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- filosoof (nl)
- فيلسوف هندي (ar)
- فیلسوف هندی (fa)
- cyfansoddwr a aned yn 1921 (cy)
- filosofo indiano (it)
- filòsof indi (ca)
- filósofo indio (es)
- filósofo indio (gl)
- פילוסוף הודי (iw)
- যোগী, লেখক, সামাজিক বিপ্লবী, কবি, সুরকার, এবং ভাষাতত্ত্ববিদ (bn)
- filósofu indiu (1921–1990) (ast)
- philosophe indien (1921-1990) (fr)
- Indian spiritual Guru, philosopher, social reformer and composer (en)
- indischer Philosoph, Sozialrevolutionär, Dichter und Linguist (de)
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- "Critical of profit-motivated capitalism, hedonistic materialism, and religious dogma, Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar developed a Spiritual or Neo-Humanism bringing in spiritual, economic, social scientific, ecological, and moral themes to create a long term view of human progress; progress is the evolution of consciousness and movement directed toward the well-being of everyone. Basing his philosophy on love and respect for all things and the central human ideals of freedom, equality, and justice, Sarkar proposed that the physical, mental, and spiritual realms of humanity all need to be addressed in a vision of the future. A new social order – a "moral society" – is needed for the future, emphasizing cooperation over competition, collective welfare over profit, and transcendent ideals over self-interest. And finally, as a common theme that runs through many works, the idea of the New Enlightenment, reflecting an ethical, psychological, and social transformation in humanity, has been proposed as a hopeful and preferable futurist vision for the world." (en)
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