We, the peoples of the Earth, conscious and compassionatebeings, declare that the time has come to transform our relationship with the world, to sow the seed of change, and to call for a peaceful yet profound revolution: to move from the Anthropocentric Era to the Biocentric Era, where governing by and for life becomes a reality.

Humanity is undergoing an unprecedented ecological andsocial crisis: the massive loss of biodiversity, the accelerated increase of toxic waste, plastics, and polluting gases, the depletion of aquifers and rivers and the degradation of oceans, wars over the control of limited fossil resources, agricultural and livestock overexploitation, together with the growing inequality of a system bent on concentrating capital in a few hands while precarizing the lives of the majority.

The Anthropocene is evidence that we have turned humanactivity into a destructive geological force capable of altering biogeochemical cycles and leaving irreversible marks on the Earth, bringing us closer to a sixth mass extinction.

The anthropocentric paradigm has placed money, capital,and technology above life, subordinating existence to its logic of consumption and exploitation. Health becomes a business, disease a commodity, and workers, even in full-time employment, barely manage to cover their basic needs. An unsustainable model for both humanity and the planet.

The biocentric system is a viable model that places life,in all its forms, at the center of our institutions, values, and decisions. Biocentrism recognizes the intrinsic value of every living being and draws inspiration from mimicking life forms, abiding by the natural rules of life,
and learning from the perfection of biological systems that cooperate, regenerate, and sustain existence with enviable resilience.

The logic of life helps us redefine our concept ofprogress: not by GDP growth or corporate profits, but by the health of ecosystems, social well-being, and intergenerational justice. Governments and companies must be evaluated by their capacity to protect biodiversity, produce clean energy, and reduce inequality.

Scientific and technological developments must be guidedby the service to life, not merely by the pursuit of capabilities or advancements for their own sake. Every innovation must be subject to ethical and responsible decision‑making, ensuring that progress strengthens the
protection, regeneration, and flourishing of living systems. Technology, when detached from this biocentric compass, risks becoming another instrument of exploitation instead of an ally in sustaining the continuity of life on Earth.

The path is clear: to set limits on the power of moneyand restore to life its sacred character above all else. The strength and commitment of millions of united citizens will help us do what is right and preserve what is essential.

Life is the axis of existence, and at its center we all belong.