And Aquarians will import what the rest of the world produces more efficiently. Input from other members is necessary. Marshall T. Savages' book The Millennial Project , is about the empowerment of people. He offers us a vision and some of the tools we will need to take that vision to fruition. This month we will start simple.
Social change occurs both as gradual accretions of forces, and as cultural explosions.
The Hundredth Monkey , by Ken Keyes Jr. also the author of Handbook to Higher Consciousness , might lend some insight. On the small island of Koshima, just off the coast of Kyushu Japan, a species of monkey, Macaca Fuscata, had been studied for more than thirty years. In 1952 an 18 month old female named Imo became a sort of monkey genius. She learned that washing the sand off of the sweet potatoes before she ate it, made them much more palatable. She then quickly taught the trick to the others in her troop.