The only thing i ever dreamed of,staring at those skies day and night is going to be  real. No wonder,i should be a part of it. Being a human being we have mastered everything that ever came upon us but that sky above our head is still to be explored. We are no less than a grain of sand from the edge of our Solar system. I am a typical teenage boy of 18 years from Nepal,the land of Himalayas. Coming from a small country, head held high following the dream and interest about space, i do wanna be a part of ASGARDIA.

I Am the current plan member of Black Beam Society..which is futuristic alliance of All scientific community for common Human welfare And Main Motto Of Science for Humanity And Humanity For Science..Please vote for our team To support us And Rebuild the Humanity approach to common truth on Consciousness Well being and Progress

Making a nation is not such a big thing but when it comes to Asgardia...it is obvious to be a difficult task to eatablish a nation in space. But alongwith establishment of a nation, it is a great challenge to maintain faith of citizens in it's governance . For this challenge government needs a panel of leaders who put their strategies to maintain and improve the standard of living.

These are the times that try men’s souls, and they’re trying ours now,” begins Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, quoting Thomas Paine, in an electrifying talk about how we can face the future without fear if we face it together.

It’s a fateful moment in history. We’ve seen divisive elections, divided societies and a growth of extremism — all of it fueled by anxiety, uncertainty and fear. The world is changing faster than we can bear, and it’s looking like it’s going to continue changing faster still. Sacks asks: “Is there something we can do to face the future without fear?”

One way into this question is to look to what people worship. Some people worship many gods, some one, some none. In the 19th and 20th centuries, people worshiped the Aryan race, the Communist state and many other things. Future anthropologists, Sacks says, will take a look at the books we read on self-help, at how we talk about politics as a matter of individual rights, and at “our newest religious ritual: the selfie” — and conclude that we worship the self.

This worship of the self conflicts directly with our social nature, and with our need for friendship, trust, loyalty and love. As he says: “When we have too much of the ‘I’ and not enough of the ‘we,’ we find ourselves vulnerable, fearful and alone.”

To solve the most pressing issues of our time, Sacks says, we need to strengthen the future us in three dimensions: the “us of relationship,” the “us of responsibility” and the “us of identity.”

Starting with the “us of relationship,” Sacks takes us back to his undergraduate days studying the philosophy of Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, Sartre and Camus. Full of ontological uncertainty and existential angst, Sacks describes himself as self-obsessed and thoroughly unpleasant to know. Then he saw a girl who was everything he wasn’t. “She radiated sunshine, emanated joy,” he says. They met, talked and forty-seven years of marriage later, Sacks finds himself living proof that it’s the people not like us who make us grow.

Are you tired from the mundaneness of the Earth? Are you threatened for being a progressive individual? Do you feel like you do not belong where you currently are? Do you want to try something new? Let's bring in some change. Lets unite outside of treacherous political agendas and religious bigotry. Support me for a new era of humanity.

Hi everyone this is Roshan Pathak from Nepal.  A youth who wish to bring change in this present world via technology . Empowering youth and one for all all for one is my main focus . To unite all people for prosperity and peace is my main focus . We shall be working together having fun creating new ideas and for the betterment of everyone out there .