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Ozorian Prophet May 2013 Universally Owned Saturday, August 2, 2014 Independent and Free Always sunny in the Village INSIDE LECTURE H 35° Degrowth L 22° STAY VISIONARY By Vince Liegey Saturday: The sun’s shining The idea of degrowth has and burning bright. always been a strain green Sunday: Another sun-kissed thought, but what exactly day would degrowth mean for – TRIXX Weatherman our economy, society and relationship with the plan- DAILY HILITES et. Does degrowth provide What not to miss at the Main the answer to the social and Stage, in the Chill Dome and ecological crisis? the Pumpui tent and the Given the convergence Dragon’s Nest? See our pro- of interconnected crises, gram recommendation P2 which one could call an anthropological crisis, de- ASTROLOGY growth, a catch-word for a Mars in Scorpio will give recent explosion of thought you the courage and and socio-economic exper- determination to go after imentation, aims to initiate anything you desire. P2 a democratic and peaceful transition to new models of OUR DAILY BREAD sustainable and desirable The Ozorian Prophet’s re- societies. curring column, in which you This is what we have can get to know in detail a tried to elaborate upon in different type of grain along our collective work “A De- with a lovely and interesting growth Project-Manifesto story, day after day! P3 for an Unconditional Au- tonomy Allowance”. Thus, based on our discussions, Don't xxxxxxxxxxxxx debates, experiences, and proposals, we support the be a... establishment of an un- conditional revenue, issued © Murilo Ganesh in non-monetary drawing rights on resources and ac- By Ozorian Prophet each year is just that - to yrinth above the Main us with the passion for a cess rights to public services, lose ourselves and our way Stage. UNIVERZOO, as world we want to live in, in addition to monetary al- With the endless oppor- on limiting known paths the maze playground is you can even get a chance locations in local currencies Listen to radiOzora live tunities manifested at so that we can recreate called this year, is nar- to win a ticket for next rather than in Euros. from the Ozorian Valley for O.Z.O.R.A. Festival this ourselves on newly discov- rowly exciting and can year’s O.Z.O.R.A. Not en- Advocating for degrowth the 1st time ever! For the year, you might feel you ered better ones. And be- be quite challenging, but ticing enough to enter the in the midst of soaring un- daily artist interviews and need Ariadne’s String not sides the mythological and if you find the spots in corn labyrinth? Then just employment, isn’t it inde- interactions, tune in on the to lose your way among metaphorical wanderings which its creatures come find the Star Gazer’s lo- cent/absurd? FM 91.6. them or stumble upon you can experience in the to life in the animal-in- cation or the place where Growth does not ensure We're all connected through a Minotaur among the Valley, there is also the spired fun areas centered Van Gogh’s words – “Great full employment: it’s a myth. the same frequency! Flourest creatures of the physical possibility of los- around the Horse, the year things are done by a series Over the past forty years, night. Though, let’s admit, ing and finding your way and active, positive energy of small things brought GDP has grown but so has PREVIEW one of the main reasons in the dense and knightly of which we can all feel in together” find new mean- the unemployment rate. Theatre P3 we come together here tall cornstalk-walled Lab- the strength that connects ing… Imposing austerity, P2 MAIN STAGE Live Painting On The Main Stage: Ajja & the Leu Family By olrajt multiple artists combining unexplainable into images. – Our personal vision has into reflecting the ‘set & sual experience of a festi- their energy and transmit- – What are your views always been to ‘keep on setting’ of the ‘trip’ of the val and a glimpse into the The live painting act com- ting the rhythm of the mu- and experiences in con- trucking’. At the moment, event. mind of each individual bines the musical talent of sic onto canvas. nection with it? the whole family is really artist. world-renowned psytrance Asked some questions enjoying the collaborative – What role does vision- producer Ajja with the vi- from them. – For some of us, modern live painting/live music ex- ary art play in the psy- – Have you been to Ozo- sual artists of the Leu Fam- visionary art is very famil- perience with Ajja, adding trance scene and culture? ra before? What are your ily and guests to create a – What does visionary art iar as it reminds us of the an organic visual element expectations? spectacular event. Artists mean to you? surrealist, psychedelic, to his psytrance sounds. – Since