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22. What could MATRIARCHAL POLITICS be today?Economically- The creation of new subsistence economies that are locally and regionally anchored.- Subsistence communities are self-sufficient and establish sharing and gift givingcircles; vouchers are the only form of money and free of interest (in opposition tocapitalist monetary economy.)- Property cannot be purchased and owned privately; the land is commonlypossessed by all (commons). It belongs to the city or the rural district; there exists theright to build a clan-house on the land and the right of usufruct for agriculture.- Living space is non-purchasable: everyone has a house to live in. There are norentals.Socially- New intentional communities can be formed based on affinity.- They consist of symbolic clans and see themselves as brothers and sisters throughaffinity.- New symbolic clans are matriarchal when they are initiated and led by women andmothers related by affinity: women’s communities, women’s villages.- This type of clans replaces the nuclear family as the fundamental unit of society.- The clans/communities develop projects, or co-operatives, which are giving themtogetherness and continuity.Politically- The matriarchal consensus principle, of great importance for egalitariancommunities and an egalitarian society, is put into practice.- In this way, true “grass-roots democracy” is created; decisions are made by allpersons at local and regional levels (delegates are only information-bearers).Culturally- The whole world is seen as “sacred” again. Mother Nature is met with love andcare.- Every kind of living beings is revered as “divine” and celebrated by rituals,performed communally. Everybody is invited to take part. Celebrations bring allpeople together based on mutual respect for the “true wealth”: the diversity in theworld.- There are no religious institutions. In this way, matriarchal spirituality pervadeseveryday life and becomes a normal part of it.28377027_Ostler_Broschuere_Akademie Hagia_DE EN IT.indd 28 17.06.21 10:00
33. How to put MATRIARCHAL POLITICS into effect today?Fundamental Demand:50% of all national wealth belongs to women and their projects. Atpresent, working women pay the same taxes as men. Millions of motherswork free-of-charge. But 90% of the monetary flow pours into men’sprojects: military, international corporations, monumental egoarchitecture,huge sport stadiums and events, etc. That must stop!RESULTS of this changed situation:Economically- Women set up local subsistence economies for themselves and theircommunities: gardens, farms, their own stores, their own distributions, sharingand gifting of goods.- Every extended family, or symbolic clan, set up by women receives its ownhouse(s). Women’s villages are established.Socially- Women establish new communities, related by blood or affinity, with theiraffinity sisters and brothers. Their houses are multigenerational. Motherhood iscollective. There is no more isolation of mothers in nuclear families, no socialisolation of persons of any age group.- Women start their own schools, colleges, cultural and technical academies anduniversities, in accordance with their own knowledge and values, sharing it witheverybody. Women have their own medical facilities and their own healthcare.Politically- Women are the organizers and keepers of the consensus principle in theirextended families, or symbolic clans, and also organize it on the local andregional levels. Practical bottom-up politics, no more abstract top-down partypolitics.- Women have their own councils and self-administration, at communal, local andregional levels. Men have theirs as well, and communication between women’councils and men’s councils takes place on an egalitarian basis. Women and menrefrain from male dominated institutions, and don’t support them any longer.29377027_Ostler_Broschuere_Akademie Hagia_DE EN IT.indd 29 17.06.21 10:00
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