UBUNTU: “I am because we are; we are because I am.”

Part 2 of our discussion about the fundamentals of UBUNTU looks into the transitionary phases necessary to begin creating circular contributionism communities here in the United States. We will explore what is needed to begin the transformation into an UBUNTU contributionism way of living. Starting with the creation of the Council of Elders, establishing a currency trust to fund the projects initially; and setting up new systems for water, food, energy, housing, and education. We need to begin the change by having conversations with everyone about getting outside of the matrix and into ever evolving communities, run by the people, for the people, self-funded and sustained by the contributing members of that community. What would you do with 100 truly free hours of your time, per week, to do what you want? What if you could contribute your natural skills and talents to the benefit of the community, for the benefits provided by the community, no longer needing to worry about where your basic needs will be coming from? This can be accomplished so listen up and open your hearts and minds to the endless world of opportunities that an UBUNTU community can provide. 

RESOURCES:

Tellinger, M. (2013). Ubuntu Contributionism : A Blueprint For Human Prosperity  (2014th ed.). Zulu Planet Publishers.

Sisk, C. W. (2021). What a Re-Imagined Society Looks Like : (and how we can get there from here).  [Hoopla Digital ]. https://www.hoopladigital.com/play/14574251

Sisk , C. W. (2016). Above and Beyond All That We Know : How to thrive and succeed in the current world paradigm shift  [Hoopla Digital ]. LEAD Global Media . https://www.hoopladigital.com/play/11746159

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