Submitted by Andrés Delgado, Published on Tue, 12/06/2011 - 17:32
Lately a lot of people have been asking me what I do with my life, I ask myself that every day and I would like to answer once and for all, at least to have a link to share instead of repeating everything again.
Quote by Martin Luther King Jr: "those who love peace must learn to organize as effectively as those who love war"
Submitted by czweifle, Published on Mon, 12/05/2011 - 05:05
This comic is part of
THE ZEITGEIST MEDIA PROJECT
Musicans, writers, painters, flimmakers etc will be borrowing ideas and materials from each other and will be building on each other's inspiration. Spreading awarness through mass media and educational entertainment.
Contribute here.
Submitted by Harald Sandø, Published on Mon, 12/05/2011 - 04:51
Waking Up is an open source movie about a positive future with a resource based economy, an abundant world and updated values and technology. We need more collaborators in writing, promoting and finishing this film.
Waking Up is about a former businessman, who chose cryogenic preservation of himself in 2010, in the hope that humanity once might be able to thaw him up and cure his disease some time in the future. And this is exactly what happens.
Submitted by mason_lee, Published on Mon, 12/05/2011 - 04:49
To help create mass awareness for The Zeitgeist Movement please participate in the Zeitgeist: Moving Forward Mass Awareness Plan on Facebook. Simply share the youtube link to Zeitgeist: Moving Forward and/or the official trailer along with a link to thezeitgeistmovement.com on your Facebook wall on the first day of each month, every month.
Submitted by mason_lee, Published on Mon, 12/05/2011 - 04:38
This is a written version of Peter Joseph's youtube lecture "An Introduction to a Resource Based Economy" intended for public distribution by activists across the world. A cover sheet is also included.
Submitted by Daniel Frechette, Published on Mon, 12/05/2011 - 04:24
On every license plate in NH, right at the top, are the words, "Live Free or Die".
Ask any NH resident about this and you will get a variety of responses. Many hold the quote in high esteem, focusing on the "Die" portion as a reminder that freedom is always worth fighting for. They see the quote as "Live Free or Die (Trying) (Fighting)" Some will be cynical, questioning the "Live Free" portion of the motto. These people typically want lower taxes and fees, less government intrusion or both.
Submitted by Andrés Delgado, Published on Mon, 12/05/2011 - 04:13
Quito is the capital city of Ecuador, and despite of being the second largest city, is still relatively isolated from the world, barely one of every three Ecuadorians use the internet and few people among them seek independent information sources. I am pretty sure that the well informed, active, sensitive person is, at least, the "freak" guy amidst all this normality.
Submitted by Da1inchpunch, Published on Sun, 12/04/2011 - 19:22
The spirit trap, or if you prefer, the humanity trap, is the most insidious of all horrors in the modern world. It is an ancient, waking nightmare and we all feel the weight of its chains, heavier now than at any time in our past, insidious, because we rarely see it and when we do we have conditioned ourselves to struggle against it in ways that only serve to strengthen the walls of our prisons. It starts with our first words as we learn to define our world in meaningful ways.
Submitted by Mike Persin, Published on Sun, 12/04/2011 - 19:13
People criticize what they don't understand, and a fact about how they do not recognize such a concept is a reason behind the criticisms of The Zeitgeist Movement and the entire concept of a resource-based economy. It's like trying to describe a color to someone who hasn't seen it. Hunter-gatherer societies never experiences a faucet, people didn't know that flight was even possible, nor did they think we could land on the moon.
Submitted by Alexander Ptok, Published on Sun, 12/04/2011 - 19:07
Dear All,
I have been wondering how to spread awareness and understanding of the necessity and potential of the movement. What about those who are difficult to reach, caught in their life, never assuming they could do anything? I want people to understand that they need to become the change they want to see and hence to see themselves as creators. But what avenues will bring that to light?
Quote by Martin Luther King Jr: "those who love peace must learn to organize as effectively as those who love war"
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