An Ethics for the Crisis

This crisis has broken all the mirrors. Human beings have nowhere to look at themselves. There is nothing safe to compare his actions, his behavior, his life. Myths, creeds and values have been broken. The good, the beautiful and the just have been destroyed. There is no basis for action and action itself has lost its meaning. The crisis of mirrors began with the industrial revolution, was accentuated by the two world wars, became a nausea with the lack of meaning after the second world war, and postmodernist individualism is destroying the planet and the lives of all. An ethic in harmony with life is needed. The author of this book calls it tereism.