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In Twelve Spheres of Life


ONENESS

In Twelve Spheres of Life


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The launch of the Humanity’s Team “Oneness in Twelve Spheres of Life” Initiative originally formed part of our Global Oneness Campaign in 2008. With our Oneness Programs well established, this initiative enables us to take Oneness to the next step: to ensure that Oneness is grounded in all spheres of life. 


The Humanity’s Team “Oneness in Twelve Spheres of Life” initiative is based on the Wheel of Co-Creation and the “12 around 1” model developed by Barbara Marx Hubbard (Birth 2012), a powerful representation of the whole-system shift that is currently unfolding. The twelve societal spheres comprise the full list of the basic functions of any community. The “12 around 1” principle can be seen as representing the stability in nature, and is the basis of the concept of “tensegrity” pioneered by Buckminster Fuller. 

Steve Farrell & Barbara Marx Hubbard speak about Oneness in Twelve Spheres of Life

In the development of our initiative, we were also inspired by the ideas, thinking, and concepts of the Thrive Movement and Ken Wilber (Integral Approach / A Theory of Everything). All three of these luminaries embody a mixture of scientific, intellectual, spiritual, activism, and grassroots focus. ( A link to the summaries of our Research Analysis that includes the main ideas of all three of these leaders can be found at the bottom of this page.)


Oneness is strengthened and expanded in all spheres through the appreciation of all of Humanity’s Team’s Main Statements and Initiatives: 


Five Steps to Peace

Mission Statement

Global Oneness Day

Declaration of Cultural Diversity


In the development of our initiative, we were also inspired by the ideas, thinking, and concepts of the Thrive Movement and Ken Wilber (Integral Approach /Theory of Everything). All three of these leaders can be said to have a mixture of a scientific, intellectual, spiritual, activism, and grassroots focus. 


Summaries of Research Analysis


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