English - Global Balance

Magnanimity of the mind and a long term view which is grounded in rationality are
key virtues and have to invigorate tested methods for global conduct like Arbitration,
Adjudication, Treaties and Agreements so they assimilate a unifying and balanced
character.
A cooperative and open attitude dialogue in conflict and problem solving that shuns myopic
views and arrogance as well as concealed special interests in favour of a wise observation
of the situation, free from selfish motives that can lead to short-termed hasty reactions. It is
time for a global call to the World Community of Nations and for everyone to develop what
former Chairman of the National Intelligence Council Joseph Nye coined the “Soft Powers“.
Cultural achievements can be shared as envoys of the attractiveness of a Nation State, to
enrich the World Community in order to overcome disheartening and unproductive powerplays
as not to loose energy, trust and authority.
It adds to success to listen careful to small voices in the Community, which can speak the
truth with a soft voice.
A Grand Design should comprise all-embracing dialogue and a humanistic Code of
Ethics not only in exchange between the culture- and knowledge-societies but also
through an embedded reconciliatory approach.
A reconciliatory approach to national, regional and global levels for enduring and stable
peace and order. Not only for preventing and resolving conflicts but also as a means for
safeguarding economic and cultural development. Some believe that this kind of wisdom is
traditionally interwoven into Chinas cultural identity and social fabric. This can be
understood in the context of China‘s over 5000 Years of History.
A magnanimous order can unfold through the Global conduct of affairs which evolves out of
3 corresponding and interacting circles of Live on a community, national and global level.
The three Circles of Life unfold and expand between 8 pillars of Society.
The first pillar lies in Peace, Order and Justice, which is the Ideal-State-of-Life, this is a
pillar of stability that gives foundation for growth. This pillar seeks the inspiration from a
Higher Vision for further unfoldment.
A second circle of Life unfolds from the Individual, as Men-Women in unity. It interacts with
educational institutions like Schools and Universities as well as with Religious Institutions.
A third circle breathes through the Family and Homes to reach out and interact with the
Governments and Civil Societies.
These three circles respond and activate the Family of the United Nations and their partner
the Non-Governmental bodies to give living testimonial to the inspired objectives of the
United Nations Charta.
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