Beyond Scripture: Toward Planetary Consciousness and the Core of Humanity

Mayank Singh

doi:10.17605/osf.io/zx9vg

January 1, 2026Open Access

Beyond Scripture: Toward Planetary Consciousness and the Core of Humanity

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The research aims to advocate for a shift from scriptural beliefs to a broader, ecological understanding of humanity's place on Earth.
Philosophical analysis of scriptural authority versus ecological responsibility.
Discussion of moral implications of recognizing Earth as home.
Evaluation of interspecies relationships and shared ethics.
Highlights the need for shared ecological responsibility among all species.
Suggests that humanity's moral evolution is tied to planetary consciousness.
Argues that inherited dogma limits our understanding of interconnectedness.

Implication

Philosophical manifesto argues for embracing planetary consciousness, suggesting a moral shift in humanity's future.

Abstract

A philosophical manifesto proposing the transition from scriptural authority to planetary consciousness. The article argues for recognizing Earth as home, other species as neighbours, and humanity’s moral future as rooted in shared ecological responsibility rather than inherited dogma.

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