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member, Human Development and Harmony Cluster, Pamayanang SanibLakas ng Pilipinas
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Distinction between democratic governance and 'participatory democracy' Citizenry as Sovereign Body Politic; and Government's role and accountability as servant, facilitator and leader in a working democracy People,s collective self-empowerment through 'building-blocks' synergies Human development and social harmony Governing to serve the legitimate social, economic, political and cultural rights of the people
1. Total Human Development and Harmony Through Synergism 2. Holistic Health Care and Medicine 3. Deep Ecology and Harmony with Nature 4. Sense of History and Sense of Mission 5. Civics and Democratic Governance 6. Culture as Community Creativity 7. Light-Seeking and Light-Sharing Education 8. Gender Sensitivity, Equality & Harmony 9. Reconstructive/Restor-ative Justice 10. Associative Economics, Social Capital and Sustainable Development 11. Synergetic Leadership and Organizations 12. Appropriate/Adaptive Technology 13. Mutual Enrichment of Families and Friendships 14. Human Dignity and Human Harmony: Human Rights and Peace 15. Aesthetics Without Boundaries: 'Art from the Heart' . |
Non-Aggression Societies* By Ruth Benedict Anthropologist and Poet Bededict's quote here is carried in Maps of the Mind by Charles Hampden-Turner, Collier Books, New York, p. 148 "From all comparative material the conclusion emerges that societies where non-agression is conspicuous have social orders in which the individual by the same act and at the same time serves his own advantage and that of the group."
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