Not Mass Production But Production

From A Buddhist Point Of View, This Is Standing The Truth On Its Head By Considering Goods As More Important Than People And Consumption As More Important Than Creative Activity. It Means Shifting The Emphasis From The Worker To The Product Of Work, That Is, From The Human To The Sub-human, Surrender To The Forces Of Evil.

The Fundamental Task Is To Achieve Smallness Within Large Organisation.

Our Ordinary Mind Always Tries To Persuade Us That We Are Nothing But Acorns And That Our Greatest Happiness Will Be To Become Bigger, Fatter, Shinier Acorns; But That Is Of Interest Only To Pigs. Our Faith Gives Us Knowledge Of Something Better: That We Can Become Oak Trees.

We Must Do What We Conceive To Be The Right Thing, And Not Bother Our Heads Or Burden Our Souls With Whether We Are Going To Be Successful. Because If We Don't Do The Right Thing, We'll Be Doing The Wrong Thing, And We Will Just Be Part Of The Disease, And Not A Part Of The Cure.

Modern Economic Thinking...is Peculiarly Unable To Consider The Long Term And To Appreciate Man's Dependence On The Natural World.