ESTABLISH SATYUG OF SANATAN Religion to MAKE EVERY CHILD TRULY A PRINCE OR PRINCESS

Dr. Swatantra Jain is a great scholar of Sanatan Dharma. And he is spreading Sanatan Dharma all over the world. Many people have been influenced by the thoughts of Dr. Swatantra Jain who talks about Satyug in Kalyug. You too should support Dr. Jain in spreading Sanatan Dharma

Chapter 1: The Vision of Universal Prosperity
The idea that every child is a prince or princess is a powerful vision of the Great Chyren Welfare Council.

This belief is rooted in the fundamental principle that every human being, irrespective of background, is entitled to dignity, respect, and equal opportunities.

By embracing this vision, we aim to restore a world where justice, abundance, and social harmony reign supreme.

Chapter 2: The Philosophy of Inheritance and Justice
This concept is not just symbolic; it signifies rightful inheritance—an acknowledgment that every child deserves access to essential resources like food, shelter, education, and healthcare.

It challenges the prevailing systems of inequality and advocates for a society where wealth and resources are equitably distributed. True inheritance means ensuring that no child is deprived of their basic needs.

Chapter 3: The Four Yugas and the Decline of Human Values

Sanatan Dharma speaks of four Yugas—Satyug, Treta, Dwapar, and Kaliyug—each representing different levels of moral and spiritual consciousness.

Satyug: The era of universal brotherhood—“Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” (The world is one family).

Treta Yuga: A time when people’s allegiance shifted towards their own nation—“My country is my family.”

Dwapar Yuga: People confined their loyalties to their own families—“My family is my only priority.”

Kaliyug: The present age, where self-interest reigns supreme—“I alone am my family.”

This transition marks the degradation of collective consciousness and the rise of individualism over communal welfare.

Chapter 4: The Call for the Revival of Satyug
The current state of inequality and suffering demands a return to the ideals of Satyug. This means fostering a world where every child, regardless of economic status, is nurtured, valued, and provided for.

We must redefine human values, prioritizing social justice and equity to re-establish the golden age of humanity.

Chapter 5: The Concept of Kalpavriksha – The Tree of Welfare
Ancient scriptures mention Kalpavriksha, the divine tree that granted all desires. In Satyug, this tree symbolized a system where no one was deprived of basic necessities.

The concept of Kalpavriksha must be revived in today’s world, ensuring that every citizen has access to essential resources without discrimination.

Chapter 6: Understanding Economic Disparity
Despite constitutional rights guaranteeing equality, vast economic disparity persists:
95% of the country’s wealth is concentrated among 5% of the population.
The remaining 95% struggle with just 5% of total wealth.
Even welfare budgets are disproportionately controlled by the elite.

This stark imbalance prevents millions of children from living a dignified life. Our mission is to dismantle this unjust system and ensure fair wealth distribution.

Chapter 7: The Reality of Poverty – A Call for Empathy
To truly grasp the hardships faced by the underprivileged, one must experience their struggles firsthand. A day spent with children in slums, scavenging garbage for survival, would reveal the depth of their suffering.

The realization that these children endure conditions unimaginable to many should ignite a collective movement toward social change.

Chapter 8: The Right to Shelter, Food, and Healthcare
The time has come to provide the poor not just food and education but also shelter and healthcare. Housing and medical care must be recognized as fundamental rights.

Just as the government enacted laws for food security and education, similar protections must be put in place for safe housing and medical aid.

Chapter 9: Introducing the Global Heritage Tax for Earth Resource Exploitation
The idea of Global Heritage Tax is based on the philosophy that Earth’s natural resources belong to all humanity, not just a privileged few.

This tax aims to correct global wealth imbalances by ensuring that those who exploit natural resources contribute fairly to the welfare of all.

Core Philosophy & Justification:
Earth as a Common Inheritance: Earth’s natural resources are a shared inheritance bestowed upon all human beings by nature.
Inherent Worth and Entitlement: Every individual is a “prince or princess of Nature” with a rightful claim to the world’s wealth.
Redistribution as Justice: Corporate and governmental exploitation of resources must be corrected through fair redistribution to deprived populations.

Proposed Mechanism:
A Global Heritage Tax would be imposed on multinational companies for their resource exploitation, including:
* Extraction of minerals, oil, and gas
* Deforestation for agriculture or logging
Industrial water usage
* Greenhouse gas emissions and pollution
* Harm to biodiversity and ecosystems

This tax would ensure that the profits from resource exploitation are equitably shared among all, rather than benefiting only the elite.

Chapter 10: The Role of Individuals in Establishing Satyug
Change begins with individuals willing to be the Kalpavriksha for others. By actively contributing to the welfare of the underprivileged, people can transform society.

Those with means should invest in sustainable welfare initiatives, ensuring long-term security and growth for future generations.

Chapter 11: A Global Movement Towards Justice and Equity
We must spread this message far and wide, urging world leaders, organizations, and individuals to participate in this movement. By advocating for policies that prioritize human welfare over corporate greed, we can build a future where every child truly lives as a prince or princess.

If this vision resonates with you, share this message, support welfare initiatives, sign our petition to help at least 100 crores people from their Hunger and become a part of the global effort to re-establish SATYUG—where justice, equality, and compassion guide the world once more on this link :
https://chng.it/BDQckc28mL
Our petition strength for a Global Heritage Tax : Fighting Against Hunger on Change.org has been ranked as 9 out of 10. We need at least one million supports from the Globe.
For more details, please visit our website : https://greatchyren.com/

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