PROUT's Political System

With the defects of democratic political systems becoming painfully evident — particularly in the United States — this two-class series on PROUT’s political system offers timely understandings of how political systems can be progressively reformed.

This course explores topics such as:

economic democracy vs political democracy

selectoral-electoral system

compartmentalized democracy

strengthening the electorate

planetary confederation

the archetype of moral leaders

sector-based representation

the core rights undergirding political constitutions

These classes give a vision of the political system needed for a new era in which political institutions serve people, communities and the planet, and in which leadership is drawn from the best of humanity.

PROUT’s Fundamental Premise

All people should have equitable opportunities to develop and express their physical, mental, and spiritual potentialities, while maintaining dynamic balance among individual quality of life, collective well-being, and ecological integrity.

The PROUT Institute identifies four essential conditions for making a transition to a sustainable and equitable future:

Hope: a rational and grounded sense of hope for humanity’s future
Vision: a robust vision to guide enduring social transformation
Empowerment: personal and community vitalization and empowering ideas
Solutions: a theory-based, solution-oriented approach to social renewal

The Institute’s approach to social engagement is based on developing theory-based solutions to socioeconomic problems. PROUT offers a system of practical design principles intended to bring balanced progress and vitality to the human society.

For more information on PROUT visit https://www.proutinstitute.org/

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PROUT's Political System

an alternative political system

With the defects of democratic political systems becoming painfully evident — particularly in the United States — this two-class series on PROUT’s political system offers timely understandings of how political systems can be progressively reformed. It explores such topics as economic democracy vs political democracy, selectoral-electoral system, compartmentalized democracy, strengthening the electorate, planetary confederation, the archetype of moral leaders, sector-based representation, and the core rights undergirding political constitutions. These classes give a vision of the political system needed for a new era in which political institutions serve people, communities and the planet, and in which leadership is drawn from the best of humanity.

About the Instructor

Ravi Logan is the co-founder and program director of the spiritual center, Dharmalaya, and is Director of Transformation Education, a program which offers residential trainings, meditation teacher mentoring, a philosophy self-study program, and on-line classes and courses. In addition, he is the executive director of the PROUT Institute.

Ravi has instructed residential training programs that include: