Man and Woman Manifesto

Alan Anderson Christopher

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In The Man and Woman Manifesto: What We Believe!, the author gives an accounting of what this paradigm shift into man and woman balance is about, both individually and for the world at large. We are at a turning point in the conscious evolution of mankind on planet earth. We all feel the change, and turbulence, although we are not sure of which way to turn. We are being offered an empty sexual progressivism through L,G,B,T,Q, as well as an existential threat in Islamic radicalism. In the meantime, our own Constitutional system of governance with its Christian roots seems to comprise a history--what is the way forward? These are not easy questions. This is not an easy book. But if you can capture its essence your life will forevermore have purpose. This writing will forevermore change your life as well as the world at large.

Sujets

• Philosophie et théologie
• Dating
• Assertiveness
• Mind
• Human sexual activity
• Body

Informations

• Publié par: First Edition Design Publishing
• Date de parution: 15 octobre 2017
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781506903156
• Langue: English

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The Man and WomanManifesto
What We Believe!

Christopher Alan Anderson
TheMan and Woman Manifesto: What We Believe!
Copyright©2017 Christopher Alan Anderson

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April2017

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Dedicated to:

The light —has come into this world in theform of Man and Woman Balance. Who would have thought that the light isactually an activity of giving and receiving love between a man and a woman—andso the light is also life. Dedicated to life —those living the law oflife by giving their love to another and receiving love from another; whatmore can there be?

Thank you to brother Lee and Sister-in-LawCathy, brother Marc, old friends Ron and Robert, friend Frank, Misha of NorwestDesigns, Debi of First Edition Design Publishing, and spiritual companion Gina.Thank you for helping me.
Preface

“TheCommunists disdain to conceal their views and aims. They openly declare thattheir ends can be attained only by the forcible overthrow of all existingsocial conditions. Let the ruling classes tremble at a Communistic revolution.The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world towin.
“WorkingMen of all Countries, Unite!”

Thusends one of the most prophetic declarations from one of the most profound andinfluential books ever written. This, of course, is The Communist Manifesto (more formally called Manifesto of the Communist Party ) by KarlMarx and Frederick Engels, 1848. Why do I begin this writing with a quote fromMarx and Engels? Because, at least in my view, it seems we are on the verge ofanother ideology of class struggle/warfare. Not that the class struggle(between the Haves and the Have-nots) has ever gone away but that its ideology and cause is resurfacing, perhaps under different labels, to be used asjustification for one or more people to use that deadly instrument of forcibleoverthrow to acquire their desires and needs. By forcible overthrow Imean violence— the use of force one upon another —and, of course, itsjustification. This issue of violence (force) has yet to be resolved. Wasn’tthis the same issue with Cain and Abel in the Bible? On Wikipedia it states:

Cain and Abel ( Hebrew : הֶבֶל , קַיִן Qayin , He ḇ el ) were,according to the Book of Genesis , two sons of Adam and Eve . Cain is described as a crop farmer andhis younger brother Abel as a shepherd. Cain was the first human born and Abelwas the first human to die. Cain committed the first murder by killing Abel.Interpretations of Genesis 4 by ancient and modern commentators have typicallyassumed that the motives were jealousy and anger. The story of Cain and Abel isfound in the Christian Bible , Jewish Torah and Muslim Quran .

AlbertEinstein (1879–1955), probably best known for his mass/energy formula E = mc 2 , said:

Albert Einstein(1879–1955)
Thereal problem is in the hearts and minds of men. It is not a problem of physicsbut of ethics. It is easier to denature plutonium than to denature the evilfrom the spirit of man.

Andhere we see the problem. The problem is in the minds and spirits of each one ofus. And, here-to-fore, all of our religions, philosophies, psychologies, and(Humanist) manifestos have done little to resolve. So here we are again, withanother philosophy, if you will, and manifesto. Can we somehow see, and in someway grasp, a certain placement in our own hearts and souls whereby some kind ofbalance can be structured such that rather than seeking to force another we canactually embrace another? This is our fundamental issue and quest.

