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The Conditions for a Sustainable Civilization
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The Conditions for a Sustainable Civilization in Ottawa, ON
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The Age of Civilizational Awakening – Restoring Humanity's Course
Never before has humanity possessed so much knowledge, technology, and collective power.
And yet, never has it been so vulnerable, divided, and uncertain about its future.
We have left the "Age of Reason" behind and sunk into an age of desire, ruled by immediacy, performance, and the illusion of infinity.
This book offers a clear-eyed diagnosis:
loss of reference points and erosion of meaning,
technological power without moral responsibility,
a deep fracture between material progress and human maturity.
But it does not stop at the diagnosis.
It presents a roadmap for a civilizational awakening, grounded in balance, cooperation, and respect for both natural and human harmony.
Neither nostalgia nor technophobia: this is a call for lucidity and action, for it is not too late to restore equilibrium — but every step now matters.
An essential work for those who seek to envision a viable future, at the crossroads of ethics, ecology, and progress.
The Age of Civilizational Awakening – Restoring Humanity's Course
Never before has humanity possessed so much knowledge, technology, and collective power.
And yet, never has it been so vulnerable, divided, and uncertain about its future.
We have left the "Age of Reason" behind and sunk into an age of desire, ruled by immediacy, performance, and the illusion of infinity.
This book offers a clear-eyed diagnosis:
loss of reference points and erosion of meaning,
technological power without moral responsibility,
a deep fracture between material progress and human maturity.
But it does not stop at the diagnosis.
It presents a roadmap for a civilizational awakening, grounded in balance, cooperation, and respect for both natural and human harmony.
Neither nostalgia nor technophobia: this is a call for lucidity and action, for it is not too late to restore equilibrium — but every step now matters.
An essential work for those who seek to envision a viable future, at the crossroads of ethics, ecology, and progress.

















