Two alternatives for
Thailand
(A discussion of which of two paths
is better for Thailand)
(Written April 1998)
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Foreword.
This document has been produced as a result
of a desire to help the Thai people.
The evolution of Thailand is finely balanced
at a critical point, and could move in either a positive or a negative
direction.
The object of this document is to show
the two opposed directions, and to assist in the selection of one of the
directions as a basis of long term planning.
The two divisions of direction can be named,
for ease of terminology,
as Western and Eastern.
Thailand is at a point where it can choose
to follow its traditional cultures of Buddhism and agriculture, or whether
to move in to the western culture of finance, and manufacturing.
We openly admit to a bias towards the spiritual
path. However we have attempted to be as objective and accurate as possible
with any of the words used in this document.
We freely admit that there are other alternatives,
and that these concepts are far from perfect.
However, they do represent a possible point
of view, and as such we would be grateful if the words could be considered
as possibly having some significance.
The author's also confirm that there is
no financial or other motive behind the words, except to make an attempt
to offer assistance to the people of Thailand.
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Introduction.
This document has been produced as a result
of the progress in Thailand as observed over the last 10 years (1988 to
1998), and a brief study of Thai history from King Mengrai's era.
In terms of the nation, probably the most
significant thing, (not counting the monarchy, as this is unreproachable),
is the introduction of Democracy.
Democracy is based on the original work
of a Greek gentleman called Democrates, whose ideas were of a government
for the people by the people. This is a far cry from today's so called
democratic governments, which appear to be leaning towards a government
OF the people. And this is one of the main points of this document. If
we were able to mould our new Thailand democracy in the direction indicated
by Democrates, we would in fact have a more advanced nation than most of
the western nations. Thailand is in a unique position, and if this is truly
recognised, then we can utilise our strengths to counteract our weaknesses,
and grow rapidly in stature as a result. Thailand has been a model in the
past in being the only nation in this part of the world which never was
coloinised by the West. Now it has the opportunity to become independent
of the West in a manner critical to its survival.
As such Thailand would be a front runner
in the big league, and would be in a position to spread the culture of
the Thai people around the world, in the same way that Buddha spread his
culture around the world.
In fact Thailand is one of the few countries
which is in a position to be able to choose. When a country is rich, the
government becomes involved in so many long term and expensive projects
that a change of direction is virtually impossible. However, after a period
of being poor, there are fewer long term projects, and therefore the change
of direction can occur more quickly. It is this fact alone, just the pure
possibility, which presents an interesting point around which this document
is written.
It really comes down to an answer to the
following question.
"Is Thailand ready to become a world power?"
But before we answer the question, let's
try to clarify the word "power".
And before we do that, let's remember that
we are trying to represent the two viewpoints of East and West.
In the west, power means the level of control
over other people.
In the east, power means the level of control
over the self (atman).
Both viewpoints are valid, it just depends
on your personal preferences.
We therefore make a poor attempt at expressing
the viewpoints of both the east and the west. As previously mentioned,
we admit to a bias, and that is why the home has been relocated in Thailand.
We hope that by clarifying the two alternatives,
we can possibly assist some people in determining their own future.
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Past.
In the near past, Thailand was a little known
country in the Far East .
It was by far overshadowed by its near
neighbour China, and to some extent, still is.
The people of Thailand could then be considered
as agricultural workers in the main, with only a small percentage of the
population living in towns and cities. The main religion can be considered
as Buddhism.
Towns and cities had long been a feature
of Western society, based on the towns originally built in Europe by the
Roman Empire, some 2000 years ago. The main religion can be considered
to be Christian.
As far as the land occupies by the United
States of America is concerned, this was comparatively recently occupied
by Europeans, and a new culture was born. These people were the ones who
were considered to be escaping from the oppression of the controlling influences
in Europe who were starting a free new nation.
