Greetings Friends Everywhere!

Our precious world is composed of many different races, nations, political affiliations, religious affiliations, and philosophical perspectives; but, despite all of our differences, we all share the transcendent desire to be happy and live in a universally happy world.

My name is Soren Sorensen and I am the director of the Center for a Better World. The Center is an ever-evolving result of many years of trying to help create a better world.

I have a dream that one day the overwhelming majority of our human family will be consciously united by the desire to help create an ever-better world, and that this will become our highest individual and collective mission. (Can you imagine the result?)

I believe that our world and its inhabitants are extremely precious and should be protected and nurtured with every thought, word, and action. I also believe that as we become evermore conscious of how our thoughts, words, and actions influence and alter each other and the world around us, we naturally become evermore individually and collectively responsible for the well-being of our world. Unfortunately, due to profound ignorance and greed, our world is critically threatened by the thoughts, words, and actions of some of its most powerful guardians; and, not surprisingly, efforts to improve the situation are often seriously weakened by intentional distraction, division, and demoralization.

Still, I believe that we can save our self from our selves; but we have to actually do it!

The first step, in my opinion, is to actively identify what is helpful and what is harmful to the health and happiness of our world and its inhabitants when considered as a whole. I propose that individual and collective discernment of "right" and "wrong" is not only possible, it is the golden compass that points to an ever-better world. (Even if you are turned off by the idea of making use of words as tainted as "right" and "wrong", please take the time to read the Theory of Wholistic Ethics at least one time carefully! )

Of course, the possession of a golden compass does not, alone, ensure an ever-better world. Success requires profound personal commitment and relentless follow through. I have made the commitment to intentionally benevolent action and I will never stop serving the highest intention of all intentions: "To help create a better world!"

And I am not alone. And our family is growing larger and stronger every single day.

P.S. Your comments, suggestions, and questions are always welcome.

A proud member of the
Alliance for a Better World