Ananda Marga Gurukula

21/08/2026

11/08/2026

We heard you.

Tuition for Proutist Economics 1 is now $200 USD (reduced from $450) as part of our commitment to making transformative education more accessible.

This 15 week course dives deep into PROUT (the Progressive Utilization Theory), P.R. Sarkar's holistic vision for a just, sustainable, and cooperative economy, facilitated by Dr. John Gross and Dr. Mark Friedman.

Already registered at the original tuition? We'll credit the difference back to you. You'll receive additional information directly.

◊ September 12 to December 19, 2026
◊ Saturdays, 2 to 5 PM Eastern
◊ 15 Weeks, Live Online

Economics for the welfare of all beings, across Earth and beyond.

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10/08/2026

What does "universal love" mean to you in today's world?

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08/08/2026

Join us this fall for Proutist Economics 1, a deep dive into PROUT (the Progressive Utilization Theory), P.R. Sarkar's holistic vision for a just, sustainable, and cooperative economy.

Facilitated by two lifelong Proutists and professional economists, Dr. John Gross and Dr. Mark Friedman, this 15 week course bridges rigorous economic thinking with the ethical and spiritual foundations of Neohumanism. Whether you're new to economics or a longtime student of PROUT, you'll come away with real conceptual tools for building an economy centered on collective welfare.

◊ September 12 to December 19, 2026
◊ Saturdays, 2 to 5 PM Eastern
◊ 15 Weeks, Live Online

Economics for the welfare of all beings, across Earth and beyond.

✦ Interested in registering?
Find the link in the comments!

06/08/2026

“The arts have a special purpose in Neohumanist education, the aims of which go beyond social adjustment and finding a worthy career, important as these are. For people raised in modern industrialized cultures, Neohumanism is an emerging paradigm, a worldview that understands all of creation as deeply interconnected, supremely alive, and intelligent. It understands the person as a multi-dimensional being with attributes, potentials, and capacities aligned with the cultivation of relational ways of being in the world. Education, for the Neohumanist, is not merely about training the intellect or equipping people with social and emotional skills. It is about laying a foundation for consciousness to develop in evolutionarily important ways, about cultivating the subtle human faculties such as aesthetics, ethics, gratitude, introspection, intuition, discernment, and spiritual discovery.”

From Becoming One With the World: A Guide to Neohumanist Education · Kathleen Kesson · 2024 · p. 176

I was drawn to Neohumanist Education over 50 years ago, and the force that called to me was P.R. Sarkar’s special emphasis on the arts: music, creative movement, theater, painting, sculpture and their many variations. There are important, evidence-based reasons for including the arts in education including the enhancement of learning across the curriculum, their role in fostering social and emotional development, their capacity to include all students with multiple learning styles and neurodiversities, and impart JOY in the classroom. In addition to these important factors, I believe the arts can bring a sacred element into education by educating the more subtle aspects of the mind and by awakening ecological consciousness, bringing about a more enchanted, luminescent, spiritually awakened world.

In what ways have the arts enlivened and enhanced your quality of life? What would the ‘artist in you’ love to learn more about?

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21/07/2026

Third Saturday in August | Online Free Meetup

To Key or Not to Key:
Prout's Key Industry classification and the economic theory of Natural Monopoly

◊ August 15
◊ 1:00 p.m. UTC | 9:00 a.m. ET
◊ Free – Donations welcome ($0–$20)

Join Dr. John Gross and Dr. Mark Friedman for a free online Meetup exploring Prout's Key Industries and how they compare with the economic theory of Natural Monopoly.

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10/06/2026

Fourth Saturday in June | Online Free Meetup

Homeopathy: an important addition to your medicine cabinet
with Dr. Kathy Zimmerman

◊ June 27
◊ 1:00 p.m. UTC | 9:00 a.m. ET
◊ 1hr Live Online
◊ Free – Donations welcome ($0–$20)

Curious about homeopathy but not sure what’s fact, myth, or somewhere in between? 🌿

Join Dr. Kathy (Kaoverii) Zimmerman for an interactive online meetup exploring the foundations of homeopathy, practical remedies for everyday life, and why many families keep homeopathy in their wellness toolkit.

◆ Learn
◆ Reflect
◆ Ask questions
◆ Explore remedies you may want in your own medicine cabinet

Plus: a live interactive word cloud activity to hear what you think about homeopathy.

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