There is no Universal Utopia

The concept of utopia is a concept over the millennium. The first example of Utopia is the Garden of Eden, since then, mankind has been devoting herself to accomplishing this perfect existence, a world without problems, anyone can live here and work. A series of images is called only by the word "utopia", and the image varies from person to person. That is why the concept of utopia was abandoned. Because utopia can not tell anyone. Hundreds of books and movies have been written from the Republic of Plato to the present age of 380 BC, but all of them have different perspectives on the perfect world.

Utopia is the ideal world - "the country of God" in this three dimensional world. Utopia is the world that everyone is doing their best by practicing the truth - the rule governing the whole universe. Regardless of the environment and the environment, we start with a state of mind that we find peace and happiness, and then act as a true paradise on Earth. Utopia is a dream of everyone's mind and can be achieved by following the principles that make up utopia. Today, most people will accept the absolute and ultimate truth about the existence and reincarnation of the spiritual world. As spiritual age matures, humans will understand that all the crises the world has experienced are also part of our soul training.

Perception is like the imagination and the core of our personal utopia. Perception is an illusion - whether it is human relations, self-image, or the essence of the universe. Personal utopia seems to fulfill a more demanding reality, to satisfy the needs, and to help meet individual needs. This is a philosophical point of view promoting ideas, not necessarily the only explanation. However, personal utopia seems to play an important role in our life.

When I was young, Gene Roddenberry was fascinated by the imaginary utopia I made with the imaginary Star Trek series. In this utopia, humans eventually overcome the fight against material needs and begin the process of improving themselves to enrich their lives and the knowledge and experience of the universe.

In the Utopian book, utopia is a true federation without private property or finance. Utopia is a fictitious country, society and everything is shared equally without the necessity. - Throughout history, people have always felt the need to conceive and design "future cities" whether they are beyond utopian concepts, techniques, or the limits of the planet. For a long time, there is a certain relationship between utopia and architecture in Western architecture, especially in the idealization of "the future city".