Values dictate what is right and wrong

The five “P”s of planning starts with the Purpose. Then it goes into an in-depth study of the Philosophy that governs the values of the whole society and the beneficiaries if it is advocacy. Then  Presuppositions of the planners, i.e. what the planners assume as the most effective techniques that can be employed to achieve the above purpose, must be chosen.  Policies of the organization would hint the planners on “do s & don’t s” so the planners can begin their  Planning.

Here the purpose is to resolve the conflict between blacks and the whites.  both groups are followers of Christian faith. I am proposing 10 fundamental values that both parties can agree upon.

With these values their attitudes are managed in a peaceful direction.

it is similar to; 

Junius Richard Jayewardene, ex president of Sri Lanka, protected Japan from the divisional conquer by the allied nations in 1951

Humans, are by nature have a tendency to be violent. Then some school of thought surface to mitigate the damage. It  is a chicken and egg situation, after so many generations. In  the present US, who started it, blacks or the whites?. On the surface it looks as if present blacks so called coloured descend from Slaves. But was it US then.  

It is immaterial how many got affected. But there are no victors from both sides.

Pro blacks and pro white racists are in high places. One wrote to Newyork Times  that Dermatology Has a Problem With Skin Color! Common conditions often manifest differently on dark skin. Yet physicians are trained mostly to diagnose them on white skin. 

But this keeps the fire below the ashes. 

Our effort should be to put it out.

 The concept of 'peace' is defined and understood in various ways. Understanding peace as absence of violence is a limited vision. Peace encompasses happiness and harmony among living beings. In a wider understanding, peace is the nature and goal of every sentient being. Being peaceful is living in friendship with oneself and with every creature. Peace is indivisible but peril anywhere can be a threat to peace everywhere. Buddhism envisions peace as inner state of mental tranquility which spreads outward. Attaining a state of inner peace could be an inspiration to all. Jesus attained inner peace by the practice of meditation, which inspired him to work for world peace. In most of his teachings, even Buddha has emphasized that the practice of vipassanā uproots mental defilements, which are, according to him, the causes of suffering and restlessness. Once a person overcomes suffering, he realizes inner peace. Inner peace projects itself outward, towards the family, friends and the larger society. This ensures peace and harmony in the outer world. Thus, world peace can be achieved through inner peace.

the opposites of 10 fundamental values show the anti social flaws. Which are closer to our lives than the saint like qualities.

They are as follows; 

• mislead due to greed
• Selfishness
• Lack of self discipline
• Carelessness
• Lack of confidence
• Egoism that prevent one from paradigm shift
• Harming use as a solution
• Hatred and Anger
• inability to withstand the effects of vicissitudes
• unable to be purposefully focus 

• mislead due to greed

If we look at the present foreign policy of recent US, and China former use military power to be supreme and latter lend money so that countries with resources become indebted to them. US use Democracy as a benchmark of peace but only 51% majority is needed to say yes to the rulers opinion. 49% live in disagreement. As a result democracy lead rule is somewhat misleading as well. The US stated that the intent was to remove "a regime that developed and used weapons of mass destruction, that harbored and supported terrorists, committed outrageous human rights abuses, and defied the just demands of the United Nations and the world."[1] For the invasion of Iraq the rationale was "the United States relied on the authority of UN Security Council Resolutions 678 and 687 to use all necessary means to compel Iraq to comply with its international obligations". But no evidence of mass destruction weapons were found, after the destruction. US has more mass Destruction weapons than Iraq had. Why do US act like the Policeman?

• Selfishness

At 18, young think you have to be independent and leave your parents. Parents also kick their children out of the house when they turn 18. This is the American selfish way, be it black or white. 

We Asians are different in values. In general my responsibility is to protect your right. Though this is not very western. Western way is fight for your right.

Asian attitude on failure is well focused on success for fathers' dedication.

• Lack of self discipline

When Alfred Kinsey Dramatize sexuality Asians encourage to tame the urge.

• Carelessness

When western schools research on how to sell, indigenous Asian knowledge teaches how to consume, in a consumer driven market economy.

