Over the last few years I’ve been thinking a lot about the direction humanity is heading in. Technology is accelerating rapidly—especially artificial intelligence—and it’s becoming increasingly clear that our governance systems struggle to keep pace with what we are capable of building. Because of that, I’ve started exploring a simple guiding principle that I call Mutually Assured Survival (MAS). For much of the 20th century global stability was often described through the lens of Mutually Assured Destruction—the idea that the threat of catastrophic conflict prevented escalation. But the world we are moving into may require a different mindset. The question I’m exploring is whether humanity can develop systems of cooperation, governance, and technological responsibility that orient us toward Mutually Assured Survival instead. This isn’t a finished theory or a claim of having answers. It’s simply a framework I’m beginning to explore and document. I fully understand that new ideas are often met with scepticism or disagreement. That’s part of how ideas are tested and refined. For me, this is simply an intellectual project that I find meaningful. I’m interested in seeing where the exploration leads over time. If nothing else, it’s a conversation worth having as we move deeper into an age of powerful technologies.

I learned some things along my time on this earth, with three goddess entering my life at different times. Once, while I was staying at the retreat center, Isis Oasis, I slept in the room dedicated to the goddess Sekhmet. Another time, I was in an International Imports shop in my local mall and was attracted to this pendant of Kali. Finally, while writing my first book, The Goddess of Peace: The Epic Journey of Rena Nicole, (available on Etsy), I was inspired to create my own mythological cosmology with a cosmic Self named Serelune, my original self. I’m exploring the possibility of teaching people how to find their own mythological cosmology rooted in their name and experiences. Would love some beta testers who’d be interested in using a digital twin for creating a visual of your own cosmology. See the video I created as an example.