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Free energy devices, basic income, and upper income limit, taxes, transparency, and more. How will these elements contribute to building the Creative Society, a society where anybody can live a happy life? Dr. Yasuyuki Nemoto provides his heartfelt feedback on the inter...
This parable is a comprehensible analogy of the concepts "Hell" and "Paradise". A bright colorful animation of a famous Buddhist parable using an example that is understandable even for children will answer the following questions:
In all world religions, references to the eighth day after the birth of a child have been preserved. On this day, the main sacrament takes place, and the newborn human acquires its main difference from the animal.
In this excerpt from the conference “Creative Society: What the Prophets Dreamed of”, you can find answers to the following questions:
IN WHICH RELIGION THE CONCEPT OF "POWER" IS ABSENT?
WHICH RELIGION FOCUSES ON HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND PERSONAL FULFILLMENT?
WHICH RELIGION AIMS AT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BEST HUMAN QUALITIES?
WHICH RELIGION ADVOCATES TRUSTFULNESS AND HONESTY?
WHICH RELIGION FORBID TO THREAT THE LIFE AND FREEDOM OF A HUMAN?
IN WHAT RELIGION EVERY HUMAN IS BORN WITH THE RIGHT TO BE A HUMAN BEING?
IN WHAT RELIGION HUMAN LIFE IS THE HIGHEST VALUE?
What kind of society do we want to live in? What is the difference between a creative society and a consumer society? What can each of us do to bring about the Creative Society we dream of as soon as possible?