• Lack of confidence

Is the current economy where is it heading ?

• Egoism that prevent one from paradigm shift

Most economists are committed to some version of egoism. After distinguishing among the various sorts of egoistic claims, I cite the empirical literature against psychological egoism and show that attempts to account for this data make these economists' previous empirical claims tautological. Moreover, the assumption of egoism has undesirable consequences, especially for students; if people believe that others behave egoistically, they are more likely to behave egoistically themselves. As an alternative to egoism I recommend the commitment model of Robert Frank. The equivalent of egoism at the organizational level is that business firms seek (should seek) to maximize profits. I present arguments to show that a conscious attempt by managers to maximize profits is likely to fail. A committed altruism is more likely to raise profits. I suggest that a firm should take as its primary purpose providing meaningful work for employees.

• Harming use as a solution

War.

• Hatred and Anger

War

• inability to withstand the effects of vicissitudes

http://www.buddhivihara.org/ei...

• unable to be purposefully focus 

So as a solution following strategy is proposed.

First you must look the solution in a value neutral point for both communities. What is good for one party may not good for the others.

The neutral point would be telling of a story about some other parties in a different setting and in a different time but with a strong relatable message. example would be about how japan got pardoned due to San Francisco speech of JR Jayawardene in 1951. If you clearly observe his storyline is about not about war but about uniting Asian nations. 

I propose this same story being related using social media over a period of one year. this will be a huge communication exercise. 

to inculcate these values following tv show proposed

Transformational Self Leadership TV Reality Show!

1. Activities – Transformation From Ordinary to extra ordinary
a. Many are ordinary and wow the extra ordinary. But if the ordinary embraced with the 10 values mentioned then they can be extra ordinary too. For example this activity will trigger participant’s latent desire to write a book, invent something, compose a song, do a home improvement, sit the examination, start a venture, etc. etc.
b. Game Show Activities will be comprised with following features
i. Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence: Well-developed verbal skills and sensitivity to the sounds, meanings and rhythms of words.
ii. Mathematical-Logical Intelligence: The ability to think conceptually and
abstractly, and the capacity to discern logical or numerical patterns.
iii. Musical Intelligence: The ability to produce and appreciate rhythm, pitch and timbre.
iv. Visual-Spatial Intelligence: The capacity to think in images and pictures, to visualize accurately and abstractly.
v. Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence: The ability to control one's body movements and to handle objects skillfully.
vi. Interpersonal Intelligence: The capacity to detect and respond appropriately to the moods, motivations and desires of others.
vii. Intrapersonal Intelligence: The capacity to be self-aware and in tune with inner feelings, values, beliefs and thinking processes.
viii. Naturalist Intelligence: The ability to recognize and categorize plants, animals and other objects in nature.
ix. Existential Intelligence: The sensitivity and capacity to tackle deep questions about human existence, such as the meaning of life, why we die and how we got here.

2. Cost of The grand prize per season, prizes at each round, any other prize for a specific category will be by official sponsor of the game show.

3. Audition- participants will have to go through an audition, screen test etc. as quality control measure.

4. 2 Hosts- Have a thorough knowledge about 10 values to promote it. Their responsibility is to maintain the interest of the studio audience.

5. 4 Judges- Have a thorough knowledge about 10 values to evaluate it. These positions will be filled by celebrities, industry experts, and opinion leaders.

6. Studio Audience- to be in the studio audience to witness shooting, pre qualification to be in the audience is to be an owner/Player of the Ditte’ board game;

• ·Improves players’ Emotional Intelligence (EQ) based on values that are universal!
• 100% child friendly giving hands on experience in making things!
• ·Activities with NO replication of violence (no guns, shooting etc.)!
• ·Every game is a lesson in life ...While building inner strength for Leadership!
• ·Players get educated through yellow card based games.
• ·Anybody can create Add on educational games that be played on Ditte' game board, which Anybody can create educational games that be played on Ditte' game board, which Anybody can create educational games that be played on Ditte' game board.

