by Christine Morgan, President of Lucis Trust

Goodwill is not only fundamental to right human relations, it is also a safeguard – the aura of the human kingdom needs to be permeated with goodwill to safely distribute the potencies of the New Age as part of the divine circulatory flow.  We all know what happens when incoming energies are not effectively distributed – it leads to over-simulation, congestion and disease. Goodwill offsets this by creating a network of right relationships between all members of the human family so that it functions as one healthy, integrated organ of distribution within the body of the Logos.

This video presentation was prepared for the Seven Ray Institute Conference in April 2015.

A significant event in the heavens occurred during the period of the Sustainable Development Summit at UN Headquarters in New York. The full moon (with the sun in Libra) was late in the evening of Sunday, the final day of the Summit. And it was not just any full moon – popularly called a ‘Supermoon’ the moon was especially close to earth so it appeared much larger in the night sky than usual. And there was a full lunar eclipse producing a red effect on the moon. There have been only 4 full eclipses during a supermoon since 1900 – so this was an unusual astronomical event. It should not surprise us that a significant alignment in the heavens was accompanied by such a significant gathering at the UN.

From the ageless wisdom perspective humanity is in process of shifting from a culture characterised by Pisces – a culture of separation and devotion to an ideal – towards a culture characterised by Aquarius with keynotes of wholeness and sharing.

Up until now the challenge of incarnating wholeness has largely been a struggle led by pioneering individuals and fringe alternative movements. Yet now we are entering a time when the systems and structures of society and of law are consciously facing Aquarian challenges – and doing so in Libran ways.

Can Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), persuade world leaders at the December 2015 Climate Summit in Paris to adopt a legally binding and universal agreement on climate, with the aim of keeping global warming below 2°C?

The NGO community, including a representative of World Goodwill, met at the UN in New York on 13 August to discuss both the process and the outcome of working on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

The meeting focused on the nature and quality of civil society advocacy and the mechanisms needed to support the new goals.

On Thursday, 30 July 2015, just hours before governments began their final negotiations on a Transformative Agenda for Sustainable Development, World Goodwill was represented at a side event, “Preparing for the implementation phase of the post-2015 development agenda.”

There was a visionary air to the gathering. 

The Ambassador of South Africa, H.E. Mr. Jeremiah N. Kingsley Mamabolo, emphasized that goodwill must be ensured in order for the goals to be implemented. 

All of humanity needs to own the goals, he said, “all hands on deck,” and we all need to feel accountable.  He envisioned accountability being strengthened by systemic intergovernmental support, and defined good governance as the responsibility of governments to people and as being at the root of implementation.