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The common components of all societies
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Before we venture further into new
concepts concerning structure, and modern examples of society, we should
summarize the key insights discussed r/e society and self from Chapter 20 of
book UCA- Unique Collective Awareness.
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In addition, given that religion
represents the fundamental template upon which the first and almost all
civilizations since have been built, it is worth reviewing what we have learned concerning instruments of power and integrated systems of control established in
Chapter 4- Religion and Me. |
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A general review of the six levels of
organized self aware life |
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We began with a general review of the six
levels of higher order self aware life four, of which human beings and all
species of similar or higher potential might be categorized, namely:
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Type I Civilization of a colony and language
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Type II Civilization of a Region
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Type III Civilization of a Country (this is where all our
civilizations are at the moment)
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| Type IV Civilization of a Planet
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| Type V Civilization of A Solar System
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| Type VI Civilization of a Galactic Quadrant
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A review of the 12 key concepts associated
with a society |
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In Chapter 20 of UCA (Human Community
Life), we introduced the essential concepts associated with any organized
society. |
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1. STATE CREED (Goal law) I wish to exist).
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7. KNOWLEDGE (Awareness of position in dimension) |
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2. BELIEF SYSTEM (Logos law) To exist, I use a language
belief system
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8.TRADE (Immediate near neighbours)As I exist in 3 dimensional space, I
can only interact with immediate near neighbours according to the laws of
LOGOS.
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3. CONSTITUTION (Creation law) To exist, I exist as-
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9. SOVEREIGNTY & DEFENCE (Exclusiveness of position) No
two points will ever occupy the same position |
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4. BODY POLITIC (Co-dependence law) For I (The UCA) to
exist, you (The Universe) exist For you (The Universe) to exist, I (The UCA)
exist
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10. ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Change of position To exist, you change
position. For you to exist, I change position
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5. INDUSTRY (Specialization law) For I to exist, you exist
as- For you to exist, I exist as-
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11. COMMUNICATION Conservation of effort Using the laws of
geometry and Logos, I use the minimum required motion to achieve my goal |
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6. INFRASTRUCTURE (Geometry) |
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12. GROSS PRODUCTION (Change of position |
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The definition and classification of
different models of society |
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We then investigated how these common components of all societies come together to form different models of society namely: |
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| Category (1) Rule by divine right or birthright |
| · Regal/Monarchy |
| · Religious |
| · Aristocratic |
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| Category (2) Rule by force |
| · Military dictatorship |
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| Category (3) Rule by Constitution |
| · Democracy |
| · Socialism |
| · Communism |
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| Category (4) Rule by hybrid mix of instruments of power |
| · Constitutional monarchies |
| · Constitutional Dictatorships |
| · Constitution religious states |
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The earliest models (category 1) of civilization/society and religion |
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We then saw the direct translation of elements of category(1) civilization from the religious systems of beliefs and social model being one and the same. That religion has influenced and continues to influence the very fabric, the very models and beliefs upon which all societies have been based since the first recorded settlements by humans around 8,000 to 14,000 years ago. |
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