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José Albarrán's Presentation at Global Prout Convention

José Albarrán Our perception of the world is not very different from that of many other organizations in the past and present that are struggling to build a better world. The enormous contrasts that we see in all corners of the planet, tell us that unless we redirect our actions, it is not possible to live in peace. Defending egos and territories is ultimately nonsense. We must change course. Whether we are aware of it or not, we have forgotten the commitment to love and the commitment to peace, transcending differences and raising our consciousness. Beyond appearances, we are all brothers and sisters.

The landscape of the world is a mirror of ourselves. It seems we have been at war with the Creator. We are unable to understand the greatness of life, when we choose to support the current ruling system which creates death in a thousand forms. We believe that simply imprisoning people will not prevent crime. It is not hospitals that restore health to people. Money and the materialist consumer syndrome of Neuro-Money do not end people's suffering. The higher knowledge of who we really are can change the world...

Posted by maheshvarananda Tuesday, September 08, 2009 (00:14:06)

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Education and Agricultural Transformation in Centro Madre

Didi showing worms to school kids by Mariah Branch, Director of Planning and Development PRIV

A group of school children from the local school came to visit our farm and were able to see recommended techniques for organic farming first hand. One of the Cuban agronomers has been working with their class and brought the children and their teachers out to see the farm so that they would better understand how to grow their own food. He introduced Didi Ananda Sadhana and she welcomed the students and began their tour of the farm.

We started in the compost area to show them how nutritious soil can be developed. Dada Atamapranananda helped the students gain a better understanding of the amount of heat generated by composting material by sticking an iron post into the center of the compost pile. The students were amazed to feel how hot the iron post got after just a few minutes in the compost pile.

Then Didi took the children to the worm composting section and allowed the kids to gently touch the worms, while she explained how vermacomposting works. [Use the Read More... button below]

Posted by maheshvarananda Thursday, June 18, 2009 (19:02:42)

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Report from the 2009 PROUT Global Convention in Denmark
This Global Prout Convention, held July 20-27 2009, was commemorative of the 50th anniversary of P.R. Sarkar's first introduction of Prout. From 27 countries and every continent, 240 participants came (including 42 Wholetimers). Attendees came from as far away as Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Australia, New Zealand, and large contingents came from Portugal and Syria. The proceedings can now be downloaded from Proceedings Global Prout Convention 2009

Planning this event began nearly a year before. Ole Brekke (Vishvashanti) and his family led other Danish Proutists in organizing the infrastructure. He sent more than 200 individual sponsor letters to help participants from economically undeveloped countries get visas to attend.

The venue was beautiful Ananda Gaorii Master Unit in the countryside, one hour from Copenhagen, with lawns and gardens, apple trees and wild cherries. Dada Ambareshvarananda coordinated renovations which were done by Dada Rudranath, Pavan, Ashutosh (Brazil), Pam'kaj (Australia) and Dominic (Poland). Improvements to the kitchen, dining and accommodation facilities, painting, remodeling and cleaning went on for months, transforming the site so it can host large events.


Posted by maheshvarananda Thursday, July 30, 2009 (07:11:15)
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Agicultural transformation in Centro Madre

Starting in February 2009, a very intense effort has been undertaken to develop a self-reliant, integrated farm at Centro Madre in Barlovento, Venezuela. Our goal is both to create a regular source of income from a wide variety of agricultural products and to educate the local community about the principles and practices of small-scale organic agriculture. Dada Atmapranananda supervised the agricultural project from dawn to dusk with his tireless effort. At each step of the way, we were advised and supported by two agronomists from the agricultural institute of the government (CIARA) in preparation for an inspection to evaluate the progress of our 3-hectare farm. In addition to two paid farm workers, many volunteers came from the Prout Research Institute of Venezuela and the Ananda Marga community to lend a hand to this collective effort. Several benefactors gave us financial donations to buy materials. It was astonishing how hard everyone worked, and the results were very impressive.

CIARA recognizes 12 aspects of an ideal integrated small-scale agricultural project. Half of them we already had, and the other half we started during this period: [Click Read more...]


Posted by maheshvarananda Wednesday, May 06, 2009 (16:29:53)
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"Revolution, Local Economy and Spirituality" talk at Social Forum Plenary Speech
Dada Maheshvarananda spoke at the Lower Hudson Valley Social Forum Keynote Panal on March 28th, 2009, in the White Plains High School near New York City. It was a magical moment with organizer Nada Khader, executive director of WESPAC Foundation, the leading force in Westchester County for peace and justice work for over three decades. The first two speakers were Freida Jacques of the Onondaga Nation and Monica Walker, Diversity Officer for Guilford County Schools, North Carolina and CORE trainer with The People's Institute for Survival and Beyond spoke on institutionalized racism. Watch the video, for the transcript click on "Read More" below:

Posted by maheshvarananda Thursday, April 16, 2009 (13:26:02)
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