The South African WTM Centre
The World Transformation Movement (WTM) South African Centre is here to support you in your journey of understanding Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith’s breakthrough explanation of the human condition. His reconciling and redeeming ‘instinct vs. intellect’ explanation finally solves the riddle of our ‘good and evil’ conflicted human condition, and ultimately transforms the human race.
With every day bringing more alarming evidence of the turmoil of the human situation, it is unarguable that this psychologically relieving understanding of the reason for our destructive behaviour is the ONLY way we can halt the slide to total chaos and devastation. The World Transformation Movement, which is a non-profit organisation, was established in Australia in 1983 to ensure the world-saving importance of this explanation is disseminated across the planet.
James Moffett, founder of WTM South Africa
The South African WTM Centre was founded in 2017 by James Moffett. A former Managing Director of the Organic Agricultural Association of South Africa, James is a world renowned organic farmer and organic milling and products innovator who has travelled widely in Africa teaching the benefits of organic farming.
Explaining his reason for establishing the South African WTM Centre, James said, “I have been search-reading for well on 38 years for the real, truthful answers about human nature, but it wasn’t until I came upon Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith’s book FREEDOM: The End Of The Human Condition that I knew I’d finally found the biological explanation I’d been looking for. While initially this amazing book’s truthfulness can be confronting and make reading it challenging, the insights it reaches are entirely compassionate and transforming. In a world fast becoming unconscionably distressed and malfunctional, this reconciling understanding is so urgently needed I felt it imperative I do all I can to promote it.”
Watch James Moffett's launch of World Transformation Movement South Africa
Some Testimonials
Franklin Mukakanga, advertising director and radio host in Zambia, and founder of the Zambian WTM Centre has said about Jeremy Griffith’s 2016 book FREEDOM: “This reconciling understanding of the human condition will end all prejudices, like racism, forever.”
For an excellent description of why Franklin is so excited about setting up the Zambian World Transformation Movement Centre, read the piece about Sir Laurens van der Post on the South Africa’s Philosopher Giants page.
Dr Anna Fitzgerald, molecular biologist, genome projects strategist, and co-founder of the New Zealand WTM Centre: ‘This explanation of the human condition in FREEDOM brings about the true liberation of women and the reconciliation of the sexes, which is truly extraordinary.”
For an excellent description of why Anna is so excited about setting up the New Zealand World Transformation Movement Centre, read the piece about Olive Schreiner on the South Africa’s Philosopher Giants page.
Sir Laurens van der Post, the pre-eminent South African philosopher, wrote in 1961 that “I had a private hope of the utmost importance to me. The Bushman’s physical shape combined those of a child and man; I surmised that examination of his inner life might reveal a pattern which reconciled the spiritual opposites in the human being and made him whole…it might start the first movement towards a reconciliation” (The Heart of the Hunter).
Well, in 1988, in response to Jeremy Griffith’s first book about his reconciling understanding of our conflicted, ‘innocence versus egocentrically embattled’ human condition, Sir Laurens wrote to Jeremy asking “Could you please send me an extra copy of your book? Yours to me is already out on loan because it was so appreciated”. And in 1993, three years before his death, Sir Laurens further wrote to Jeremy saying “I would hope you will always know how we value the examples you set and the work you are doing in Australia.” Read more about Sir Laurens van der Post on the South Africa’s Philosopher Giants page.
Dr Ian Player, the great South African conservationist, naturalist and philosopher said in a letter to Jeremy Griffith in 2003 about Jeremy’s best-selling book A Species In Denial, “I believe you are on to getting answers to much that has puzzled and bewildered humanity for a long time”, and in 2014 about the draft of Jeremy's latest book, “FREEDOM is a book of tremendous importance.”
Professor Harry Prosen, a former President of the Canadian Psychiatric Association and the author of the Introduction to FREEDOM, has said, “I have no doubt this biological explanation is the holy grail of insight we have sought for the psychological rehabilitation of the human race.”