Law of Social Cycle: Difference between revisions

In Sarkar's vision social progress is seen to be established on the basis of a new vision of [[Progressive utilization theory|human progress]]. Sarkar's theory focuses on four basic ages of warriors, intellectuals and acquisitors, as well as a brief age of labourers. During such ages humanity has faced an eternal struggle with each [[:wikipedia:Epoch (reference date)|epoch]] deteriorating into a harmful [[:wikipedia:exploitation|exploitative]] phase. Sarkar devises an [[:wikipedia:exit strategy|exit strategy]] from such a development, based on the role of enlightened moralists, the [[:wikipedia:Sadvipras|Sadvipras]].<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.worldproutassembly.org/archives/2005/03/sadvipras.html|title=The Place of Sadvipras in the Social Cycle|accessdate=2009-05-17}}</ref> It is their role, based on their self-less virtues and ideation on the [[:wikipedia:Divinity|divine]], to apply energy and accelerate social progress when the evolutionary process is caught up in a [[:wikipedia:Stasis (political history)|stasis]] whereby the ruling class has abandoned its original [[:wikipedia:virtue|virtues]] and through an intense focus on their [[:wikipedia:motivity|social agenda]] inflict [[:wikipedia:misery|misery]] on the other sections of society.