An East-West synthetic model of Education
Today we shall ponder on few thoughts of Alice Bailey regarding the contrasting ways of East, West mass education and development. The result is summarized and synthesised in a table (image attached). Let us ponder on these eight phrases taken from the book "From Intellect to Intuition". "1. In the East we have the careful culture of the individual, with the masses left practically without any education. In the West we have mass education, but the individual is left, speaking generally, without any specific culturing. These two great and divergent systems have each produced a civilization, expressing its peculiar genius and manifestations, but also its marked defects. 2. The premises upon which the systems are based are widely divergent, and it would be worth our while to consider them, for in understanding them and in the eventual union of the two it is possible that the way out may be found for the new race in the New Age. 3. In the eastern system, it is assumed that ...