The world crisis

The parents of the entire human raceMust now look into its mirror and ask

themselves

If they are themselves noble men and women of high character and intelligence, who are capable

Of creating another generation of noble men and women of high character

and intelligence.

We look out upon this world crisis and see in it everything to cause us grief in the shortcomings of the new generation.

We weep at juvenile delinquency and crime.

We decry insolence and indolence in school

We shudder at looseness of teen-age sex practices …

…an age which carries life upon its sleeve and a generation

which has not inherited from its parental teachings the

seriousness offacing a life, which must always be a hard climb for anyone who desires to reap its treasures of

glory and abundance.

As we thus look out upon this fast disintegrating world of ever lowering intelligence, character, morality and dignity the one thing we fail to see in it is ourselves.

We fail to see that whatever it is, we made it by extending several generations of ourselves into our children.

When we decry immorality, crime and killings which we see in our children, we forget that our children see in us everything that they are.

Children see as much crime, immorality, licentiousness and killings in the parents’ generation as the parents’ generation sees in the teen-agers.

…They see infidelity, divorce and inharmony in

their homes, and in the homes of their

friends.Their whole

entertainment world is saturated with adulation of

the brutal and ugly qualities of physical man and very little

that is beautiful and inspiring.

Many see everything but love in the

grown-up world, and love is the

most vital necessity to

Children.

Extracted from Walter and Lao Russell’s

book“The World Crisis”

(its explanation and solution)

-- a dynamic blue print for the one way to peace

and prosperity --Walter & Lao Russell