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Started by Ngatokoono Tekopua Dec 16, 2009. 0 Replies 0 Likes
My suggestions towards this forum discussions: 1 invites those who are interested in this forum consultation to form a group of singers from all different faith. 2 What is theme? Who is in charge?…Continue
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Comment by Nugroho Angkasa on May 11, 2013 at 8:57am
Comment by Eric Dozier on October 6, 2012 at 12:40am
Comment by Nugroho Angkasa on July 28, 2012 at 8:54pm The Charter for Global Harmony This document is co-created by Peace-Loving Peoples of different nations, with different religious, ideological, and political affiliations and aspirations. They come from different professions, having different academic backgrounds.
Such differences, however, have not come in their way in creating this document, and working together for Global Harmony. Not merely a Declaration of the Noble Aspirations of its co-creators and all those who would, in future, be the signatories to this – this Charter actually suggests a Road Map to attain, reach, and realize Global Harmony.
It is recognized that all religions, belief systems, faiths (including atheism), spiritual traditions, and philosophies speak of harmony as the soul of all social systems. Any society or social system cannot endure for a long time without upholding this principle.
It is therefore necessary that a roadmap is drawn and agreed upon in order to realize this common goal of all humanity.
The signatories to this charter firmly believe that Global Harmony cannot be enforced. No rules, no regulations, no laws can ever result in Global Harmony, until and unless there is peace in human hearts, so it is the individual that must first be at peace with him/herself.
Such peace within individuals or “Inner Peace” shall automatically express itself as “Communal Love”, both in micro (among the peoples of one community or nation), and macro (among the peoples of the world community).
Finally, it is this Communal Love that can lead us to the attainment of “Global Harmony”.
Using this charter as a tool, we call upon peoples of all nations to spend at least 20 minutes each day in meditation, using any technique that they are familiar with, or which is in line with their tradition/belief system. For it is only through inward looking and meditation that Inner Peace can ever be achieved.
Parallel to this practice, we also call upon all peoples to physically engage themselves unconditionally in some kind of selfless social service for at least 2 hours each week or 8 hours every month.
Such social service undertaken must not be directed to the members of one community alone. Indeed, it would be much more beneficial, if the service is provided to peoples belonging to different communities, having different social, religious, and political affiliations.
Last, but not least, we appeal to one and all to actively socialize this charter and its content, using print, electronic, social media as well as other forms of broadcast in order to get others involved in this humane cause for the attainment of Global Harmony.
Comment by Rev. Tim Miner OUnI on January 16, 2012 at 1:18pm Hello Michael,
We are looking forward to your presentation at the "BIG I Conference on the Future of Spirituality." We will be discussing inclusive theology, spirituality and consciousness on February 4-5, 2012, in Nashville, TN USA.
https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/The-Big-I-Conference-on-Inclusive...
Blessings,
tim miner OUnI
Comment by Mataji Gauribrata, Rev Eva on January 5, 2012 at 12:35pm 
Comment by Michael Stillwater on November 8, 2011 at 1:38am It has been several months since my last update- the ongoing filming of the panoramic exploration of the power of song in our personal and collective transformation became quite extensive- and to begin releasing this footage in 'bite-sized' episodes seemed called for. Thus I selected one of the interviews, with Morten Lauridsen, choral composer, to be the focus on the first release. It is now a feature-length (74 minutes) documentary.
To learn more, visit Song WIthout Borders- http://www.songwithoutborders.net
Comment by Michael Stillwater on April 16, 2011 at 10:44am
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