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== Earlier wordings == | == Earlier wordings == | ||
An initial glimpse of these five principles first appeared in Sarkar's earlier work, [[Idea and Ideology]].<ref name="Sarkar, Prabhat Ranjan 1959">Sarkar, Prabhat Ranjan (1959). ''Idea and Ideology''. [[Ananda Marga Publications]]. ISBN 81-7252-205-3.</ref> | An initial glimpse of these five principles first appeared in Sarkar's earlier work, [[Idea and Ideology]].<ref name="Sarkar, Prabhat Ranjan 1959">Sarkar, Prabhat Ranjan (1959). ''Idea and Ideology''. [[Ananda Marga Publications]]. ISBN 81-7252-205-3.</ref> The preliminary wording found there is:<br /> | ||
The wording | # No individual should be allowed to accumulate any physical wealth without the clear permission or approval of the collective body.<br /> | ||
# There should be maximum utilization and rational distribution of all mundane, supramundane and spiritual potentialities of the universe.<br /> | |||
# There should be maximum utilization of physical, metaphysical and spiritual potentialities of unit and collective bodies of human society.<br /> | |||
# There should be a proper adjustment amongst these physical, metaphysical, mundane, supramundane and spiritual utilizations.<br /> | |||
# The method of utilization should vary in accordance with changes in time, space and person, and the utilization should be of progressive nature.<br /> | |||
== Controversy == | == Controversy == | ||