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<*SAMA-SAMAJA TATTVA *> by P. R. Sarkar [Book:PROUT in a Nutshell,Part
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Sama-samaja tattva by P. R. Sarkar
Dynamism is the essentialcharacteristic of this world. The world is
called jagat because it is always in motion.(1) Just as thereis
individual movement, there is movement in collective life as well.
This very movement requires three things: First, an inspiration – an
impetus from behind. When one person stops moving, another will have
to push from behind, saying, "Move ahead!" Secondly, the capacity for
movement – that is, the one who moves forward must have the requisite
strength to do so. In the absence of adequate strength, how can one
move forward? Thirdly, the goal of movement. These three factors are
absolutely essential for any movement.
The movement that the ancient human beings started, collectively as
well as individually, has not yet come to an end. Nor will there be
any comma, semi-colon, colonor period to check that movement; it is
uninterrupted.
Now the question arises, by what inspiration, by what strength, and
towards which goal do human beings move? It has been observed that
human movement is inspired by two ideas. In my recent book
SabhyatárÁdibindu: Ráŕh I have used two terms for these ideas, átma-
sukha tattva [principle of selfish pleasure] and sama-samája tattva
[principle of social equality].
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