7. TV Audience- is encouraged to buy/play the board Games.

8. The Shared Value trick- 
a. As strategic planners of an organization a vision, then a mission and shared values are synthesized. It should be the same for a country or region like SAARC, Europe, north America or the entire world.
b. So here what I propose is to introduce shared values (a self discipline) based on 10 Fundamental Qualities of leadership among the stake holders of entire activity including the studio and TV audiences.

9. Knowledge about Multiple Intelligences- this show about education about managing and motivating and getting results ethically.

10. Criticisms – Can you force upon values ? the answer is that all players of the game show must abide by the rules and anybody who does not agree to the rules can opt not to participate as a participant or member of the studio or TV audience.

11. Sponsorship opportunities
a. TV Show (title, Props in the set, etc)
b. Board game (title, Yellow cards, Insertions)
c. Books (Examples in the content)
d. SMS voting through mobile networks
12. Franchise this model for TV stations in other countries 

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The edutainment element of this TV show is heavily influenced by Teachings of Buddha, Howard Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences and 
Ikujiro Nonaka's Dynamic theory of Organizational knowledge creation. Concise description of theory Nonaka’s (1994) dynamic theory of organizational knowledge creation holds that organizational knowledge is created through a continuous dialogue between tacit and explicit knowledge via four patterns of interactions, socialization, combination, internalization and externalization.

The Contestants are given the following questionnaire to identify their dominant  intelligence type prior to the contest .

Multiple Intelligences Questionnaire

Multiple Intelligences is the theory, created by Howard Gardner, that every person excels at a different type of learning. For an in-depth explanation of the theory, read the Multiple Intelligences Overview.

Use the following checklist to determine which intelligence each of your students possesses. Send it home to parents so they can better understand how their child functions and learns in the classroom. Then, check out other Multiple Intelligences Resources which are useful for planning the creative inputs of the game show.

Linguistic Intelligence

Do you;

• Enjoy listening to other people talking?
• Get annoyed with people who use improper English? (for example, He don't know the answer.)
• Like to learn new words?
• Give good directions to others so that they understand the first time?
• Like to tell stories?
• Enjoy reading books?
• Have a good memory for names, dates, and trivia?

If this sounds familiar, then you might someday write a bestseller or become fluent in four languages.

Logical-Mathematical Intelligence

Do you;

• Like to work with computers and calculators?
• Enjoy math class?
• Easily add numbers in her head?
• Enjoy doing science experiments?
• Ask a lot of questions about how things work?
• Enjoy chess, checkers, or other strategy games?
• Enjoy logic puzzles or brainteasers?

If so, then you could one day design sky-scrapers or program computers.

Spatial intelligence

Do you;

• Prefer to draw pictures rather than tell stories?
• Find her way around a new place easily?
• Like to take things apart and then try to figure out how to put them back together?
• Read maps, charts, or diagrams more easily than text?
• Daydream more than peers?
• Build interesting three-dimensional constructions (like LEGO buildings)?
• Doodle a lot on notebooks?

If this is you, then you could grow up to paint a masterpiece or fix car engines.

Bodily-kinesthetic Intelligence

Do you;

• Find activities like riding a bicycle, skating, or walking on a balance beam easy?
• Use a lot of hand gestures and body movement when talking to friends?
• Run, swim, and exercise without getting tired?
• Learn to play new sports easily and quickly?
• Like to touch something she has just seen?
• Report different physical sensations while thinking or working?
• Cleverly mimic other people's gestures or mannerisms?
• Move, tap, or fidget while seated for a long time in one spot?

If yes, then you could develop into an expert skier or someone who amuses your friends with hilarious impersonations.

Musical Intelligence

Do you;

• Enjoy playing a musical instrument?
• Listen to music a lot?
• Hum or sing a lot?
• Cheer herself up with songs when she is sad?
• Tell you when music sounds off-key?
• Have a good singing voice?
• Remember the melodies of songs?

If this is you, then you may one day conduct a symphony or play in a steel drum band.

