Toward a Solar Civilisation [antikvár]

As soon as the sun gets up he pours forth his light, his warmth and his life and it is that light, warmth and life that encourage men and women to get up, too, and go to work. Some go off to their offices, some to factories or to the fields, others open their shops and stores. The children go off to school and the streets are filled with the sounds of voices and cars. In the evening, when the sun goes down, people close their shops and offices and go home and, before too long it is time for bed! The daily rhythm of human life is patterned on the rhythm of the sun's movements. And it is the sun, too, who is at the origin of all culture and civilization.People sometimes wonder who was the first person to teach men the arts of writing and agriculture, the use of fire and certain tools. Various names are put forward but, in reality, it was no man but the sun who was at the origin of these discoveries. You will perhaps say that that is all