Discover the Neohumanist Philosophy with NHCA

The Mission of NHCA and Neohumanism

The Neohumanist College of Asheville (NHCA), which is affiliated with Ananda Marga Gurukul (AMGK), is dedicated to enhancing the understanding of neohumanism. This philosophy and its educational programs are designed to reach global citizens, students, and educators. The NHCA and the documentary film Neohumanism: Path of Awakening and Benevolence, a project of P. R. Sarkar Institute, work hand in hand. They create a supportive network that broadens access to their shared ideals.

These collaborative efforts aim to usher in a new era of holistic education. This new approach fosters leaders who strive for social equality. It also promotes a fair distribution of resources. Together, they are paving the way for positive change.

NHCA's Commitment to Accreditation

As NHCA enters its sixth year, it has sought accreditation from the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET). This organization is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. The college has met the necessary criteria for accreditation. This is due in part to its partnership with the Neohumanist Education Accreditation Council.

Their curriculum includes a vocational Neohumanist Education program. This program prepares students for employment in various fields. Additionally, NHCA offers avocational programs. These include Liberating Arts and Humanities, Yoga and Intuitional Science, Transformative Social Sciences, Wellness, and Psychology.

All programs focus on love for creation, both animate and inanimate. Meeting accreditation standards has strengthened NHCA. The process has led to improved policies and procedures. These changes support the college's goals of financial health and quality education. Core values include planetary stewardship, ethics, critical thinking, and growth.

The Impact of the Documentary Film

The documentary film Neohumanism: Path of Awakening and Benevolence began development in 2022. The director of NHCA partnered with a film team that includes an award-winning cinematographer. This team is known for its work with National Geographic. Their aim is to showcase the application of neohumanist philosophy worldwide.

The film is being shot across multiple locations, including the U.S., Europe, India, Thailand, and Bali. There are plans to conclude filming in Africa and South America. Through this film, NHCA aims to share stories of educational and service projects. These projects embody the same core values of serving the greater good. They provide food, housing, and medical services. Additionally, they focus on disaster relief, animal shelters, and ecological preservation.

Achieving the Highest Version of Ourselves

The documentary highlights the true purposes of NHCA’s Neohumanist education. It illustrates the essence of preparing lifelong learners. Students become global citizens who act as stewards of our planet. They are trained to serve others and realize their full potential.

The collaboration between NHCA and the film is significant. It emphasizes the importance of a neohumanist approach in education. Their shared vision encourages students to pursue self-realization. Moreover, they strive to promote a harmonious relationship with the world around them.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the Neohumanist College of Asheville and the documentary film work towards a common goal. They aim to spread awareness of neohumanist philosophy. The journey is about becoming the highest version of ourselves. Only through education and service can we shape a better future.

Embrace this journey and explore how the principles of Neohumanism: Path of Awakening and Benevolence can inspire changes in your life and community.

Sid Jordan

Provost, NHCA