Conscious Earth Alliance
"You are never alone or helpless. The force that guides the stars guides you too."
P.R.Sarkar
P.R.Sarkar
Conscious Earth Alliance
represents an effort to unite ethical people
who wish to bring positive social change at this critical time.
Existing models of society are crumbling.
Conscious Earth Alliance
aims to unite good-hearted people who wish to build wholistic societies that nurture all life.
With personal self-development at its core, we are finding ways to build thriving communities.
Our aim is to create an open platform to share knowledge, inspiration and best practices that empower integrated change.
A wave of united strength is sweeping the Earth, join us!
Conscious Earth Alliance
warmly invites you to our Online Conferences
where we explore the details and differences
between transhumanism and neohumanism.
“Without a doubt, the era of materialistic domination of society is near an end. The new era is fast approaching.
The first rays of humanity’s bright new dawn are already starting to illuminate the eastern horizon”.
R. Gauthier, PhD
The views expressed by invited speakers do not necessarily reflect the views of Conscious Earth Alliance.
Calendar
Conscious Earth Alliance
Free Online Weekend Conference
27th - 28th November 2021
Free Online Weekend Conference
Saturday 27th 13.30-20.00 CET, Sunday 28th 10.00am-17.20pm CET
“Thriving in a Time of Crisis:
Building Sovereign, Self-Reliant Communities
on the Land.”
Welcome to our fourth online Conscious Earth Alliance Conference where we explore building communities on the land in times of crisis. There are now many reasons to get out of the cities, and many advantages to living in the countryside. With the Covid crisis and Great Reset agendas and the push for “smart cities”, more people than ever are looking to move to the land.
In this conference we focus on a range of practical factors for living on the land, whether in a developed intentional community, a homestead or a yurt in a forest.
The themes we will cover include:
- The context: why we need local self-reliant communities today, especially in the face of present political and economic situations.
- Positive Responses: Permaculture, growing and sharing food, earth houses and collective building, natural healing and herbal clinics.
- Education: home-schooling, life-long learning, indigenous and new paradigm ways of learning;
- Cultivating a new culture: mutual emotional support, collective decision-making and self-governance processes in the context of community living.
- The physics of bio-buildings that allow life-force (and seeds!) to grow.
- Integrating the Subtle and Spiritual Dimensions: meditation, yogic practices, energy work, studies in higher consciousness, cosmology and indigenous spirituality.
Life in the country offers many obvious benefits: community support, land to grow food on, clean water sources, air to breathe, nourishing connections with nature, safety for children, a more relaxed and human pace – in short, control over our own lives, and the power to create for ourselves the kind of society we want to live in.
The age of industrialized, city-based living has reached a peak. The calling has never been stronger to get out of the cities and into the country, where we can build a new self-reliant, flourishing life, free of the growing tyranny around us, and at the same time provide an inspirational model for others.
It is time to reclaim our stake in our own future, for the sake not only of our survival but our personal and collective freedom and well-being, and the sacredness of all life.
Join our talented and dedicated speakers who explore these exciting and important themes.
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Conscious Earth Alliance: empowering personal and collective freedom
Saturday 27th November 2021
13:30pm-13:45pm CET
Introduction and welcome with Radha Cohen
Radha studied Permaculture design and has been involved in the last 20 years with various communities and Eco-Villages in Australia, France and Italy. Especially she has helped develop what is called Master Units, meaning self sufficient projects, 100% off greed, using recycled materials for building, establishing abundant permaculture gardens, solar systems, Dams and irrigation systems, attracting many volunteers workers and travellers from all over the world. People also come to these safe zones to learn mind elevating and life changing art of Yoga and Meditation, and a balanced eco-spiritual life style.
1) Master Units, Communities or Eco-villages. Meaning self-sufficient safe zones, based on all-round service, that inspires and offers
a balanced, healthy and proactive lifestyle. They become a centre for the local community, and demonstrates new technologies for environmental sustainability while providing guidelines for communal living and spiritual elevation.
2) The second Safe Zone identified is the “Networking” among small rural residential projects mostly run by a family or few people. Weekly get together are organised, bringing together a whole valley or few valleys or few villages. They exchange produce with one another, ideas and innovations. They also help each other sharing working-bee days in each others properties, sharing skills, expertise, or machineries.
