Bonne Volonté Mondiale Bulletin 2014 No 1
Dans ce numéro
L'AIR QUE NOUS RESPIRONS
LA RESPIRATION EST LA VIE
LES ÉMANATIONS DU MATÉRIALISME
DEUX HISTOIRES DE RÉUSSITE GLOBALE
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THE AIR THAT WE BREATHE
The invisible combination of gases that we call air is one of the foundations of life on Earth. Circulation within the atmosphere is the basis of life; as the winds blow freely across the surface of the Earth, so air circulates in the lungs, and blood in the veins.
Voir PlusTHE BREATH IS THE LIFE
Throughout the history of human spirituality, with its diversity of myths, practices and beliefs, the breath has always been a source of meditation and reflection. This is not surprising. Breath is linked with Life. To breathe is to live. When human beings, along with mammals, birds and reptiles, are born they take their first breath – and with their last breath, life withdraws from the body.
Voir PlusTHE FUMES OF MATERIALISM
Because of the freely flowing nature of the atmosphere, we do not usually think of air pollution as an indoor problem. Yet it is present in both developed and developing nations, though in different ways. Smoke poses a hazard to many in developing countries - the smoke from indoor cooking stoves and from indoor lighting.
Voir PlusTWO GLOBAL SUCCESS STORIES
One of the major difficulties in dealing with air and atmospheric pollution is that corporate interests, often driven by short-term goals and the need to maximize market share and profits, resist regulation, inhibiting the development of technological processes and economic structures that might support a shift towards a healthy atmosphere.
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