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| main_interests = [[Progressive Utilization Theory|PROUT]], [[Economic Democracy]], [[Meditation]], [[Yoga]] | | main_interests = [[Progressive Utilization Theory|PROUT]], [[Economic Democracy]], [[Meditation]], [[Yoga]] | ||
| influences = [[Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar]], [[Sohail Inayatullah]], Michael Towsey, [[Frei Betto]], [[Paolo Freire]], [[Nelson Mandela]], [[Noam Chomsky]], [[David Dellinger]], [[Howard Zinn]], [[Robert Bly]], [[Amy Goodman]], [[Eduardo Galeano]], [[Bo Lozoff]], [[Karl Rohnke]], [[Hazel Henderson]], Roar Bjonnes}} | | influences = [[Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar]], [[Sohail Inayatullah]], Michael Towsey, [[Frei Betto]], [[Paolo Freire]], [[Nelson Mandela]], [[Noam Chomsky]], [[David Dellinger]], [[Howard Zinn]], [[Robert Bly]], [[Amy Goodman]], [[Eduardo Galeano]], [[Bo Lozoff]], [[Karl Rohnke]], [[Hazel Henderson]], Roar Bjonnes}} | ||
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'''Dada Maheshvarananda'''<ref>'''Maheshvarananda''' is the spiritual name (meaning in Sanskrit “one who experiences the bliss of the Supreme”) and ''Dada'' (or ''Dada-ji'', when intended with more respect), means ''elder brother'' in several Indian languages.</ref> (born May 11, 1953 in the United States) is a [[yoga]] [[monk]], activist and writer. As a student, he adopted a radical approach to social change, and was inspired to become, in the words of [[Che Guevara]], a "true revolutionary guided by great feelings of love." | '''Dada Maheshvarananda'''<ref>'''Maheshvarananda''' is the spiritual name (meaning in Sanskrit “one who experiences the bliss of the Supreme”) and ''Dada'' (or ''Dada-ji'', when intended with more respect), means ''elder brother'' in several Indian languages.</ref> (born May 11, 1953 in the United States) is a [[yoga]] [[monk]], activist and writer. As a student, he adopted a radical approach to social change, and was inspired to become, in the words of [[Che Guevara]], a "true revolutionary guided by great feelings of love." | ||