exists. Will you be part of solving it?

2. Adopting just one homeless person or family

“Homeless” doesn't only mean people without shelter. It means people who need extra help from others to get to a place where their basic needs are met. Can you help just one person come up from the bottom?

3. Getting rid of nuclear weapons

There are more than 13,000 nuclear warheads in the world today. How do we get rid of them? The power for this change will come from our prayers and collective desire. It takes one minute a day, on waking.

The first video explains the problem. The second is the one-minute guided prayer — the daily action.

How can we get rid of the 13,000 nuclear weapons in the world?

Prayers for nuclear disarmament — one minute a day, on waking.

4. Population reduction

The biggest elephant in the room is overpopulation, and we are in denial about it. About a million people are added to the earth every five days, after deaths are counted. The most fundamental drive in both men and women is to procreate, so the solution means going against our strongest instinct. The common-sense options are birth control, sterilization, and adoption.