The words on the Thomas Jefferson Memorial,
read
"I am not an advocate for frequent changes
in laws and constitutions, but laws and institutions must go hand in hand
with the progress of the human mind. As that becomes more developed, more
enlightened, as new discoveries are made, new truths discovered, and manners
and opinions change with the change of circumstance, institutions must
advance also to keep pace with the times. We might as well require a man
to wear still the coat which fitted him when a boy as civilised society
to remain ever under the regimen of its barbarous ancestors."
This is a statement on which the American
culture was founded.
The population of the countries which evolved
around towns was subject to dramatic increases, resulting in the size of
each town also rapidly increasing. This changed the balance of country
folk to townsfolk, and a step in the evolutionary process was taken.
Once the balance changes, the culture takes
on different aspects, as banking, government, law, transport, and religion
all increase in importance.
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Future.
For our picture of the future we attempt to
provide two view points. Firstly, we approach the western viewpoint, as
this is probably the most documented. We can therefore be brief.
The western culture is based on the control
of people by others.
This results in powerful governments, large
corporations, and large prisons.
This is an easy path to choose, but it
does not appear to represent the words of Democrates - "government for
the people".
Our picture of the future of an Eastern
cultured nation presents a very different picture. If we were to attempt
to convey that picture in one word, we would say - "Buddha".
We see a Buddhist culture as a positive
culture.
Our picture of the future in Thailand presents
a more humble view.
The people are far more advanced in their
spiritualism, and as a result they have no concern for the "rat race" in
the west.
There is no other country in the world
which has had, or probably ever will have, the opportunity which presents
itself to Thailand today.
No other country in the world has ALL of
the following.
- A compassionate monarch.
- A reverential nation.
- A Democratic government
- A strong religion
- A compassionate populace.
- The ability and desire to accept
help.
- A need for change
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Geography.
There are several natural borders inside Thailand,
which are represented by the culture of the people. Isaan people differ
from Chiang Mai people, who differ from Bangkok people, and so on.
If we choose to follow Democrates, and
provide government for the people, then we must also provide for the differences
between people.
And that is where we have to answer our
question. Do we believe in the free will of the people , or do we believe
that we have to control the will of the people.
If we believe in the former, then we arrange
for the different communities to arrange for their own local government,
which would take away most of the responsibility for central government.
This would leave the central government
to work on the large projects of a national nature, but only when agreed
and ratified by all the area representatives.
This would enable most of the tax money
from, for example, Chiang Mai, to be spent in Chiang Mai, therefore enabling
the people to see the fruits of their labours.
We would also expect that they would like
to see a smaller armed force, and a smaller police force, as neither would
be deemed to have the same importance as at present.
Of course if we follow the path of controlling
the will of the people, then we would expect to see the armed forces and
the police force grow in size and stature. We cover these points in more
detail in a later paragraph.
As a point of interest, we also have a
detailed plan along these lines of how to start the change over, with minimal
interference with the every day lives of the people of Thailand, based
on commencement in Chiang Mai, the spiritual focus point of Thailand.
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Environment.
If we decide to take more control of the
will of the people, then of course we have to take more control of the
environment.
If we decide to take less control of the
will of the people, then we can expect the people to take more control
of the environment themselves.
However, it is apparent that we need to
finalise our control decision in the very near future, and this is one
of the reasons for the timing of this document.
If we as a nation were to set the world
lead in taking care of our environment, our respect factor throughout the
world would increase in manifold proportions, and along with it the fortunes
of the nation and the people.
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Armed forces.
If we work on the basis of taking more control
of the people, then it is fair to assume that other nations are thinking
likewise. It therefore becomes important for the armed forces to be well
capable of the protection Thailand from other nations.
However, if we adopt the viewpoint of less
control over the people, then we have less need to protect the nation from
other nations. And also, with this different viewpoint, we would need to
apply a very different approach to the new style armed forces.
These forces would not be trained to protect
against another nation, but they would be trained to protect against invasion
by other planetary forces or spirits.
This would entail a close study of interplanetary
forces and spirits, in order to ascertain and differentiate between friendly
forces and unfriendly forces. We are fortunate at this time as information
which was previously hidden from us is slowly being discovered and publicised
on the World Wide Web. So the facts are now even more difficult to refute.
