NIKOLA TESLA
The Power Of Purpose
Abundance Is The New Sustainability
In the labyrinth of existence, where the cosmic dance of numbers and patterns intertwines with the intricate tapestry of life, lies a profound truth – the power of purpose. From the enigmatic genius of Nikola Tesla, who delved into the mystical realms of numbers 369 and the Fibonacci sequence, to the timeless wisdom encoded in the design of Mother Nature herself, we are reminded of the intrinsic connection between abundance and sustainability.
Tesla’s fascination with the numbers 369 was not merely a mathematical curiosity but a glimpse into the underlying harmony of the universe. As he famously said, “If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6, and 9, then you would have the key to the universe.” In the Fibonacci sequence, each number is the sum of the two preceding ones, creating a spiral of growth and expansion that mirrors the patterns found throughout nature, from the unfurling petals of a rose to the branching arms of a tree.
Indeed, when we look to nature as our guide, we see a blueprint for abundance that is woven into the very fabric of existence. From the fecundity of the rainforest to the bountiful harvest of a well-tended garden, nature’s design is one of lavish generosity, offering sustenance and shelter to all who inhabit her realm.
And yet, despite this inherent abundance, our modern world is plagued by scarcity and depletion. Our relentless pursuit of profit and progress has come at a great cost to the planet, depleting natural resources, polluting the air and water, and driving countless species to the brink of extinction.
But what if abundance were not just a distant dream but a tangible reality within our grasp? What if we could harness the power of purpose to create a world where sustainability and abundance coexist in perfect harmony? I believe that abundance should be the new sustainability: the collective goal that we set for ourselves as the ‘moonshot’ of our time.
We have the tools and technologies to rebuild what we have broken: what is missing is our collective will to put aside the tribalism and partisan bickering that occupies our consciousness, and focus on the far bigger threat that is facing us: species-level extinction on an unimaginable scale.
To achieve abundance, we must first redefine our relationship with the planet and with each other. We must recognize that we are not separate from nature but an integral part of it, and that our well-being is intrinsically linked to the health of the planet. We must embrace a mindset of stewardship and responsibility, recognizing our role as custodians of the earth and its resources.
But abundance is not just about material wealth – it is also about the richness of experience, the depth of connection, and the beauty of diversity. It is about creating a world where every individual has the opportunity to thrive and flourish, where no one is left behind or left out.
In practical terms, achieving abundance will require a radical shift in our priorities and our values. It will require us to rethink our economic systems, our consumption patterns, and our relationship with technology. It will require us to invest in renewable energy, regenerative agriculture, and sustainable infrastructure. And it will require us to cultivate a culture of collaboration, cooperation, and compassion, where we work together towards a common purpose.
But the rewards of abundance are great – not just for ourselves but for future generations and for the planet as a whole. By embracing abundance as our guiding principle, we can create a world that is not just sustainable but thriving – a world where the beauty and bounty of nature are celebrated and cherished, and where every living being has the opportunity to fulfill its highest potential.
So let us dare to dream of a world of abundance, and let us work together to make that dream a reality. For in the end, it is not just our survival that is at stake, but the very future of life on earth.
