In this episode, host Leo interviews Jeffrey Charles Hardy, a global health planning futurist, about the concept of the second human evolution. Hardy argues that humanity is currently in a state of suspended evolution and explores the key indicators that led him to this conclusion. He also discusses the concept of caring for peace, which goes beyond traditional peacekeeping efforts, and emphasizes the importance of the planning process in facilitating the second human evolution. Hardy suggests that individuals and organizations can contribute to this vision by engaging in dialogue, adopting sustainable practices, and promoting care for peace. He also highlights the role of technology in supporting this process.

Keywords: second human evolution, suspended evolution, caring for peace, planning process, global mandate, individuals, organizations, technology

Takeaways

• Humanity is currently in a state of suspended evolution, and the first human evolution ended sometime between the mid-1950s and mid-1960s.
• Caring for peace goes beyond traditional peacekeeping efforts and involves actively caring for others and promoting peace in all aspects of life.
• The planning process is crucial in facilitating the second human evolution, and individuals and organizations can contribute by engaging in dialogue, adopting sustainable practices, and promoting care for peace.
• Technology can play a role in supporting the second human evolution by enabling communication, collaboration, and the implementation of sustainable solutions.

More about the Guest

Jeffrey Charles Hardy, President and Founder, Care for Peace 501(c)(3) Email: jeff@careforpeace.org  Website: www.CareforPeace.org Author of: To Care for Peace – A Global Mandate to Secure The Second Human Evolution