About the Project

Our wonderful project is called "The Great Cultural Transformation". Why did we call it that? Because we believe that modern culture is in danger. And this culture needs serious changes, serious transformation.

All of us, all of humanity, are today at a point where the previous global discourse is exhausted. The movement of discourse towards progress is exhausted and stopped. The exhaustion and dead ends of the previous discourse have led to the initiative in politics passing to those who were previously on the periphery of public life. Today's discourse on the planet is set by forces hostile to civilization, forces that have accumulated a gigantic anti-civilization potential.

The Confucian culture of China, the criminal culture of Erefia, and fundamentalist Islam have accumulated enormous negative energy that threatens the very existence of civilization. The discourse is set today by the most archaic, most reactionary regimes that seek to return history to where it can no longer begin a second time. From where it does not return. Half of the countries on the planet are ruled by murderers and criminals. And they set the agenda, the initiative today belongs to them.

Humanity has become a hostage to archaic myths. Mythological constructs such as Islam, Orthodoxy, national exclusivity. Hostage to archaic customs, rituals and traditions. Entire nations have become hostages of Kim Irchens, Putins-Stalins, Ayatollahs, Xi Jingpings, African tribal leaders, Afghan Taliban. Now the discourse moves in a circle. The axial age of history has stopped. We are at the point of doubling history. History has gone in a circle. The Soviet Union won the Cold War and the war of ideologies. History has stopped..

Attempts to defeat autocrats with color revolutions have failed. The most striking example is the example of Ukraine. Despite all the efforts and heroism of the Ukrainian people, Ukraine failed to take the democratic path. This is the reason for its current suffering. Ukraine's democratic potential was not enough to break ties with the past, and the past caught up with it. When the Americans entered Iraq to overthrow Saddam Hussein's regime, they were sure that it was enough to overthrow the dictator and life would get better. Life did not get better. Two decades and trillions of dollars were wasted by the Americans in Afghanistan, as a result of which the most odious regime on the planet, the Taliban regime, came to power in Afghanistan.

Examples can be multiplied and multiplied. But they all tell us the same thing. Humanity suddenly discovered that it is not ready for democracy. Something is wrong with the understanding of democracy. How could it happen that humanity was ready for democracy 250 years ago, in the 18th century, and turned out to be absolutely not ready in the 21st century. Hegel looks longingly at Fukuyama, Kant does not understand where practical reason has turned, and Descartes sighs for cogito, which has turned into cognitive dissonance. democratic recession and democratic regression - these are the key words of today's reality. The goal of our project is to return democracy to its former strength. But for this, we need to reconsider a lot in understanding the nature of democracy and in understanding the ontology of consciousness.

Today, all interested parties have come to understand that autocracy can only be defeated in the field of consciousness. Our project is dedicated to the problem of how to defeat autocracy in the field of consciousness.

Our Approach

Traditional tools - propaganda, soft power, economic pressure - have shown their limitations. Neither the concept of "end of history" nor theories of democratic expansion worked. In these conditions, a fundamentally different approach is required.

Our project proposes a strategy of deep cultural transformation. Its basic principles:

• Deconstruction of destructive archetypes and myths
• Redirection of social energy into constructive channels
• Creation of new semantic infrastructure
• Work with the foundations of collective consciousness

This is not propaganda or ideological struggle in the traditional sense. We are talking about ontological work - a war of meanings, not bodies; transformation of cultural codes, not political institutions.