Discover The Arcadian Path Philosophy
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Arcadia is an imaginary place of perfect pastoral beauty with comfortable living for all. The land of plenty. The place where we would all like to live.
The Arcadian Path philosophy provides a vision of a society that supports the individual, a society where each person can learn to live a happy productive life. It shows us a better way to treat ourselves and others. It is not a welfare program but a path to a society that does not need welfare programs.
It is a dream about world peace and human enlightenment. A dream about how life and human society should be.
The three foundations of the Arcadian Path are the Goals of Civilization, the Principle of Humanity, and Scientific Spirituality.
Goals of Civilization
The eight fundamental pillars that guide a thriving society.
Freedom
All people have the freedom to live their lives as they wish as long as they do not hurt other people. People are more creative and productive when freedom is not restricted.
Harmony
No one lives in fear of another. All people of all cultures, ages, races, countries, religions, genders or sexual orientations, physical characteristics are respected equally. Diversity is not just respected but appreciated.
Value
All people have value and can contribute to making the world a better place. Hard work, innovation, and creativity are of great value to a society and should be fairly rewarded for all.
Opportunity
All people have opportunities to improve their lives and living conditions. Without opportunity, people have no hope, no dreams, no inspiration, their creativity is lost.
Harmony with Nature
Healthy natural environment is what allows us to live.
Education
Everyone has access to good education not corrupted by government, religion, or private interests. Education gives each person the knowledge and skill they need to succeed.
Peace
Governments are at peace with each other and their main job is to improve the lives of their citizens.
Justice
Laws are fair and are enforced equally for all people. People cannot live in harmony if they are treated differently.
