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About Indonesian Dream


Indonesian Dream is a social campaign to revive and realize Pancasila as the living vision for both the individual and the nation.

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Today, Pancasila is often treated as a referee in debates—between those pushing for a religious state and those shouting slogans like “NKRI harga mati!” or "United Indonesia is the final price!" As a result, Pancasila becomes static. Its deeper values are lost. And it no longer speaks to us as individuals.

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This leads to a crisis of identity. Who are we—as people, as a nation?

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Inspired by Soekarno’s speech on June 1, 1945, Indonesian Dream calls for a return to the original spirit of Pancasila: people build the nation—not the other way around.

This campaign spreads the message through books, articles, discussions, forums, community visits, and training—both in Indonesia and abroad.

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What is the Indonesian Dream?

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It’s more than revitalizing Pancasila. It’s about reaching our full potential as sovereign individuals and as a nation.

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We define sovereignty as:

  • Being free

  • Acting justly

  • Gaining knowledge and independence to create a better life—for ourselves and others.

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A sovereign nation is built by sovereign people. That’s the heart of the Indonesian Dream.

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How do we make it real?

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By strengthening three key foundations:

  • Spiritual capital

  • Social capital

  • Human capital

 

All three already exist within us. But we must develop them.

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Pancasila is not just a symbol. It’s a way to move forward—together. Beyond religion, ethnicity, or background.

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This is our shared dream. The Indonesian Dream.

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Mission
To realize the spirit of Pancasila by equipping Indonesia's young generations with the values, mindset, and skills needed to become resilient, socially responsible, and informed leaders—building a sovereign and just Indonesia from the ground up.

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Vision
A sovereign Indonesia shaped by a generation of empowered, principled leaders who uplift their communities through freedom, justice, and knowledge.

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Goal
To develop Indonesia’s spiritual, social, and human capital by nurturing young generations with strong character, a growth mindset, and a deep sense of purpose—enabling them to lead meaningful change in society

Elementary students in Simalungun Regency, North Sumatra — one of the key target groups of the Indonesian Dream campaign.

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