Tomorrow's world

This publication captures the vision and momentum of a transformative movement emerging in post-war Australia and New Zealand. At a time when more than half the world's population is under twenty-one, the authors argue that young people possess unprecedented opportunity to reshape society—but also face colossal moral and spiritual challenges. While the modern world has produced technological marvels, it has failed to address fundamental human problems of hatred, fear, and injustice. The text documents a dynamic conference bringing together young people from seventeen nations across Australasia and Asia, united by a common purpose: to create a society so satisfying and dynamic that it becomes a model for the entire world. Rather than pursuing material comfort, these delegates are committed to becoming morally incorruptible and to solving the pressing issues of their generation. Through lectures from leading business, labor, political, and defense figures, combined with rigorous physical and intellectual training, participants prepare themselves for meaningful action. This movement rejects passivity and complacency, instead inviting everyone willing to pay the price of personal transformation to join in building a new future. It represents an idealistic yet practical attempt to harness youthful energy and determination toward addressing humanity's greatest challenges.