This article is intended as an attendant to the recently posted historical, literary and philosophical review of the English wording of Prout (PDF 1 mb).
By Trond Øverland
The short and long of any revolutionary theory is whether its revolutionary approach will make the world a better place – for all, for …
Dear reader,
For nearly 40 years, someone has been trying to replace Shrii Prabhat Rainjan Sarkar's original English wording of the fundamental principles of PROUT with his own "translation from Ananda Sutram". In recent years, this proposed rewording has seeped into a couple of publications and Prout training in Denmark and other places.
The attempted rewording of Prout changes the theory …
First, there should be a free trade system so that overproduction can be consumed by other countries or other economic units. In India, excepting the Punjab and Haryana, there is underproduction of milk. In other states, common people cannot get a sufficient amount of milk. But there are many countries, such as certain European countries, where there is overproduction of …
By Shrii Prabhat Rainjan Sarkar
From "Various Occupations", Human Society Part 1 (1959). Also published in Prout in a Nutshell Volume 1 Part 3, in Supreme Expression Volume 2, and in The Great Universe: Discourses on Society.
Is the medical profession alone floundering in the quagmire of sin? No. Delve into the recesses of any business person's mind and …
By Shrii Prabhat Rainjan Sarkar
To get protection and to enjoy the manifested universe of the Supreme Entity is the birthright of each and every being.
There are three fundamental strata in the manifest universe: physical, metaphysical and causal. Over and above, there is one transcendental sphere. Such are the three strata in the human entity, too: crude, subtle and …
Picture above: India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi dressing up China's President Xi Jinping and Russia's President Vladimir Putin in Indian style.
By Susmit Kumar, PhD
In 2009, I attended a conference on Indian economy at a US top five business school in a mid-west university. During the first session, I raised the question that, yes, the Indian economy was …
Dr. Susmit Kumar, Ph.D.
Under the OBOR (One Belt One Road) project, China is planning to spend more than $1 trillion to reshape the global economy. The question is whose $1 trillion China has been spending so far in making countries all over the world like colonies of the East India Company, by providing them loans which they would not …
Dr. Susmit Kumar, Ph.D.
The two tables and six charts shown below prove which economic model India should follow, either:
By Susmit Kumar, PhD
susmitk@hotmail.com
Please click here for its Part I: Is "Make In India" Theme Helping Indian Economy? – Part I
As shown in Charts 1 to 9 below, India’s foreign trade is following in the footsteps of that of the US, a bankrupt country surviving on printing its currency which happens to be the global currency. As explained …
By Trond Øverland
Keywords: Protectionism, free trade, national capitalism, Prout.
Whenever someone mentions "the economy", many of us actually think of "our society and its economy". It is hard for most people to separate "economy" from "society". We often hear about fluctuating interest rates, unemployment figures, retail prices, and stock exchange markets, but all the while we wonder how such …
