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We share an era in which the human mind itself is evolving and in which we have come to understand that inter-relatedness is no longer a theory, it is an actuality. Thus ASHE offers a holistic content and structure recognising that our consciousness is the key to our future.

The Context We May Find Ourselves In.

The French philosopher Pierre Teilhard de Chardin developed a general theory of evolution that applied not only to the human species but also to the human mind and the relationship of religious experience to the facts of natural science.
  One of his principal conclusions was that humanity was headed toward the unification of the entire species into a single inter-thinking group. He coined the word noosphere (from the Greek noos, mind) to refer to the cumulative effect of human minds over the entire planet. Just as the biosphere is the system comprised of all living things, so the noosphere is comprised of all conscious minds.
  The fulfillment of this process Teilhard referred to as the Omega Point, the culmination of the evolutionary process, the end point toward which we are all converging.


 From General System Theory by Ludwig von Bertalanffy

" We are dealing with emergent realities; no longer with isolated groups of men, but with a systematically interdependent global community . It is this level of [reality] which we must keep before our eyes if we are able to inspire large-scale action designed to assure our collective and hence our individual survival".


Glad Day, William Blake, 1794

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