Another Choice

To encourage lucid, impartial and scrupulous examination of one’s own acts, motives and behavior.

To encourage the cultivation of inner discernment, away from all habit of moral judgment, as well as that of empathy, away from all separative definition.

In all fields of knowledge and research, the educative approach must mobilize the individual’s inner resources and, consequently, those of the community, by opening pathways of progressive reflection soliciting the presence and the action of consciousness.

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With this approach a whole range of rigorous explorations and studies must be made accessible to all.

The study of each religion as well as that of atheism, agnosticism, rationalism and paganism and vitalism - seeking to empirically conquer outer reality -, each approach contributing to the evolution of the human consciousness and its grasp of the universe.

The study of the roles, attributes and qualities of each sex kind, according to countries and cultures, and of their integration in the individual being.

The study of historical conflicts and conquests according to the different perspectives then implicated – thus the history of one single colonization or occupation will be studied according to the perspective of the conqueror as well as that of the colonized. The study of the visions of the world as established by the different societies and cultures as reference and marker in the existence of every individual concerned, as well as the myths and versions of the creation of the world and of the earth, till and including the contemporary scientific reading of the material universe.

The study of the relations with Nature, the study of familial and societal structures, the study of the relations to death, according to the peoples and the epochs.

The study of the various economies practiced in the past and experimented today, as well as the history of money in the human world.

The study of the different sorts of organization and different types of government and of the birth and formation of nations and states.

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