C.A.A.—April 8, 2016

Noteto the Reader: This writing contains both text and quotes from other writings by the author. Alsomany quotes from other writers, especially writers from the Creative Thoughtmovement, are included to compare and contrast with the author’s thoughts.
Table of Contents
Part1—The Framework for an Understanding . 2
Introduction—The Purpose of a Manifesto .. 4
The Communist Manifesto—Karl Marx . 6
The Romantic Manifesto—Ayn Rand .. 22
The University of Science and Philosophy
Walter and Lao Russell 35
My Background and Discovery . 55
The Shift that is Man and Woman Balance . 69

Part2—What We Believe! . 84
The Law of Opposites and the Teeter-Totter Drawings . 85
Spiritual Procreation .. 94
Love . 110
A Model for Freedom ... 121
Why We Fail in Life? . 150
The Healing Light . 171
Our Spiritual Task . 191
What “We” Believe! 213

Part 3— The Movement of Man and Woman Balance .. 219
A New Nation? . 220
Mission Statement . 224
Acceptance and Non-Violence . 225
Checks and Balances . 231
What About… Questions . 242
Organization and Leadership .. 249
Conflict Resolution .. 265
Presentations . 277
Demonstrations/Parades/Rallies . 287
The Flag . 299
Banners, Signs, and Bumper Stickers . 315
Memes . 319
Merchandise . 322
A Success Covenant . 324
The Manifestation Process . 330
The True Meaning of the Christ Message . 342
Please Believe in “Us” . 348
Ending Note by the Author . 352
Part 1
The Framework for an Understanding
Everymoment is a spiritual resurrection/rebirth—and it exists due to the balancednature of the sexual/procreant process itself.
Introduction—The Purpose of a Manifesto

Webster’sdefines a manifesto as a public declaration of motives and intentions by agovernment or by a person or group regarded as having some public importance. Wikipedia states: A manifesto is a published verbal declaration of theintentions, motives, or views of the issuer, be it an individual, group,political party, or government. A manifesto usually accepts a previouslypublished opinion or publicconsensus and/or promotes a new idea with prescriptive notions forcarrying out changes the author believes should be made. It often is political or artistic in nature, but may present anindividual's life stance . Manifestos relatingto religious belief are generallyreferred to as creeds . Furthermore,Wikipedia lists a number of manifestos. Most of us have heard of TheCommunist Manifesto. Well, did you know that the Declaration ofIndependence is also a manifesto? How about the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen ? Then there is Liberty and Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto , The Rich and the Rest of Us: A Poverty Manifesto , and a HumanistManifesto. Wikipedia list dozens of manifestos. Anyone can write amanifesto. What are your motives and intentions—or life stance?

The purpose ofthis manifesto is to detail in the best way possible that paradigm (or shift) Icall Man and Woman Balance . What is Man and Woman Balance?Moreover, what is its stand and what are its ramifications for men and women onplanet earth? Let’s begin with a (first general) definition of Man and WomanBalance.

Manand Woman Balance

Asystem of understanding the universe in terms of the fundamental polarities ofmaleness and femaleness and the balance thereof.

Before we moveon I would like to address two points. First off, the purpose of this Man andWoman Balance manifesto is to define and stress what it is we believe. It isnot so much to analyze what we don’t believe although some comparison isinevitable and occurs though out this writing to better elucidate the idea of Manand Woman Balance.

Secondly, youmight be thinking to yourself, “Isn’t this just your own manifesto. Why do youuse the word ‘we,’ as if you are speaking for others?” Fair enough. At thisstage of things, I don’t have any followers and, I might add, have never wantedany. I do know of a few others who have made some of the abstractions anddistinctions I am making and all I have to say is, “I am grateful for that.”This, as do my other writings, constitutes inner work. In my opinion,any step forward by anyone person constitutes a step forward for everyone.
The Communist Manifesto—Karl Marx

Karl Marx (1818-1883) isbest known as the father of Communism although his manifesto was jointlywritten by him and Frederick Engels (1820-1895). I am taking various paragraphsfrom that writing as I believe it creates a very good context of classstruggle. Look at the first sentence below— The history of all hitherto existingsociety is the history of class struggles. What a sweeping statement. And it goeson… just one sweeping statement after another. I have included enough from hismanifesto for you to capture a flavor of this important document. And thequestion we want to be asking ourselves as we review it is, “What is thecontext that Marx is presenting, i.e., what is his point or stand?”

KarlMarx (1818-1884) and Frederick Engels (1820-1895)— Manifesto of the CommunistParty , 1848
Thehistory of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles.
Freemenand slave, patrician and plebeian, lord and serf, guild-master and journeymen,in a word, oppressor and oppressed, stood in constant opposition to oneanother, carried on an uninterrupted, now hidden, now open fight, a fight thateach time ended, either in a revolutionary reconstitution of society at large,or in the common ruin of the contending classes.
Inthe earlier epochs of history, we find almost everywhere a complicatedarrangement of society into various orders, a manifold gradation of social rank.In ancient Rome we have patricians, knights, plebeians, slaves; in the MiddleAges, feudal lords, vassals, guild-masters, journeymen, apprentices, serfs; inalmost all