3) The last safe zones we identified are the Community Vegetable Gardens in Big Cities. This has been a phenomena of the last 10-20 years, taking over considerable amount of non utilised council land, abandoned land, sections of council parks, or abandoned farms and houses, that quickly get transformed from mere grass areas into beautiful productive zones, where people can meet, know each other, work together, enjoy support and sunshine, on top of friendship and fresh produce!!
13:50pm-14:45pm CET
Ravi-shekhar Ananda
Ravi-shekhar has a background in yoga, meditation, eastern mysticism and social activism. He believes humanity is moving through an historic shift of consciousness that is manifesting as polarisation between progressive and regressive forces. The capitalist and communist (oligarchical) systems, he claims, are both non-viable and need to be replaced without delay. The formula to do this is penetrating awareness of the problems (at all levels), integrated, practical solutions and mobilisation of the disgruntled.
The historic context: how did the world end up under the domination of powerful elites, what are their agendas, why are people leaving the cities in response, and, is it enough?
Oligarchy is rule by the few. We trace the rise of oligarchy in the ancient world of Persia, its progression into Egypt, the Greek, Roman and Byzantium Empires, then into Venice, which later spawned itself into the British Empire, which finally morphed into the Anglo-American Empire of today. It is argued that a “philosophical and occult thread” links all these oligarchical systems – an understanding of which is necessary to defeat the current oligarchs who are busy rolling out – on a global level – their latest efforts at “rule by the few”. It is in this context that the decision of increasing numbers of people to exit the cities and live on the land can be situated. Finally, the question is asked, “is this enough”?
14:50pm-16:10pm CET
Eco-villages: From surviving to thriving in on-the-land communities
Surviving and thriving in a chaotic world: an Amish community, Ohio State with Joel Yoder
Dada Padmesha’nanda – www.amurt.net/burkinafaso Carbon offset Burkino-Faso
Born in France, Pierre Charron, aka Padmesha’nanda grew up in the Alps, he loved nature, sport, theatre, music, parties and studied and completed at a young age his degrees in physic and philosophy. Becoming a young adult, he felt a growing feeling of loneliness and dissatisfaction within him. At the age of 24 he left everything he knew and took a one-way ticket to India in search of meaning. This was soon the start of another journey, a spiritual one, as he met with a yogi monk of Ananda Marga (a “Dada”, a sannyasin) and had several transforming experiences while meditating. He started dedicating his life for both the spiritual quest and helping others in every possible way. He finally decided to undergo a training in 2005 to become a monk himself, which he became in 2008 at the age of 33. Since then, he is working in Burkina Faso, West Africa and mainly aims at developing, through a holistic and cooperative approach, a rural community center (a “Master Unit”) 50 km south of Ouagadougou. This thriving project has now several branches such as a school, a health center, a moringa project, agro ecology trainings, access to water programs, etc.
Ananda Vistara Master Unit: a flourishing eco-spiritual community in Burkina Faso
Ananda Marga land community, Burkina Faso with Dada Padmesha’nanda
The aim of this project is primarily to provide the local community with the basic necessities of life, using local human and
material resources.
The primarily focus of our NGO AMURT has been on the production of food through promoting eco-friendly local practices of production. Its successful moringa project employs a cooperation of 20 local women and a network of 25 local farmers, providing a solution to malnutrition as well as providing economical opportunities to locals.
NGO AMURT is subsidizing a variety of human services:
- a primary health post, which recently includes an urgently needed maternity clinic.
- a school hosting over 300 students, provides educational material, free meals and medical care, with an enrichment program for its pupils that includes artistic expression, yoga and meditation, and forest regeneration programs.
- helping surrounding villages to access clean water by drilling and providing wells.
- building of a dam to retain surface water.
16:10pm-16:30pm CET
Break
16:30pm-17:25pm CET
Rakesh Rootsman Rak
An experienced Permaculture designer teacher, forest garden specialist, yoga teacher, homeopath and reggae DJ. Rakesh has been designing and teaching permaculture to individuals and communities since 2009, and has taught over 500 permaculture, forest gardening, eco village design and related courses.
