The West is old, wise, tired, sometimes coolly decadent
but also dangerously self-righteous.
To save the biosphere of our beautiful planet
and to prevent the last hysterical western war
we must passively and wisely teach our ripe wisdom
to our younger brother and sister nations of the South and the East.
Above all we must tolerate and wisely support their justified aspiration for success and self-esteem.
This wisdom of the West ripened in some 3000 years
of self-exploration and rushed nature domination
is the combined wisdom of biocentric phenomenology
as developed in progression from Nietzsche to Heidegger and Ludwig Klages out of our old European roots of the Great Mother religions.
This wisdom is partly similar to the old Chinese Taoism
and deep under-standing of meditation by Krishnamurti and Allan Watts.
Yet our wisdom is also deeper because of the more complex and sceptical western ego structure, and our vibrant experience of Antiquity, Middle Ages, Renaissance, Enlightenment, Romanticism and post-modernism.