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Started this discussion. Last reply by Grigori Rho Gharveyn Mar 1, 2011. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Attending the Parliament of World Religions has made me realise we all need to unite and embrace a common spirituality and ethics that is reflected in international laws/conventions that truly…Continue
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Grigori Rho Gharveyn replied to Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng's discussion climate change"We concur Teena.
The only way we can solve our climate change issues will be to work together as a unified human race. We need not be culturally homogenous to do so, we may each be true to our respective faiths and still support one another…"
Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng replied to Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng's discussion Environment in the group Continue the conversation in Sydney..."Dear Ben
I would be very interested in watching the DVD as part of a meeting
Blessings
Tina
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"I just had a look at the Yale site and watched their you tube video. Very inspiring! So I ordered the DVD: RENEWAL: Stories from America’s Religious-Environmental Movement. Perhaps when it arrives we could watch this together as part of…"
Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng replied to Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng's discussion climate change"Hi Laura
Thanks for your comments. The website is great. I will certainly check it out. It looks like the kind of unity I'm talking about. I'm doing a subject on NT ethics this year - beginning with my own traditition and then will write…"
GPDC replied to Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng's discussion climate change"First thing i don't understand, spiritual or religious groups coming together not to look for unity but only harmony . Secondly we claim to be able to at communicate well with the Divine and understand what HE want but when come to climate…"
Laura Cathey replied to Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng's discussion climate change"It's interesting that this was your experience, because on the ParliamentOfReligions.org website, under About Us, and then Our Mission, the site reads: "The Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions seeks to promote…"
Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng posted a discussionclimate change
Attending the Parliament of World Religions has made me realise we all need to unite and embrace a common spirituality and ethics that is reflected in international laws/conventions that truly address climate change and how it affects human rights.
"I'm very interested in this issue myself. I've now given several talks about the Jewish views on ecology as part of interfaith contexts. One was the the Faith Ecology Network (FEN) and another was for Waverley council. I consider ecology…"
Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng added a discussion to the group Continue the conversation in Sydney...
Environment
One issue we may look at is ecology and religion. Yale University focuses on this issue and has some great information on their website www.yale.edu/religionandecologySome websites which focus on climate change are www.climatechangeinaustralia.gov.au and www.bom.gov.au/climate/change and…See More
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- Religion / Faith
- Christian
- I have attended the Parliament of Religions:
- Melbourne 2009
- Local Religious Community / Interfaith Affiliation:
- Uniting Church of Australia
- I have come to PeaceNext looking for:
- interreligious advocacy, interreligious exploration, intrareligious reflection
- I am inspired by:
- The common themes that emerged during the Paliament of Religions and the shared love between people of all faiths. By a developing interfaith theology of the environment and attempts to embrace world peace
- My favorite spiritual places:
- Iona, Jerusalem and my garden
- Interreligious causes I care about:
- Fostering peace and tolerance
- Changes I am working toward in my community:
- Cooperation in common causes such as peace, tolerance and care of our earth. Dialogue through meditation.
- About Me:
- Married with two adult children. Over the past thirty years I've been involved with ministry, meditating, travelling, studying theology, dialogue with people of different faiths and writing about spirituality.
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Sharing something I read in Evelyn Underhills book "Mysticism"
Posted on January 14, 2010 at 5:48pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
I've been reading Evelyn Underhill's book "Mysticism" This is what she said:
"There are different degrees of orison, that meeting between God and the soul in the journey towards union. The most primitive is meditation which is like drawing water by hand from a deep well, the slowest and most laborious means of watering the garden of the soul. Next to this is the orison of quite, which is better and easier, where the well is now filled with a windlass – that little Moorish water-wheel… Continue
"There are different degrees of orison, that meeting between God and the soul in the journey towards union. The most primitive is meditation which is like drawing water by hand from a deep well, the slowest and most laborious means of watering the garden of the soul. Next to this is the orison of quite, which is better and easier, where the well is now filled with a windlass – that little Moorish water-wheel… Continue
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 5:25am on January 6, 2010, Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng said…
- Hi Simran Kaur. I'm glad you like my photos. Let me know if you would like me to email some of them to you. Blessings Tina
- At 11:07pm on December 28, 2009, SimranKaur Khalsa gave Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng a gift…
- At 5:44am on December 22, 2009, Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng said…
- Hi Peter
I'm glad you liked my photos. I will email you some of the final plenary and ceremonies on the Tuesday night. The only other photos were from the Sacred Concert and different sessions. Blessings Teena
- At 5:07am on December 22, 2009,
Peter Mousaferiadis said… - HI Teena,
My name is Peter Mousaferiadis. I was the creative director of the evening ceremonies and plenaries (not the Sacred Music Concert). I have noticed some amazing pics you've taken. I would be very grateful if you could email or send me some high resolution pics of the ceremonies. Especially the one with the 3 aboriginal performers behind Joy Murphy.
My email address is peter.m@culturalinfusion.com
Cheers
Peter
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