I went into his website and ordered his ebook “ UBUNTU Contributionism: A Blueprint for Human Prosperity”.Īfter reading the book twice, I realized (of course) that even the concept of a money free society is very radical. Something in Michael’s presentation struck a cord within me and I decided to learn more. At the end of the lecture Michael introduced his work into Ubuntu contributionism and the concept of a money free society. I had come across Michael Tellinger while researching the science of resonance and its application in science and healing. The concept of Ubuntu contributionism, however, was conceived by Michael Tellinger, a South African researcher, scientist and specialist in vanished civilizations. Archbishop Desmond Tutu as well as Nelson Mandela have widely used the concept of Ubuntu and even Barak Obama is familiar with the concept. The name for the open source computer operating system was wisely chosen, because “UBUNTU” is a commonly known African noun, and translated into English it means “humanity” or “I am what I am because of who we all are”. You may be familiar with Ubuntu as the name of the open source computer operating system that has been around for about 14 years or so. This idea goes by the name of UBUNTU CONTRIBUTIONISM and is a vision of a society that functions free of money in any form. In the context of Roger Bannister’s achievement I would like to introduce a concept that might similarly be considered impossible to achieve by some. More important however is the fact that since that day more than 1300 people have run the mile in under four! It tells the story of recently deceased Roger Bannister, the first human to run a mile in under 4 minutes.įor more than 3000 years it was thought impossible that a mile (1,61 km) can be run in under 4 minutes until Roger did it on may 6, 1954. The title is “ Most Limits exist only within our minds”. Zerohedge on March 12 featured an interesting article in the news. Ubuntu contributionism and co-creative consciousness

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