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Created: Aug 04, 2007
Updated: Oct 06, 2008

Rob Grosche

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Email: rob [at] i-optic.com
Address: Penrith 2750
NSW
Australia
I Speak: english german
I Am: Social Entrepreneur
Member Since: August 04, 2007
Local Time: Sun Oct 12 16:56:01

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About

I am an advocate for natural justice. The concept of natural justice is the basis for world wide, civil, human coexistence. Without acknowledging natural justice as an inherent human right, and placing it at the foundation of every action, environmental issues, hunger and wars will continue to dominate our planets future.

My main interest is in the formulation, finetuning and application of a concept, which is defined by the term:- Economic Satyagraha.

Economic Satyagraha basically is a blend of many ideologies which, to use the simplest term, strive to create a sustainable heaven on earth.

It focuses on building an inner strength, conviction and unshakeable degree of righteousness, which elevates its believers and practitioner to a "infinitely superior" moral plane, "compared to the one they had" Gandhi. before". This strength forms an ideology, which unites people to fosters and protect life on earth.

Economic Satyagraha believers and practitioners simply use their personal economic influence to make our planet a habitat, fit for all life. Far from being spineless, they take on the big issues like hunger, war and environmental mismanagement, by inspiring others, through personal actions, lobbing and economic boycotting.

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AFRYDEF 3 months ago

Rob, thanks for the link you sent me. I am finding it difficult to open it, what's your website address?

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MaryanneBell 3 months ago

Dear Rob,

Have a look at our group Blue Mountains Permaculture.

Ciao from M.

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MaryanneBell 3 months ago

Dear Rob,

Well I've just skimmed through your photos and read a bit about your interests... I gues the social entrenepeur (still havne't bothered to find a dictionary but I will) hasn't anything to do with socialites and musicians after all.

 

Rob I'm not into concepts of heaven and afterlife but I am iinterested in  social justice, conflict resolution, empowerment for the disadvantages=social equity and the Buddhist ideas of right thought, right intention, right speech, right action, right profession etc. That's not to say that I am incapable of wrong doing or excess. I've just found that I enjoy life much much more now that I've passed some milestones.

 

There are some lovely landscape photographs Rob. Perhaps you would be interested in exhibiting?

Ciao from Maryanne.

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brid_ger 4 months ago
Hey there Rob. Sorry about the delay getting back. I couldn't open the PDF file for some reason, but read your "about" and I think that's all very true. We must change the inner space before what we create "out there" comes into balance. This journey we're on is so very big, with all it's drama. Sometimes I think; wouldn't it be nice if after one reaches a certain level of consciousness they would instantly find themselves on a planet of like-level persons and the planet was their direct reflection? Of course I think that during moments when it gets a little heavy and just before I get up and get back to work doing something to make this planet come into that reality. Thanks Bob, for the way you are spending your life, Dan.
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ToriJacobs 4 months ago

Hi Rob~

  your idea of Economic Satyagraha really resonates with me~

 

Sincerely~ Tori

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theclond about 1 year ago
Rob,

Hi there Rob, I am just getting back to people after the weekend though I do need to note that when I attempted to open your PDF book file the PDF writer came up but instead of the book coming up with it, the pages were blank, gray sheets and nothing else I tried it several times and that was all I could pull up. I don not know whether the issue is on my end or yours but my PDF pulls up other files with no difficulty.

It is good to hear from you and do stay in touch some of the primary principles to consider adopting across our civilization is that of the instillation of what I term universal or natural laws like that which you are discussing and I do see a lot of the kind of thinking that you are doing beginning to develop across the land with many people so I would say you are right on track.

The ultimate issue shall be just how to blend all that which is now and in the coming future be envisioned into one cohesive unit for projection across society. Everyone’s input in the process is of value and I will tell you that there are very interesting times coming.


Regards,

Randy
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Thanks Roger for your invitation.
I'm in the middle of two major initiatives.
so I only have time to glance at anything.
I did try the link, but it didn't work.
sounds like a good direction you're in.
Marianne Larned
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economicsatyagraha about 1 year ago
http://www.i-optic.com/satyagraha

Feel free to read my book Economic Satyagraha (in progress) at the above link.
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