His design portfolio ranges from large scale forest gardens in eco villages through to many urban community food growing gardens, private farms and back gardens as well as designing collaborative businesses, urban water retention systems and even computer software and documentation systems.
Rakesh is also engaged in intentional community building, using sociocracy and other tools and processes to create positive social bonds within various individual projects and communities. He is also passionate about teaching how to be self-reliant and self-providing in a sustainable way, crafting and creating whatever you need instead of depending. For instance building your own low impact house, capturing and storing energy; fuel efficient heating systems (rocket heaters and stoves); water capture, purification and recycling systems.
He is one of the founders of the Children in Permaculture project (CiP), and is also one of the founders of the Youth in Permaculture (YiP) project.
Permaculture: Creating self reliant off-grid communities
What permaculture has to offer to a group of people leaving the city to create a thriving off-grid community. Rakesh will offer some creative and practical tools on living in on-the-land, in terms of food growing and storage, low impact housing, source of fuel, heating, water capture and purification. Furthermore he will touch briefly on fermentation and probiotics as a form of food preservation and personal health.
17:30pm-18:40pm CET
Holistic approaches to educating your children:
– Educating in remote aboriginal communities in Australia with Steve Tribbeck
– The spirit of Neohumanist Education with Didi Ananda Krpa
– Home educating your children with Parvati Brennan
– The heart of Waldorf Education with Katrina Sloan
Steve Tribbeck
Steve Tribbeck will be talking about the role of education in remote indigenous communities; schools and family education; bilingual verses unilingual which is (unfortunately) happening in some communities.
My journey has taken me to the heart of many indigenous cultures throughout the world… Over the years my sense of responsibility to (Indigenous) countrymen has grown. Anyone who goes beyond the superficial with Indigenous people will know that they face many challenges – one of the most significant being that their voices are rarely heard or respected. Indigenous people are articulate, educated and deeply knowledgeable of their own laws and culture but language barriers, racism and geographical and philosophical distance from the mainstream conspire to leave them ignored and marginalized. Being keenly aware of this I have made it my life’s work to promote the awareness, respect for and understanding of Indigenous sensibilities and ways of being. In essence it is the work of fostering compassion for humankind in all its wonderful forms and celebrating diversity.
Didi Ananda Kr’pa
Didi Ananda Krpa is yogic nun and a missionary of Ananda Marga since 1983.
Presently based in Spain, she managed Ananda Marga Children’s homes and nursery schools in the Philippines, Colombia, Brazil, Peru, Denmark, Norway and Finland. Aside from that she teaches meditation and yoga to women, through seminars, workshops and lectures. Didi is also an ardent musician and teaches ukulele and guitar to children.
The Spirit of Neo-humanistic Education
Didi will speak on the unique feature of neo-humanist education; its role and implementation for families living in on-the-land, in times of crisis, in a home or community setting.
Parvati Brennan
Home educating your children
With her teaching experience at the Neo-humanist-Montesorri based Sunrise primary in London, Parvati considers herself a Neohumanist teacher. She also received training there as a Montessori directress. As her children’s needed change, she moved to the Small School, to continue refining the green lifestyle she was building and to keep it all on human scale. There she offered yoga asanas and meditation and worked on National Trust conservation projects with the teenagers. Parvati obtained a permaculture diploma at this setting and later set up Sunrise Outreach, in Devon, a tiny project, to home educating her four young children. It soon interested other locals who sent their own children to the group.
Katrina Sloan
Katrina Sloan lives in Devon U.K. She got involved with Steiner/Waldorf education since 1995 when she did an education degree in the university of Plymouth. She worked in the south Devon Steiner school and also the Steiner academy in Exeter. Her three children also have been educated in these schools.
The heart of Warldorf education
Katrina Sloan will introduce the unique features of Waldorf education and its possible role for families with children living in on-the-land community and she will briefly touch on the practical implementation of these ideas.
