14/06/2026
CALL TO HUMANITY FOR A CONFERENCE ON RECONCILIATION, PEACE AND DISARMAMENT ON MAY 30, 2027
Reconciliation and peace are within our reach because we are all in direct physical communication.
Why is this crucial? Because reconciliation and peace require us to move beyond interpreting reality through categories belonging to an uncommunicated world. Categories through which some oppose, for example, nuclear weapons; others, as the Pope has recently done, reasonably call for AI not to be used as a weapon; while many more denounce the various evils affecting societies with the actual aim of advancing particular political objectives.
This way of thinking belongs to the past. It is unilateral and subjective, characteristic of an uncommunicated world. It is based on the idea that one side can limit the harm it causes. Or, more precisely, on the idea that the other side could do so but chooses not to.
The reality, however, is that when two parties inflict harm upon one another, neither can unilaterally limit that harm, since the capacity to inflict greater harm determines who subjugates the other. As long as such a relationship persists, any attempt to limit evil unilaterally is merely an illusion, a subjective construct.
Yet it is not enough that some of us understand and express this reality; indeed, it was already understood in the past. What is decisive today is that genuine, direct, physical communication among all of us is now possible and therefore so too is an alternative to mutual destruction, which is obviously the worst outcome for everyone.
The fact of direct communication is the manifestation of our original and real spiritual unity, and the only means by which we can overcome the subjectivity that distorts our understanding of others and of reality itself (as can be seen in the multitude of prejudices) and move toward reconciliation and peace.
For this reason, we call upon humanity to participate in a Conference on Reconciliation, Peace and Disarmament on May 30, 2027, based on the following principles:
1. Human decisions adopted publicly, inclusively and participatively tend toward the common good and are incompatible with the intention to cause harm.
2. For this conference to take place and initiate a genuine process of understanding and cooperation, it is necessary to suspend the use and development of weapons, since it is absurd and contradictory to seek reconciliation while simultaneously pursuing harm against others.
3. The possibility of making this conference a reality depends upon the universal dissemination of the proposal itself, which cannot be imposed and can have no other motivation.
We therefore publicly request your support in spreading this call through humanitarian, social, academic and international networks.