Interpersonal Intelligence

Do you;

• Like to work and play with other kids?
• Understand how friends are feeling by looking at their faces?
• Have two or more close friends?
• Give advice to friends who have problems?
• Have a good sense of empathy or concern for others?
• Seem to be street-smart?
• Seem to be a natural leader on teams?

If you answered yes to most of these, you might become someone's favorite teacher or the CEO of a big company.

Intrapersonal Intelligence

Do you;

• Often need a quiet place to work or just be alone?
• Like to make collections of things that have special meaning to her?
• Remember her dreams?
• Display a sense of independence or strong will?
• Have a realistic sense of her strengths and weaknesses?
• Have an interest or hobby that she doesn't talk much about?
• Accurately express how she is feeling?

Sound familiar? Then you could someday write great poetry or resist negative peer pressure and do the right thing for herself.

Naturalist Intelligence

Do you;

• Enjoy collecting bugs, flowers, or rocks?
• Like to closely examine what she finds in nature?
• Keep detailed records of her observations of nature?
• Like to watch natural phenomena like the moon and the tides and hear explanations about them?
• Become fascinated with one particular thing from nature and want to learn about it thoroughly?
• Want to become a geologist, biologist, or some other type of scientist?

If your answer is yes, then you could become an expert on paleontology or discover new ways to save the whales.

So as a solution following strategy is proposed.

First you must look the solution in a value neutral point for both communities. What is good for one party may not good for the others.

The neutral point would be telling of a story about some other parties in a different setting and in a different time but with a strong relatable message. example would be about how japan got pardoned due to San Francisco speech of JR Jayawardene in 1951. 

I propose this same story of Francisco speech being retold using social media over a period of one year. this will be a huge communication exercise. 

Oprah Winfrey and other media personalities  are a good vehicles, or good opinion leaders.

Majority of people have no opinion of their own. One random sample states;

I would rather have no opinion than to agree to something I am not sure about. The situation can always be viewed from many many perspectives and I can’t just pick one. It has caused me numerous problems, but I just do not care enough I guess.

I just say “I don’t know” or “I have no knowledge about this” or “I’m not sure what to think about this.”

Having an opinion is overrated - or is it? I don’t know and I do not really have an opinion on that and I do not even want to have one.

I tend to not have any opinions, rather than pretending and copying opinions of others.

But I think that you meant people who think that they have the opinion, but they just copied it from somewhere else.

I guess it is easier for some people to have an opinion that is widely accepted, rather than some that they would have to fight for.

Converting stand alone knowledges in to applied knowledge is the innovation here.

concept only

have to be evaluated by the judges of this competition, first

just me for the time being.

I need lot of stake holders in media to make this a success. Mine is a concept.

Shared values- McKinsey 7-S Framework

prove my ability and win and this solution 100% matches my personal values. Thus spending time on it is a pleasure for me.

This media Project the magnitude of national interest. Therefore first my intellectual property rights must be protected.

OWN Network will be my partner and me as a profit sharer cum researcher in the team.

This can be focused on mental health and spiritual motivation and improve during a challenging time for the United States, things improved here, too. The U.S. shot up to number 14—up four spots from last year when it ranked 18, even beating out our neighbors in Canada (who slipped to number 15 this year). In the 2019 World Happiness Report, the United States was even lower, at number 19.

This can be an informal education, but effective educational paradigm shift through realization. During a challenging time for the United States, things improved here, too. The U.S. shot up to number 14—up four spots from last year when it ranked 18, even beating out our neighbors in Canada (who slipped to number 15 this year). In the 2019 World Happiness Report, the United States was even lower, at number 19.

If the prize funder is specifically interested in my solution this will escalate all indexes of World Happiness Report.

As this strategy is adaptable in conflicts in any other situation and improve. If the prize funder is specifically interested in my solution this will escalate  all indexes in World Happiness Report.

As it is the main topic

women are half of the US population, this can be adapted for their well being as well. If the prize funder is specifically interested in my solution this will escalate the US index in World Happiness Report.

 If the prize funder is specifically interested in my solution this will be potential to use for AI if the right algorithms are created to escalate  World Happiness Report rankings.