After Capitalism, Dada Maheshvarananda

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The economy is terminally ill, says a monk in Venezuela, and the way to create jobs is “economic democracy”!

What can a monk tell your audience about the economy? Dada Maheshvarananda thinks we should not wait for the next economic disaster, depression or financial collapse. What insights does this monk have that can help build strong, sustainable local economies? Find out!! Don’t miss this chance to provide your listeners with a unique glimpse into an empowering new economic model!

Dada Maheshvarananda, Economic Democracy Expert, Author of After Capitalism: Economic Democracy in Action and founder of the Prout Research Institute of Venezuela:
Dada Maheshvarananda is a yogic monk, activist and writer. In 1978 he trained in India; since then he has been working in Southeast Asia and Latin America, teaching meditation and giving lectures at universities and to the public about the Progressive Utilization Theory (Prout), a post-capitalist model that empowers people and communities to create a better world.
His most recent book is After Capitalism: Economic Democracy in Action, published in December, 2012. His first book, After Capitalism: Prout’s Vision for a New World with a preface by Noam Chomsky, was published in 2003 and has been translated into 10 languages. In 2007 he founded the Prout Research Institute of Venezuela, an independent, not-for-profit foundation located in Caracas, Venezuela, where he currently serves as director.
Dada has given hundreds of talks, workshops and interviews about social justice and spiritual values. Not only does he criticize exploitation, he inspires listeners with practical proposals and powerful stories of positive initiatives.

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