The facts regarding the presence or otherwise of interplanetary entities
do not change as a result of our control decision.
But with the one viewpoint we would attempt
to deny the existence of interplanetary entities, and attempt to obliterate
any such beings and their materials, and on the other viewpoint we would
readily accept aid from more knowledgeable entities.
The armed forces must be aware of the two
possibilities, even if we do choose to take more control of people.
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Police.
In a similar way, the duties of the police
force could be subject to significant change, along with the true Democratic
method.
The main task of the police would be understood
by all people to be a role of assisting the people of the nation.
Police forces would be available within
each cultural area, and would not be subject to any national control, except
for situations of national importance. This does not mean governmental
importance, it means important to the vast majority of the people of the
nation.
The police would be trained in compassionate
methods of dealing with local situations, and would help in cases of emergency
or dire distress.
The use of guns would be prohibited. There
would be no guns allowed in the country from outside, and anyone possessing
a gun would be advised to export it, or to have its firing mechanism debilitated.
Anyone known to be using a gun for any
purpose would be imprisoned for life, in the local community.
The prison service would be upgraded so
that the inmates have conditions suitable for a normal human being. It
would be expected that far fewer people would be in prisons, as the available
help for straying citizens would help to maintain social order.
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Law.
If we choose the path of more control, then
it is inevitable that we will require more laws, and more lawyers. Also
we will need larger prisons, as inevitably more laws means more criminals.
If we choose the path of less control,
then inevitably we need fewer laws.
We would therefore be able to set the lawyers
to work in simplifying the current laws, and by simplifying the law we
have fewer criminals, assisting the prison service in its aims to help
reduce criminal behaviour.
A recognition would be made in that crime
increases in direct proportion to the increase in the law, due to the infringement
on the free will of the people by any law.
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Schools.
If we adopt the principal of more control,
then we will have fixed and controlled curricula in the schools, and we
will refine these curricula as new inventions are discovered, and we will
apply the resulting global curriculum to all schools.
If we adopt the principal of less control,
we will make available a selection of courses, and the students will be
free to choose their education from a variety of offerings, each of which
is unique.
Students will be provided with opportunities
to receive education in spiritual, permaculture, martial arts, and also
an increase in the experience of the practical applications of technology.
More people will be encouraged to become "handy-men", or DIY people, and
education will be provided.
There will be an increased slant towards
learning how to be independent and self-sufficient.
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Hospitals.
As we have already learned from the West, it
is now the time to reapply the knowledge of the East. There are few hospitals
currently offering eastern solutions to eastern dis-ease-s, as we continue
to further apply western solutions.
If we choose a path of less control, we
will have more and smaller hospitals, each one specialising in its own
unique methods. An introduction to these methods will be available for
students of all ages.
By maintaining the control option, we will
continue to import and manufacture more drugs with unknown side-effects,
and potentially harm the health of the nation.
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Business.
Business will be run on the understanding of
providing a service to the community, the labour content of which would
normally expect to be recompensed. There would be no expectations of hoarding
wealth, or of controlling large work forces and facilities. Businesses
would be run more on a family or group of friends basis.
And these families and group of friends
would be running this business because they had detected a need among the
people for an item which was available.
Of course the item would fit within the
code of ethics which had been drawn up by that particular community, dependent
on their spiritual and material requirements.
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Temples.
The crowning benefit which Thailand has
along with all the other features, is the Buddhist and other Temples.
Few religions in the world may not be represented
in Thailand, but we feel sure that some branch of every religion is represented
in Thailand.
And this is because of the Buddhist "be
and let be " approach to life.
In Thailand we have a spiritual model for
all the world, already in existence, without one baht needing to be spent.
Or one minute of time. It has already materialised, and has been there
for a long time.
But it is sometimes becomes difficult to
see through the veil of illusion which is promulgated by the western approach
to life.
And this veil can easily become more dense,
and include eastern nations. And maybe the only people who can detect it
are Wanderers, like expatriates.