18:40pm-18:55pm CET
Break
18:55pm-19:50pm CET
Rakesh Rootsman Rak
Building intentional communities: Tools for creating social cohesion
Rakesh will briefly touch on the emotional dynamics and pitfalls within group processes. He will introduce two effective tools such as Dragon dreaming and Sociocracy in a practical way:
1- Sociocracy is a governance system, best suited for organisations that want to self-govern based on the values of equality. Some people refer to sociocracy as Dynamic Self-Governance or simply Dynamic Governance.
2- Dragon Dreaming, as an inclusive process allows teams to build together a strong vision (dream), turn it into concrete objectives (plan) and actions (doing), and then acknowledge the whole process to move on. As a living system approach, it draws upon insights and inspiration from history, indigenous and diverse spiritual traditions, assisting in the creation of successful organisations and projects. In dragon dreaming the celebration phase, where we recognise and reflect on what we have achieved, learned and experienced is as important as any other phase of a project.
19:55pm-20:15pm CET
Public comments followed by meditation
Sunday 28th November
10:00am-10:15pm CET
Introduction
10:15am-11:10am CET
Helena Norberg-Hodge - www.localfutures.org
Helena is a pioneer of the new economy movement and recipient of the Alternative Nobel prize, the Arthur Morgan Award and the Goi Peace Prize for contributing to “the revitalization of cultural and biological diversity, and the strengthening of local communities and economies worldwide.” She is author of the inspirational classic Ancient Futures, and Local is Our Future (2019). She is co-author of Bringing the Food Economy Home and From the Ground Up, and producer of the award-winning documentary The Economics of Happiness. Helena is the founder and director of Local Futures and The International Alliance for Localisation, and a founding member of the International Commission on the Future of Food and Agriculture, the International Forum on Globalization and the Global Ecovillage Network.
Local Futures: Reclaiming Our Humanity, Regenerating Our Earth
Helena will be addressing the economic aspects of building successful self-reliant, cooperative and regenerative communities, especially how local and community economies can counteract larger destructive global economic trends.
11:15am-12:00pm CET
Antoni K. Fernandes
An Environmental and Human Rights Activist, 30 years experience with recognized Sócio/environmental Projects of forest and river preservation in the Amazon/Atlantic Rainforests in Brazil and Central America. Foreign Mission Liaison for Land resource acquisition and management/ Latin America, Chair member of the UN Human Rights Council.
Currently establishing a Food Forest eco- spiritual community in the Atlantic Rainforest area of Minas Gerais State, Brazil.
Presentation: Proper Land acquisition, planning and development, Agroforestry, Bio construction and temporary dwellings.
Proper Land Acquisition
Antoni K. Fernandes will cover planning and development, agroforestry, bio construction, thriving community and temporary dwellings.
12:05pm-13:10pm CET
Physics of housing
– Panel 1, Biologic architecture science and real application: A shared panel with Juan Schlosser and Dan Winter, bioarchitects.net
Daniel Winter – fractalfield.com
Dan Winter’s background is as multi-faceted as his viewpoint. Graduating with honors from the University of Detroit, Dan pursued graduate studies in psychophysiology and the origin of languages. He worked as a Systems Analyst with IBM, an industrial metallurgist and crystallographer, modeling at the MIT space lab to developing the early biofeedback prototype equipment as Dr. Albert Axe’s protégé. Widely traveled, Dan has sojourned to study at the Gurdjieff School of sacred gymnastics, in Florence with Buckminster Fuller, the Gizah pyramids, Israel, the Andes and at Findhorn. He was a church organist and choir director. He developed music using sonic samples taken from biological events — heart sounds, whale and dolphin songs, etc. His creative side emerges as playfulness with ideas which can be shared at different levels.
Dan’s work on biologic architecture: bioarchitects.net and goldenmean.info/architecture
In the 1980’s Dan established a learning center experiment in collective bio-harmony called “Crystal Hill Farm” where he hosted conferences with a prolific list of presenters on varied topics from sacred geometry to sustainable ecosystems. In the 1990’s Dan also cofounded the Circle of Life intentional community in Waynesville, NC.
He also designed the media lab which became Gaia TV.
The electrical science of biologic architecture
Sacred space and life force inside a seed are both defined by the same engineering. The charge field must be centripetal or fractal
or implosive. Measuring the frequencies of buildings proves that harmonic implosion is the true electrical science of creating structures which cause seeds and children to grow, see flameinmind.com/lifeforce .
