As we served sattvik vegan food to the public.
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Food distribution at St Paul’s camp food tent in the evening. Delicious vegetarian food for the public.
Plus we hear the appeal decision from the court
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Plus 4th Month of Occupy London SX
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Food distribution at St Paul’s camp food tent in the evening. Delicious vegetarian food for the public.
Monday 13th February
Appeal Decision at the court.
Introduction to PROUT – Progressive Utilisation Theory
Presented by Dada Ravishekharananda
This is only a tip of the iceberg of what PROUT is, look at the following websites for more information.
www.prout.org
www.proutglobe.org
www.prout.org.uk
1 17 min introduction video:
Followed by 2 further videos, with answers from audience member queries:
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Accompanied by music, improvised drums (card board boxes), guitars and vocals.
Many enjoyed the food and music, some provided improvised dancing.
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Helping others for no rewards – don’t need to be paid for everything. You can be happy helping each other. In fact happier than when working for a paid job.
Some paid jobs can be boring, have you ever thought how many people got involved? By buying the product you’re supporting that persons menial work.
Resource sharing – no need to be greedy and selfish with your food/equipment, you can share
Maximum utilisation of food and resources – if you grow your own food you will be more careful not to waste it
Caring of our local environment – how come you send your personal waste into the sewage system. Do you understand what happens? Would you want to mix waste and fresh water if you had to maintain your own water?
Democracy – If you aren’t happy with the government/supermarkets/oil industry as long as you’re still shopping and supporting them, they will continue in their unethical ways.
Mark also mentioned an easy option of life is to remain part of the system and conveniently shop for produce, there are many questions you have to ask yourself:
- where does the produce come from?
- what happens to the money?
- how much fossil fuels were used for transport of the goods?
- what will happen if the food can’t be transported in the future? – growing local has cost and environmental advantages than flying food from around the world
Ideas were mentioned from Mark, the audience and Nick Rosen:
Urban Harvest http://www.urbanharvest.org.uk to find and share food – which could have been wasted
Land Share http://www.landshare.net Landshare brings together people who have a passion for home-grown food, connecting those who have land to share with those who need land for cultivating food.
Land Buddy http://www.off-grid.net/landbuddy want to meet similar minded people who want to live off grid
Money reform http://www.moneyreformparty.org.uk/
http://prosperityuk.com/ Information about what is the current money system about, and alternatives/ideas for the issues.
http://www.fmotl.com/ freeman on the land
http://peoplespublictrust.com/ People’s public trust
freetheplanet.net
http://www.justfortheloveofit.org/ – alternative economy
http://www.off-grid.net/ – how to detach from the system
Food distribution at St Paul’s camp food tent in the evening. Delicious vegetarian food for the public.
Friday 27th January
Final day at St Paul’s?
Lets hope we can stay longer to spread a new movement to more people.