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5 fundamental 
principles of Prout

At the core of Prout are its five fundamental principles formulated by Shrii Prabhatrainjan Sarkar in 1959, and subsequently published in Idea and Ideology. These core principles were incorporated as aphorisms 12 to 16 of the fifth chapter of Ananda Sutram (1962) along with the 11 social and socio-economic principles of Prout. These 16 principles form the basis of Prout.

1st principle: Ceiling on accumulation of physical wealth
2nd principle: Maximum utilization and rational distribution of all potentialities of the world
3rd principle: Maximum utilization of all individual and collective potentialities
4th principle: Proper adjustment between all utilizations
5th principle: Methods of utilization to vary with changes in time, place and person and be of progressive nature
The five fundamental principles of Prout, by Jayanta Kumar