The concept of a moneyless society has reemerged in the age of awakening we find ourselves in. It is often belittled as a 'utopian ideal,' a completely unrealistic vision for a better world, or is it?
This
week, accomplished researcher and activist Michael Tellinger comes on
the show with David Wilcock and Corey Goode in a special discussion about Ubuntu and Contributionism.
Unlike what is widely accepted on Earth, the need for monetary systems to facilitate society is unfounded. Like all 'black magic' or mind control devices, money is founded on a falsehood, a misconception that without it, no one would be motivated to participate in co-creative undertakings. But in reality, there are countless ways individuals work together to create abundance in their lives. And in almost all cases, money serves as a tool to limit this organic process of generating goods and services.
According to Goode, the Secret Space Program Alliance Council has been following the work of Tellinger, primarily because of this seemingly new model for society called Ubuntu or Contributionism. The SSP Council says that after the data dumps, society will be slowly transitioned into a contributionist model, wherein each individual's passions come to the fore as the primary mechanism for producing abundance or items for society.