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ISBN 978-1-882692-07-1

Limited Edition: "Internal Ecology: Morals for the 21st Century" - only 300 books printed especially for the May 11, 2007 conference, “Global Warming and Climate Change: the Time for Action Has Come,” that took place in Santiago, Chile. Dr. Salas Sommer appeared on the same panel as former U.S. Vice-President Al Gore.

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Morals for the 21st Century

Dario Salas Sommer (a.k.a. John Baines)

"Genuine morals are guidelines for being in harmony with the Universe and Nature. Thus, those who meticulously observe these guidelines, will always be successful - in the broadest meaning of the word - which is the highest achievement within evolution that the human being can aspire to."

There is a popular belief that states that honesty is not the best way to make a profit. The author, however, states that morality is a powerful tool to being successful in life.
“Morals for the 21st Century” is not a simple rehashing of natural morals; rather, it is an absolutely new view of morality. The author categorically asserts and proves - through scientific experiments - that morality is based on scientific facts, thus breaking away from the ideological and theological bases with which morality has always been associated.

The morality that the author discusses is based on the laws that govern energy, i.e. it is based strictly on the understanding of physics.

Whoever complies with this morality is complying with him or herself, that is why, the respect for morality, implies respect for oneself and is the equivalent of sowing seeds in the earth of one’s being. Compliance with the physical laws of morality will lead to reaping a crop that is increased several-fold, thus proving, without fear or faith, how truly profitable it is to comply with the eternal order of matters.

ISBN 1- 882692-03-9

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Table of Contents

PREFACE	IX
CHAPTER I
Basic Tenets of Moral Physics	1
CHAPTER II
The Difficulties of Acting Morally	17
1. The Fact That we Live in an Era of Masses	21
2. The Alienation of Our Time	30
3. The Erroneous Educational System	39
4. The Subjective Nature of Values	48
5. Man’s Low Level of Evolution	57
6. The Weakness of People’s Character	64
Causes That Weaken People’s Character and Will	66
a) The Compulsive Quest for Pleasure	66
b) Overprotection	70
c) Idleness and Decadence	72
d) Sexual Ambiguity	74
e) Sedentariness	75
f) Lack of Self-Worth	76
7. Environmental Hypnosis	81
8. Lack of Consensual Morality	90
CHAPTER III
Norms Pertaining to the True Human Being	99
CHAPTER IV
The Values of the Average Man	109
CHAPTER V
Sin and Moral Faults	121
Marriage Without Love	121
The Shirking of One’s Self-Control and Responsibility	127
False Friendship	130
Mental and Emotional Manipulation	135
The Manipulation of the Image	142
Dishonesty	148
The Abuse of Power	156
The Financial System	164
Envy	181
Egoism	198
Corruption	214
Mediocrity	227
Parasitical Vampirism	234
Self-Indulgence and Self-Pity	242
Living for One’s Image	247
Lack of Individual Merit	256
Ignorance of Good and Evil	269
Swindling	289
Abortion	289
Masturbation	320
Relations Against Nature	336
Adultery	345
Divorce	355
Sadomasochism	365
The Weakening of the Family	378
Comfort	395
Hate	408
Drug Abuse	419
Not Keeping One’s Word	433
Deceiving the Eye and the Ear	441
Alcoholism	451
Materialism	462
To Expect Without Deserving	475
TEN MORAL RULES	487
To Prioritize Personal Objectives	488
To Commit Oneself to Good and Swear Loyalty to One’s Own Spirit	497
To Confront One’s Own Dishonesty	506
To Put Oneself Emotionally in the Place of Others	514
To have Dominion Over Oneself	520
To Come Out of One’s Own Mental Burrow	527
Developing Will and Tempering the Character	533
Living in Harmony with Nature	541
Acting in Accordance with the Law of Egalitarian Equivalence	550
Seeking More Profound Truths	557
Carefully Examining the Legality of Nature	569
A P P E N D I X
Experimental Proof Of the Negative Physical Effect of Certain Moral Violations	589
Measuring the Electromagnetic Energy of the Body in Different Physiological Processes	591
INTRODUCCION	591
1. Basis of the Experiment	591
2. Experimental Variables	593
3. Experimental Procedures	606
4. Results of the Experiment	612
5. Discussion of the Results	619
BIBLIOGRAPHY	623

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