man first appeared Filip Leu, Titine K-Leu, fantasy and science fiction Though we all have dif- on earth, art has always - We are really looking for- Aia Leu, Steve Leu-Allin, – Our concept of visionary art we love and grew up ferent, sometimes identi- been an integral part of ward to experiencing Ozo- Tanina Munchkina and art is directly connected to surrounded by. Ayahuas- fiable styles, painting to- humanity’s endeavor to ra, for some of us this will Adam McEwan will bring the individual, elusive and ca-inspired paintings are gether in the immediacy understand and decipher be the first time. We have into being a painting, live indefinable psychedelic ex- truly beautiful and what of a stage show allows us the world around us. The heard so many great sto- on stage. This creative perience. So visionary art artists are producing to- to combine this diversi- art in the psytrance scene ries about the festival, es- process will channel and in our view is the striving day both digitally and with ty with the lysergic flavor is important in communi- pecially of how beautifully follow the energy of Ajja’s to re-create the intangi- paint is amazing. of the moment. The psy- cating messages: to love, decorated it is, and our music as performance art, ble. Since the dawn of con- chedelic experience works protect and heal the earth, expectations are through inviting the audience to sciousness, human beings – What is your own per- on so many levels and we others and ourselves. It is the roof...or you could say enjoy the interaction of have been trying to put the sonal vision? will inevitably get drawn also a vital part of the vi- visionary… FELLOW OZORIANS! We're trying to keep to THE ORIGINAL TIMETABLE, but due to the hectic weather conditions in Europe, many international flights are delayed or canceled, so keep in mind that there might be some changes in the program. DO NOT FORGET to set your parking / emergency hand-brakes and find some wheel chocks, rocks, bricks, logs, etc to put behind or in front of your tires! SMALL CHILDREN can only use the toilets with parental guidance. DO NOT THROW ANYTHING except toilet paper in the toilets, so that the waste can be later used for the fertilization of farmfieds. You can find the official SHUTTLE BUS opposite the INFO POINT. TAKE CARE of each other and watch out for your friends! 2 Saturday, August 2, 2014 ASTROLOGY Courage Saturday August 2nd (Saturn's Day) Sun in Leo, moon waxing in Libra. While the moon is in Libra, the need for balance, harmony, and partnerships will be increased. Libra feels the urge to reach out to oth- ers, so it's the perfect day to form new friendships. While Venus is still in Can- cer, these friendships may be felt on a deep emotional level. Mercury moves into Leo today. This enhances our confidence and self ex- pression. Leo in mercury expands our story telling, so create a mythological expe- rience. Mars in Scorpio will give you the courage and determination to go after anything you desire. © Ildiko Répáczky © Sonora Satya LECTURE Does Degrowth Provide the Answer to the social and ecological crisis? From P1 which has devas- my Allocation and Uncondi- tive economic models and tating human consequences, tional Basic Income? put the UAA in place. But and hoping for growth to We support an uncon- this step, while necessary, return, while turning a blind ditional basic income for is not sufficient because it eye to ecological collapse reasons of social justice, doesn’t take into account is simply irresponsible. We because it would reduce the the problem of power, con- cannot grow infinitely in a suffering caused by growing flicts of interest, and power finite world. inequality and austerity. We struggles. The term degrowth are also in favour of it be- In the second scenario, frightens… cause it’s a tool to prevent while continuing to focus Degrowth is a provoca- alienation from work, to on practical alternatives, tive word used to instigate overcome the centrality of we imagine a significant an in-depth debate. What labour value, and to prog- reduction of working time are we producing? How? ress towards a society of in order to share the fruits Why? Growth requires us chosen activities. of labour and put an end to to produce more and more However, we are very unemployment. Free time useless things by exhaust- cautious, for if such a mea- could be invested to further ing resources. How does sure is implemented with- develop alternative mod- one escape the vicious circle out an understanding of the els of local economies and and reinvent a society that meaning of our production, to re-appropriate tools and values human relationships our consumption, or the production at the local level.
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