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02 May East — Forging New Relationships with the Earth 05 Laurence Newey - The Cycle of Conferences 06 Intro after Break / Simon Keyes — The Will to Forgive and to Reconcile 07 Theodora Asteri: The Spirit of Amnesty (To download right-click on link and select save link target) |
Saturday, November 14, 2009 — from 1- 5.30 pm
Grosvenor Hotel
101 Buckingham Palace Road
London SW1
Igniting the Universal Will-to-Good in a Time of Decision
…the will of God in world affairs, which is ever the will-to-good. Steadily—if you study human history intelligently — you will see that there has been a regular and rhythmic progression toward unity and synthesis in all departments of human affairs. This unity in multiplicity is the Eternal Plan — a unity in consciousness, a multiplicity in form. (Destiny of the Nations, p.12)
An afternoon of talks, discussion and meditation on ways in which the will-to-good is being transmitted by the work of the new group of world servers into all situations and every kingdom in nature, stimulating the growth of right relations at a crucial phase in history.
Guest Speakers:
May East — Forging New Relationships with the Earth
May East is the Programme Director for Gaia Education. She is a Brazilian social change activist who has spent the last 30 years working internationally with music, traditional people, women, environmental, ecovillage and new urbanism movements. May facilitates the Club of Budapest World Wisdom Council and delivers Transition Training since 2008.
Simon Keyes — The Will to Forgive and to Reconcile
Simon Keyes is the Director of St Ethelburga’s Centre for Reconciliation and Peace. His career has been largely concerned with cultivating new initiatives in the areas of homelessness, mental health and crime prevention. He organised "The Way of Peace 2000" interfaith initiative with HH The Dalai Lama in Northern Ireland and set up the first London Christian Meditation Centre at St. Mark’s Myddelton Square.
Theodora Asteri — The Spirit of Amnesty
Theodora Asteri, Human Rights Education Advisor in the Greek section of Amnesty International, is a teacher working with special educational needs students in Athens. She is a lecturer at the in-service training College, University of Athens in Pedagogy and Systemic Changes, and Instructional Design for Pupils with Learning Disabilities.
There is no charge for admission. This event is funded entirely by donations so your contributions are most welcome.
World Goodwill is an activity of the Lucis Trust, a registered educational charity. The Lucis Trust is on the Roster of the UN Economic and Social Council.
