Even earlier, having a global vision was desirable for all to improve their environment, culture and economy, it has become now imperative due to the Internet revolution, which is the greatest innovation to bring the whole humanity on a single platform. Particularly in the field of business and economy, no person or nation can afford to remain isolated from the global perspective.
But all the nations and regions of the world are not the same - geographically, historically, culturally and economically. They differ with each other to a wide extent, and this factor can also not be ignored by any body or any nation. This puts humanity in a state of confusion - which way to go - global or local, while a symbiosis between the two has to be maintained. What we can do for this symbiosis - the solution lies in having a global vision with location-compatible actions. This is a spatial consideration.
Another similar consideration is whether to think small or big. Here the action is same - thinking, having two dimensions separated by time, hence is temporal. The basic question which arises in my mind is ‘whether a big thinking is devoid of small thinking’. My own answer to it is NO in bold, because every big thing, abstract or physical, is made up of small, and even tiny, things.
Thinking big is good but ignoring small is the worst. Every big thinking needs to be supplemented by small thinking or small thoughts. This is basic to nature because we don’t find anything in nature which is not composed of tiny things. Same principle applies to even thinking.
To think big, you can not go directly to a large canvas of thoughts. You will have to first think minute things - put them under command of your sub-conscious mind, and then go to a little larger things - put them under command of your sub-conscious mind, and then go further to larger things and so on… I call this process as ‘evolution of thinking big’.
Now question is when one can think of big things at any point of time, why to go through this lengthy process. Big things can not be thought of at any time, and if that is done it is called day-dreaming. When such day-dreamed thoughts are implemented, a disaster is inevitable.
Thus, these two - spatial and temporal considerations are themselves symbiotic, and have to be taken into consideration by all of us to take the humanity on its onward march of progress and development.

