World Peace: Teaching Conflict Resolution (Conservation of the Circle) in High Schools and Colleges
Opposite ApproachTM is a way to achieve world (and personal) peace (and prosperity) with attention management.
We learn to integrate opposites because we understand where they come from; we accept the good with the bad instead of trying to eradicate it, and we learn how to handle conflict when it surfaces (move away from it, if possible; provide alternatives, compromises; game, or stage, the conflict in a safe setting).
A half-year course required before graduation from high school and college, using the material on this website, easily creates the collective consciousness required to achieve sustainable world peace in all countries and times. Arguments or opposite points of view, are at the heart of all conflict. When people understand what causes the opposite point of view (perspective, frame, protection) they will more readily integrate, accept, and welcome it.
Conservation of the Circle, Absolute Intelligence, and Opposite ApproachTM are the essential 'ideas' we need (and now have) to achieve sustainable, perpetual world peace:
Conservation of the Circle - the circle is conserved, or the circle preserves itself, and, because of this, is present in all entities, driving them to take two opposite positions, or arguments. We cannot eliminate arguments or conflict.
Absolute Intelligence - because the circle is the universal, unifying dynamic present within, every entity shares the same perfect, perspective-driven intelligence. We are all driven to tell each other the 'what we know' in order to protect each other, always, from, and with, the opposing points of view.
Opposite ApproachTM - once we accept the circle's ubiquitous presence, we can see that two opposing ideas can be correct at the same time. I can be right, and so can you, and neither one of us has to be 'wrong,' in order for the other one to be 'right.'
The key to happiness, personal and universal, is understanding, and accepting, the 'sometimes' nature (and reality) of all things. Sometimes can be always in our minds; this is totally up to us (one person can't tell another how to think). All people understand the sometimes-nature of all things, naturally, sometimes.
Conservation of the Circle is the basis for reality.
How to think in a circle...
Teaching the Circle in Organizations (Corporate, Government, Academic)