What counts is our relationship with one another and with good spirit. Today we are anxious to understand how we may come to terms with the end of the modern world and with what follows. This book presents us, in the first sixteen pages, with a list of topical suggestion, at times colloquially expressed, for reflection. Each of these may be referred to in the main body of the book, where the author makes available his own suggestions as to how we might approach what concerns us. The presentation of the material is neither systematic not trivial but draws on the life-experience and thought of the author. Dogmata, or opinions, are offered for reflection and discussion. They are not 'the truth' but as truthful as the author can make them. No attempt is made to challenge the time-honoured myths and superstitions of any tradition.