Mark Satin Quote

At the root of our troubles is a cultural complex whose six main elements make up a "Six-Sided Prison" that traps us all. In Part I[,] I try to name and describe the six sides of the Prison: patriarchal attitudes, egocentricity, scientific single vision, the bureaucratic mentality, nationalism, and the big-city outlook. Capitalism and socialism are, I argue, both rooted in the Prison (which predates capitalism by hundreds of years) – though neither needs to be. (Racism, militarism, exploitation, ecocide, etc., are also rooted in the Prison.)


Page 7. - New Age Politics: Healing Self and Society (1978)


At the root of our troubles is a cultural complex whose six main elements make up a Six-Sided Prison that traps us all. In Part I[,] I try to name...

At the root of our troubles is a cultural complex whose six main elements make up a Six-Sided Prison that traps us all. In Part I[,] I try to name...

At the root of our troubles is a cultural complex whose six main elements make up a Six-Sided Prison that traps us all. In Part I[,] I try to name...

At the root of our troubles is a cultural complex whose six main elements make up a Six-Sided Prison that traps us all. In Part I[,] I try to name...