The 20th century and then what? - Audrey Kerry-Ward

This book aims to inspire hope in those who are despondent of finding a true meaning to life that will give them faith to believe there is a purpose to it.We are souls who come to earth many times in order to achieve perfection in human form, but our test is to do this whilst living in a world intended to be imperfect. Once we have discovered the power within ourselves to do this, we need never be without hope.The British working classes have historically and cheerfully accepted their lot in life as their ancestors have done for the past four million years. However, radical social improvements have changed their attitude towards life. The process of transforming them from human beings with a purpose to consumers without an aim in life is now well underway. The development of mankind has peaked prematurely during the last decades, causing us to lose many centuries of natural, slow evolution. We have become too clever too fast and have not yet learned how to use this tool for the good. Instead, it has been used to change the pattern of life itself, for mankind believes this ultimate cleverness has developed for its own purpose. The reasoning? That a superior race of humans, once created, should not have to suffer the indignity of life past, but should only experience utopia.