But it certainly exists, and if more people
are able to detect it, then the spiritual boost which Thailand needs will
be actioned.
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Tourism.
More and more people around the world are
now able to detect the veil of illusion.
There are few places they can go to discuss
their knowledge without being considered abnormal.
Fortunately again, the web is one of the
places where so called abnormal people can discuss absolutely anything
they want to, with nobody interfering or censoring.
And when one person opens up with a secret
truth, so do many others. As a result of this, many secret truths are being
revealed.
If Thailand were to specifically welcome
all "spiritual pilgrims", the timing is perfect for a flood tide change
in western tourists.
Not only would all of the many millions
of spiritual people around the world consider visiting Thailand, but all
people would raise Thailand higher on their list because of the association
with respectability, which has been so tarnished in the past.
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Wild Life
Along with our new approach to life, it
would be a simple procedure to promote vast wild life preserves.
We would stop cutting down old trees completely,
and we start to grow wood for local use on a 20 year plan.
This plan would include serious considerations
for the habitat of another of Thailand's wonders - its enormous variety
of animals, insects, plants, and fruits. Along with this protection would
come true respect for the 2000 plus year old cultures of the hill- tribes,
another of Thailand's gems.
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Spirituality.
And now we have to really slow down, and take
a few deep breaths, close our eyes for five minutes, and consider what
we have read so far.
If we consider the focus to be away from
serious interest, there is no obligation to continue reading.
However, if you do continue, we now hope
that you will continue to read through to the Conclusions section. If you
are really short of time, and skip, you will miss the essence which we
are trying to convey.
The essence is based on the existence of
prophecies from Nostradamus, Edward Case,
The Hopi Indians, The Bible, and many other
sources. And all of these predictions state, in one way or another, that
what is written is what will happen if nothing is done to prevent it.
And we find the world in its current position,
and realise that Thailand is probably the only country in the world which
has a chance of creating the reversal which most of the people in the world
truly desire.
This is what our control decision is truly
about.
At this point we would ask you to recall
the question.
Do we wish to take control of the will
of others, or do we truly believe in the free will of the people.?
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Music.
One of the arts in which Thailand as a nation
possesses much talent is music.
Along with a general increase in the appreciation
of the arts, there will be opportunities to promote Thai music internationally,
much of it being capable of benefit as chants or mantras.
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Opportunity.
To summarise at this point, we believe that
Thailand has a unique opportunity at this moment in time. We believe that
the opportunity is so unique, if you will pardon the phrase, that it almost
becomes a duty to ensure that the opportunity is closely examined, and
soon.
We as a nation could achieve the following,
by setting an example for others to follow.
- resolve the greenhouse gas problems, and
allow the environment to return to something more suitable for human existence.
-resolve the energy problem by refusing
nuclear power, and proceeding directly to renewable energy systems.
- reduce the world emphasis on the need
for money, and improve every ones life as a result.
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Plan.
If we are to consider adopting the policy of
less control of the people, then we have to draw up a plan drawn up a plan
of how this can be commenced. We have available a plan of how to commence
action, beginning in Chiang Mai.
One of the reasons for choosing Chiang
Mai, is the spirituality of the town and province, and particularly the
city centre.
The plan utilises the geography of Chiang
Mai, focusing on the area within the city walls as a seed or kernel to
the whole plan.
Details of the plan are available if requested.
Once the "seed" is seen to be successfully
operating, even with the opposed methods only one canal width away, it
will then become apparent to all that the quieter way is the better way.
Many of our younger people may not agree,
and may wish to have the opportunity of living amongst the traffic and
pollution for many more years, but I am sure that the wiser ones would
choose a method whereby they have a chance of prolonging their lives and
their children's lives.
However we believe that once the seed is
growing, then the remainder will grow naturally as people can witness the
benefits.
All of this must be done according to the
free will of the people. All we are proposing is one idea, and every one
has the free will to ignore it or to adopt it, or to examine it further.
We feel that the concept will withstand
substantial examination.
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Timing.
