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What is The Human Constitution?
A practical framework for exploring how we live with dignity and responsibility — beginning with ourselves, widening into our relationships, and extending to the society and living world we share.
It is not a political party, religion or ideology. It does not tell people what to think. It offers principles and questions for everyday life.
This page takes about five minutes
Why rights and responsibilities?
We are born with rights.
We mature into responsibilities.
Rights protect our dignity. Responsibilities are how we live that dignity — in our own lives, with each other, and in the world. The Human Constitution brings the two together in one practical framework.
The three dimensions
ME → WE → US
Responsibility begins with the self and widens outward — into relationship, society and life.
Body · Emotion · Thought
How we care for ourselves — our bodies, our emotional lives and our thinking.
Power · Communication
How we meet one another — how we use power and how we communicate.
Society · Life
How we participate in society and relate to the living world we share.
The Seven Principles
Seven principles, one architecture
Where do you want to explore?
Three doors into the framework
Body · Emotion · Thought
Questions about self, body, emotion, thought, meaning and growth.
Power · Communication
Questions about relationships, boundaries, communication, leadership and power.
Society · Life
Questions about society, technology, governance, peace, nature and our shared future.