Finding Ways to Be Lawyers in Today's World, Calling to Have the Courage to Make Changes. Mindfulness Matters: Thought, Attention, Awakening.

Legal style of life is to remain in constant flux. Legal professionals are finding ways to be lawyers in today's world. The leading legal experts examine the results of COP26, discussing the advancements and setbacks in COP26 from the perspective of their disciplines, research agendas, and regions. Lawyers will be ''more in demand than ever'', says Sir Geoffrey Vos, November 4, 2021. The central premise of the paper is that the twenty-first century presents new challenges to the judiciary/lawyers: human cloning, computer data mining, computer-generated judicial profiles, smart, online courts systems etc on one side, and the era of globalization, digitalisation of society, terror, ecology catastrophe, human rights protection crisis, poverty, new diseases (Covid-19 etc) on another side, are obvious examples. Scholars pragmatism, with its emphasis on "what works," might fill the legal void when new challenges arise. But precisely what are the general solutions available to the lawmaker, lawyers and the judiciary? Could we offer the receipt, suitable for any nation, any state? We forward these questions for discussion, attracting the readers's attention to the role of Mindfulness, Discretion, Creativity, Thought, Attention, Awakening in a legal job. Calling to have the courage to make changes, the paper is seeking the answers in quantum physics/mechanics.