Qualitative economy
Only qualitative economy can produce a true,
inalienable,
permanent wealth
The European School of Economics was founded just over 20 years ago, now has 6 campuses in the world.
All intrinsic parts of an elite fleet of starship campuses. Hubs of a new kind of learning that, although it flies under the radar of traditional ranking, provide a learning far beyond that of a traditional and ranked university.
Man’s history is a journey of return to integrity; that special state of certainty which is his birthright and that he still, ancestrally, remembers as the lost paradise
All laic religions, from psychoanalysis to communism, are merely the twentieth-century version of the same search. In the near future every organisation, from the smallest company to the largest multinational, will be an ideological company, a school of the being – its success and longevity will depend on its philosophy. At the top of every organisation there will be philosophers of action, poets and visionaries, pragmatic utopians, capable of penetrating the being and nourishing its roots. In them men will learn to transcend themselves, constantly eliminating every division, every shadow and every degradation of the being, and throughout the organs of those enterprises, the diapason that engendered them will resonate again; a chord that still binds all their cells and makes them vibrate in unison.
The smallest widening of the vision, an elevation in comprehension, moves mountains in the world of economics and finance.
Our students will be giants of economics- the global communicators of the future. Their ability to create wealth will be the effect of an inner state of freedom.
Quality creates quantity. This is the great secret. Qualitative economy would lead a future humanity, and bring solutions to all its problems: a planetary healing.
Man crosses oceans, scales the highest peaks, and risks his life in the most dangerous enterprises. He retreats into temples, ashrams and mosques… he gathers to pray or unites in sex… ; he chooses the path of penitence or that of libertinism; a monk’s cell or the challenges of business… always attempting to unify himself within … in his endless search for completeness.
