Rolf Witzsche

When the nations at war have exhausted their resources, peace resumes inevitably.

However, for peace to prevent war it needs to mean much more than merely the absence of war. It needs to unfold as an active quality of our humanity, rooted in the nature of our being. This active peace is urgent, because war becomes increasingly unendurable. Who needs a world of peace without a human voice in it?

Peace, as a powerful, active quality unfolds naturally when we begin to embrace and celebrate our humanity.

Science Articles

Towards a New Bretton Woods Monetary System

World Wide Infrastructure Development,
The Eurasian Land Bridge critical for survival

Canada - the center of the world

Global 'Active' Peace

Questions from Canada
from the series
Truth versus Guns
Can we Survive War?

Are we coming of age?

Can we say to one-another I have seen thy face as though I have seen the face of God?

Boundary Zone to Extinction

A step beyond genocide into today's dying world of increasing insanity in which nuclear war seem rather 'small.'

Civilization and a New Renaissance

A living art garden
of the invisible shapes
that shape us
in the wide landscape of love

The dimensions for building peace

Peace cannot be won by war

The connection between Peace and Spirituality

Building a world without war, poverty, violence, and terror
How close are we?

Peace through economic development

The Key to Survival - the Key to Peace

The Lautenbach Plan

World Wide Economic Collapse, the driver for war

Stopping the Silent Wars

Economics at the End of a Delusion

Water or Oil in the Middle East?

Pax Americana and 911

The Principle of Universal Love

The Case for Universal Love
novels about love and civilization by Rolf Witzsche

novel by Rolf Witzsche about love and nuclear war

a novel

War is NOT inevitable, Peace is!

Brighter than the Sun
(playing with nuclear matches)

This novel has two opposite centers. One reflects the tragic domain of our nuclear armed world, and the second the domain of spiritual freedom where old axioms become discredited and fall away while love unfolds its universal face. Will the latter prevail?