"Our World, this Blue Planet is such a tiny place only when one commands a greater perspective and view in line with and by the bewildering scheme of the infinite Universe; yet it is so infinitely beautiful and exquisite that one feels like keeping hold of it like a tiny delicate ball made of the finest of muslin and endlessly admire and adore it! If one needs to feel proud about anything one ought to feel proud about belonging to this tiny little globe and its great race, great nation that we would like to call humanion that is one in diversity and multiple in singularity. And the future of this humanion demands that we begin to envision a state of humanity where we live not in localism, nationalism, regionalism, continentalism or even internationalism but in a universalist society that sees itself as the custodian of love, respect and care for both to the living and non living things and the space that provides them a home and the prospect to prosper and progress in this infinite Universe."
Dehumanisation of Humanity: Munayem Mayenin: Editor: Poet's Letter, London
Our Home in the Universe: The Milky Way Galaxy
(In this vast space the great solar system becomes a cosmosian dot where Germany, France or India or America, Russia, China or Britain cannot even be identified and therefore nationalities and borders become pointless to be used to form identities and thus only humanity and the Globe is big enough to offer us a home and identity that is true enough to support, sustain, enhance, enrich and free us to be the citizens of this Infinite Universe as a race or nation of Humanity.)
T
his Home of Our Galaxy Housed Our Village Solar System Lit by the Luminous Street Lamp the Sun
In the Solar System this is our Mother Earth
Where We are Lit at Night by Silver Luminescence of the Beautiful Luna
And we are the children of Humanity living and creating a Humanion that will soon study nationalities and borders in history archives. That's the world that waits for us and the politics, political bodies and structures and the politicians of our world are not ready for it yet by a long long shot.
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