As mentioned before, the timing is appropriate.
In terms of finding the time to start,
then that is the next step. We will find that once we have managed an agreement
to proceed with the concept, that many of the previously time consuming
projects will simply fall away, and the newer projects will be of much
greater spiritual satisfaction.
So the first step we can take, is to pass
this document to someone else who may help you with whatever ideas we already
have, and provide some new ones.
In a few days time there could be serious
meetings held all round Thailand to make decisions about the new approach.
But the initial decision to allow the people's
free will to take priority over all else will have to be made by central
government.
So now we are really focused on where the
power of the world could reside.
It could reside in the decision making
processes of the government of Thailand, who apparently at present may
be in possession of the balance of world power if we represent the two
poles as West and East.
The timing could never be better.
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Benefits.
The benefits to the people of Thailand are
profound.
Whilst looking through the same viewfinder
as before, the benefits may be unnoticeable, and to the uninitiated may
appear to be a backward step.
But the benefits of the resulting, simpler,
slower lifestyle will soon become apparent.
Health will improve.
As a natural follow on from a the adoption
of a less stressful life, we would expect the health of the nation to start
an upward trend.
Hidden benefits.
If we are to adopt a plan of allowing
the free will of the people to operate, then we have to have a plan to
dismantle many of the control mechanisms which are already in place. During
examination of these mechanisms, many benefits will be discovered.
Crime will reduce.
We do not profess to be experts in crime.
However we feel that people in a truly spiritual environment are less likely
to have a desire or need to commit crime. The simplification of the law
will also be of distinct benefit to the crime statistics.
Rubbish will reduce.
As we adopt a more natural and less packaged
approach to life, then the level of refuse will correspondingly reduce.
If we cut out plastic, recycle glass and
paper, turn biodegradable waste in to fertiliser, and then examine the
remainder, we will find a significant reduction in the problem
Peace will increase.
By following the detailed plan which demonstrates
how to avoid the non-peaceful aspects of life, we have a resultant increase
in peace.
Joy will increase.
Peace allows for joy. As peace increases,
so does joy. The people of Thailand will benefit from the adoption of the
positive portions of this document by having increased happiness.
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Losses.
We may discover that we are no longer in
a position to carry out "impressive" projects, but then we will be adopting
a different opinion to "impressive" to that adopted by western culture,
where size is of imperative importance. The change in monetary value of
real estate will have to be carefully considered.
There are predictions that if the environment
change continues in its current direction, that we will need to grow our
food indoors, as the outside will be too affected by the direct sun's rays,
with insufficient protection from the depleting ozone layer.
This would mean the conversion of unused
warehouse, factory and office space in to horticultural space.
This would have the effect of enabling
food to be grown inside the cities.
The new growth in itself will help to reduce
the pollution, which will also be further reduced as the food will not
have to travel so far, therefore reducing pollution from transport.
We could ask the residents to help themselves
by placing biodegradable products such as vegetable trimmings, and unused
but clean rice into separate containers. These could then be kept locally,
and used as fertiliser after composting.
Education in permaculture will become important.
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Conclusions.
In short, we have a choice to make. We can
choose to follow, or we can choose to lead. Our recommendation would be
to do both.
To follow Buddha, and to lead the rest
of the world in to an improved way of life.
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Words supplied by John Lennon
Imagine there's
no heaven
It's easy if you try,
No hell below us
Above us only sky
Imagine all the people
Living for today
Imagine there's no country
It isn't hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion too
Imagine all the people
Living life in peace
You may say that I'm a dreamer
But I'm not the only one
I hope some day you'll join us
And the world will be as one
Imagine no possessions
I wonder if you can
No need for greed or hunger
A brotherhood of man
Imagine all the people
Sharing all the world
You may say that I'm a dreamer
But I'm not the only one
I hope some day
you'll join us
And the world will live as one
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This document has now been followed by a
further document called The Future
of Thailand
As one of the two above alternatives has
now been proven to be a genocidal proposition, action to instigate the
second and superior alternative is currently being updated as Plan
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