The Only Evil

The only true evil is what human beings do to one another.

If we do not learn to care for one another—to embody altruism, generosity, kindness, and a deep awareness of conscience—violence will always remain an option.

Only love—the cornerstone of the universe—is the essential source of energy. Not hatred. Not domination, judgment, winning or losing. We are not here to build personal empires, but to evolve, to raise our vibration, to reach a higher state of energy: the energy of love.

If we fail to align with this energy of love, we will, like all living beings, still need energy. But we will seek it by taking it from others—by throwing ourselves at the world like starving animals. And that path always leads to exhaustion, conflict, and systemic collapse.

It is only through the awakening of our consciousness to love that we can transcend the violent instincts of the ego and usher in a new culture, a new kind of human being: Homo Spiritus.

The end of the reign of Homo Sapiens is urgent. Homo Spiritus seems to be summoned by evolution itself. The difference between them lies in a sixth sense—a spiritual sense. This sense allows us to break free from ego-identification and remember who we truly are. It is this sixth sense that awakens us, guiding us from sleepwalking through life to living in full awareness.

The solution to the current global crisis is spiritual.

We do not operate solely on the physical plane. Evolution unfolds across material, quantum, and spiritual dimensions. If we fail to distinguish between biological evolution—bound by time, space, and form—and the ultimate evolution of consciousness—which exists beyond time and space—we become trapped in a painful illusion.

The eternal dance of the Universe cannot be resisted. The Universe makes no mistakes.

Humanity now stands at a crossroads, called to act collectively and to redefine its relationship with the planet—and with the cosmos. We must rediscover a deep, living connection with the divine.

Amidst uncertainty and suffering, will this moment become the ultimate test—an existential awakening for individuals and societies in the face of an unbounded climate crisis?