India 2036

Someone asked me what India would be like in 25 years time, so here's some interviews and notes beginning to imagine the future and thereby step closer to bringing about a more positive version of 2036.

Sunday, 27 February 2011

Views on life & Death in East & West

-& the second part of the video is about Sangharakshita's translation wishes:

For the latest portuguese translations of Bhante's work please contact my Brazilian friend Marcia. Cheers, Paul (Crosland)

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Sustainability and Population worldwide

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Relationships in India

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Tourism etc in Kerala

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Wednesday, 9 February 2011

More from William Wong, recorded at NESTA 8th February "Collaborative Consumption" event

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Tuesday, 8 February 2011

To be edited later; first post

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Paul Crosland: Independent Candidate (2019-2029), promoting grassroots manifestoes (your 4-10 priority points) brought to form a convergent constituency manifesto. Nationally I promote the Democratic Custom -no law change needed- "50 percent To Elect An MP" (& thus a "Deeper Legitimacy Parliament"). Locally I work on building non-monetary economic forms of rebuilding communiites.

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