Prout 102: Prout’s Five Fundamental Principles

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Prout 102 is the follow on course to Prout 101, and covers the five fundamental principles of Prout

The theory of Prout consists of 16 principles:

The five fundamental principles of Prout (principles 12 to 16) are covered here in Prout 102.

The four general socioeconomic principles of Prout (principles 8 to 11) are discussed in Prout 201.

The seven sociopolitical principles of Prout (principles 1 to 7) are discussed in Prout 202.

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102:1 Principle 1 - Regulated Wealth Accumulation
"NO INDIVIDUAL SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO ACCUMULATE ANY PHYSICAL WEALTH WITHOUT THE CLEAR PERMISSION OR APPROVAL OF THE COLLECTIVE BODY."
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102:2 Principle 2 - Utilisation and Distribution of Resources
"THERE SHOULD BE MAXIMUM UTILISATION AND RATIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE CRUDE, SUBTLE AND CAUSAL RESOURCES."
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102:3 Utilisation of Human Resources
"THERE SHOULD BE MAXIMUM UTILIZATION OF THE PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL POTENTIALITIES OF THE INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE BEINGS."
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  Introduction
102:4 Adjustment Between Utilisation of Physical, Mental and Psychic Resources
"THERE SHOULD BE A WELL-BALANCED ADJUSTMENT AMONG THE CRUDE, SUBTLE AND CAUSAL UTILISATIONS."
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  Introduction
102:5 Progressive Change to Utilisation
"UTILIZATIONS VARY IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHANGES IN TIME SPACE AND FORM; THE UTILISATIONS SHOULD BE PROGRESSIVE."
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  Introduction to Principle 5
Prout 102 Final Assessment
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