Today the caterpillar becomes a butterfly

Biologists have discovered that within the cells of the caterpillar tissue there are cells called imaginative cells. They resonate at a different frequency. Also, they are so different from other worm cells that the caterpillar’s immune system thinks they are enemies and tries to destroy them. But new imaginative cells keep appearing, and more and more…

Suddenly, the caterpillar’s immune system cannot destroy them fast enough and they become stronger by connecting to each other to form a critical mass that recognizes their mission to achieve the incredible birth of a butterfly.

In 1969 Margaret Mead said: “We must never doubt that a small group of motivated and determined citizens can change the world. Certainly that is how we have found ourselves”.

I firmly believe, along with many others, that there is an evolutionary effervescence within the fabric of today’s society. Despite the clamor of fear, greed, overconsumption, and violence expressed through the fabric of society, there is a union of men and women, which we can call imaginative cells, that are revealing a different world, a transformation, a metamorphosis.

The Uruguayan poet Mario Benedetti wrote: “What would happen if one day, when we wake up, we realize that we are the majority? I affirm that the imaginative cells would dominate and bring the butterfly out of a world of worms”.

This is the time to wake up. Groups of imaginative cells are gathering everywhere; they are beginning to recognize each other; they are developing the tools of organization to increase the level of consciousness, so that the next Stage of our human society will manifest, to create a new society that, ceasing to be a caterpillar, will become a butterfly…

A new dimension of Life, a more compassionate and just society, a humanity rooted in happiness and mutual understanding…

Be enthusiastic cells; connect with others, meet, reunite… and all together let us build an Alliance for a New Humanity”.