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Conference of the Edogenous Development and Socialism of the 21st century During the conference Dada Maheshvarananda, a yoga monk from the USA explained that the new form of the progressive socialism develops the welfare and integration of the nations, in honor of the distribution the resources of the planet for the common welfare. Read more... In spanish (external link) ------------------------------------
PROUT proposes the maximum utilization and rational distribution of the wealth for the benefit of all humanity, the guarantee of the basic necessities for all and the participation of the town in the obtaining of the ganoncias and the control of the production and distribution of the goods by means of the establishment of the economic demacracia. Their theories, apoyodas for important thinkers, they are taken to the practice by means of the creation of cooperative of work associate.
Four people belonging to this movement, including Dada Maheshvarananda – standing on the right -, author of the book "After Capitalism", came to Mondragón on January 3 to learn more about our cooperative Experience. Besides seeing the corporate documentary, and participating in a class on the keys of the development of MCC, they also came to Otalora Institute to see the classroom museum of Father Arizmendiarrieta (the founder of the Mondragón Cooperative Experience), where we took the opportunity to take this picture.
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4th Prize: "The Dawn of a New Day"by Shawn Doyle (USA) 5:10. p.m. As I shifted my gaze from the steaming asphalt and snarled traffic stalled ahead, I saw that the green digital clock carelessly taped to the dashboard had clicked off only one minute. If I looked at life in partitions of minutes, I started to drown in the overwhelming notion that minutes upon minutes added up to only weeks, with millions more to follow. Yet, if I looked at it in the whole of life, then it was a fleeting enemy. Trickling away like sand in the palm, it withered into emptiness. Posted by dharmapala Wednesday, May 16, 2007 (19:21:23)
4th Prize: "The Maharlikan Sunrise"by Ysagani "Yatu" Ybarra (Philippines) The sunrise funeral is a concelebration of all the islands and small nations united now with their new name MaharlikHa [Great Collective Creation] .Forty years have passed since the cataclysm that marked the beginnings of the new world and the MaharlikHans are now gathered to celebrate and say farewell to the foremost eyewitness to the events that preceded the present era. The centenarian poet, Yatu, whose mortal remains were cremated during the darkest part of dawn when the stars shone brightest, embodied in life the struggles the citizenry went through before they achieved their present state, and in death the triumphs of a blessed life well spent in service to humanity. In the poet’s own words the story of how the MaharlikHans came about as a people was heard throughout the blessed islands. Set into music, the words became songs chanted in airwaves to be indelibly recorded in the most durable material on earth, the collective heart of the united peoples… listening: To the brave souls who gathered At the foot of mystic twin mountains Who jumpstarted the ripples Of movements on new waters… Posted by dharmapala Wednesday, May 16, 2007 (19:03:36)
4th Prize: "Manda Weiss for President!"by Andi Weiss Bartczak (USA) How did I get to be the first woman and the first radical governor of New York? The only way I know how, the hard way. I've always felt the obligation to be informed, to analyze why something is being done and how it is affecting the 95% of us who aren't wealthy, and to do something. Posted by dharmapala Wednesday, May 16, 2007 (18:51:21)
4th Prize: "Planning the Upcoming Age"[translation of the original Spanish, "Con miras al devenir"] by "Jiivanshrii" Silvia Valle (Uruguay) With the legacy of struggle and frustrations, attempting to stumble through and find their way through the asphalt jungle, with painful memories of exploitation, each one of the Ojeda family had developed the thick skin of fortitude in the face of disappointments and disillusions. Posted by dharmapala Wednesday, May 16, 2007 (17:54:34)
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Book
 After Capitalism: Prout's Vision for a New World Proutist Universal Publications - 2003 Documentary
Another Life is PossibleCooperatives in Barlovento, Venezuela Prout Research Institute of Venezuela - 2007 |
