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Pod 15: Fifth Fundamental Principle of Prout

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Welcome to episode fifteen of the Prout Consciousness series and our exploration of the fifth and last fundamental principle of the Progressive Utilisation Theory. This principles states that “The method of utilisation should vary in accordance with changes in time, space and person, and the utilisation should be of progressive …

Pod 14: Fourth Fundamental Principle of Prout

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Welcome to episode fourteen of the Prout Consciousness series and an exploration of the fourth fundamental principle of the Progressive Utilisation Theory, which reads: “There should be proper adjustment amongst these physical, metaphysical, mundane, supramundane and spiritual utilisations.”

The two preceding episodes discussed maximum utilisation of environmental, individual and collective …

Pod 12: Second Fundamental Principle of Prout

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Welcome to episode twelve of Prout Consciousness where we will be looking at the second fundamental principle of the Progressive Utilisation Theory, which reads: “There should be maximum utilisation and rational distribution of all mundane, supramundane and spiritual potentialities of the universe”.

Earlier in the series, it was discussed that …

Our Planetary Brain Hemispheres

By Prabhakar T. Overland

The United Nations (UN) has been hanging in the balance ever since the beginning of the Cold War. These days, the UN is deemed irrelevant as far as solving global crises goes. The brokering of peace in Ukraine, Gaza and elsewhere takes place not at the NYC UN headquarters but at the White House in Washington. …

How to Annex Sustainability

People tend to either infringe on others or keep to themselves. We are all on this behavioural spectrum, somewhere between letting it all out to keeping it all in.

When a political leader wants to annex a neighbouring country, it is only what the politically unconstrained have been doing forever. Fair or unfair, human or inhuman was never an issue …