Get Involved
Welcome to the South African Chapter of the Zeitgeist Movement and thanks for stopping by.
I trust by now you have watched the Zeitgeist material and read some of the literature that is available.
Peter Joseph has done something truly incredible by making this information available to the world – it is vital that people start to understand how damaging the monetary system has been and continues to be for our society and if we don’t start to make changes it will only get worse.
This movement is in the hands of the people. If the world is to change and progress to a resource based economy, then it will be up to the citizens of planet earth to make the change. Ignorance is our biggest obstacle and overcoming that in the context of this movement is about education.
So, the purpose of this chapter is to get this information into as many South African hands and minds and hearts as possible.
I hope you feel as strongly and want to play your part in this.
We need however to be realistic – the magnitude of change that is required is not going to happen quickly and it is imperative that this movement stays the course.
And honestly I can only think of two ways that this can be achieved:
Committed action and
Staying focused
In my opinion all the action we need to be taking now is to tell as many people as we can in our immediate environments about the movement and allow them to consider the facts and make up their own mind.
It’s fairly simple. The monetary system is not working, has never worked and we need to find an alternative and we have to do it together.
I hope you’ll play your part in getting this education movement underway in South Africa.
The best way to do this is head over to the forum, find someone who is working in your area and join them or start a local ‘chapter’ in your area and rally a team around you to educate people in your neighbourhood. Ultimately though the best place to start is just to start talking about the possibilities. Instead of sitting around a braai or Sunday afternoon lunch moaning about how bad things are, why not start a conversation about whether, as a nation, we can find an alternative to the way we currently live?
Whatever you decide though, thanks again for taking the time to read this.