Our international curriculum teaching biologic architecture is in use around the world: goldenmean.info/architecture and bioarchitects.net
Creating this living space requires using biologic materials (high dielectric) aligning to magnetic grids and avoiding things like steel, aluminum and electro-smog. The ancients knew how to create sacred space which could heal and cause seeds to activate. It is urgent that we learn this electrical science which in essence is the ‘fractal field’ of implosion.
fractalfield.com
theraphi.net
flameinmind.com
Juan Schlosser – www.bioarc.co
Juan Schlosser is a bioarchitect and the founder of Bio Arc. The theme of his work is nature energy in all its forms and manifestations.
Juan has extremely diverse experience with sacred geometry structures through the use of patterns and forms found in nature. Taking after his father, the renowned Austrian sculptor, Adolfo Schlosser, he has developed a touch for merging beauty, art and space, creating energetic environments. By taking inspiration from natural forms and the generative geometry that permeates all things, he has developed a language to his style.
Based in Bali, Juan as co-founder of ‘The New Earth Project’ and founder of Bio Arc, continues expanding the vision of bio architecture as a medium to redefine architectural practices and contribute to generating a scientific design basis to creating a regenerative architectural system.
Applications and experience from a biologic architect
Juan will present his professional work as a biologic architect and design engineer. His legendary bamboo structures have unique energetic qualities beneficial to all living systems.
Inspired by Dan Winter’s life work, Juan will touch on the measurement of buildings, confirming how charge signatures (fractal and centripetal) actually correlate to seed germination and life force. “If life force equals the ability to attract and self-organize capacitive charge, it becomes possible to define the real function of architecture. One reason architecture should look like biology is that biological structures have discovered through evolution the materials and shapes which allow the electrical fields we call life to converge into self-organization and self-awareness”. (Dan Winter – www.goldenmean.info)
Juan has also developed electrical measurement and techniques for implosion in water, identical in principle to electrical implosion in sacred architecture.
Bio-Architecture is the art of designing and building spaces enhancing living systems.
Through organic shapes, fractal patterns, certain proportions and bio-resonant ecological building materials it is possible to create functional and sacred space that nurtures and heals the body, mind and spirit.
This is key to reestablishing a symbiotic relationship between man and nature.
https://www.bioarchitects.net/
https://www.bioarc.co/
https://newearthproject.org/
https://newearth.university/
https://newearth.university/schools/science-design-innovation/
http://www.adolfoschlosser.com/
http://www.chiorganizer.com/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH_EzgM79qm5va9V6g77eFA
– Panel 2, Integrating bio-architectural small budget dwelings in natural environments: Since 2007 Alosha Lynov has been crafting geometric affordable individual and village level eco habitats.
Alosha Lynov – www.bioveda.co
Since 2007 Alosha Lynov has been developing a living habitat that merges nature with curvilinear interactive play space into one cohesive Living Bio Shelter organism that protects and nourishes the people living within whilst being able to withstand the extreme cold weather without conventional heating.
He recently relocated to Russia to develop Wautillarium Eco Home for Subzero t°. Once complete, this permaculture-inspired biological eco dwelling will heat and cool itself with laws of physics as well as thermophilic bacteria that thrive on human waste, producing compost for food production. The water cycle will loop between shower and food growing and water treating botanical cells.
Alosha is a natural builder, designer, and inventor who has synthesized the greatest minds of the planet in the fields of water ecosystem design, living machines, Augmented Reality parametric vault eco-construction to develop a fully autonomous home that is buriable and thus can handle the harshest and most erratic weather patterns, EMR radiation as well as strong wind and snow loads.
His passion is to share a functional hands-on DIY building techniques creatively infused with the laws of physics, biology, bio geometry, biomimicry, soil regeneration, water filtration as well as augmented reality.
Owner-build Living Bio Shelter Organism
In my presentation, I will share my designs, methods, experiences and realisations that I’ve gained after two decades of building curvilinear art-forms and Bio-Shelters based on sacred geometry.
By using natural and indigenous materials as well as tried and tested catenary and curvilinear forms, we can build eco homes using minimal amount of bought materials whilst retaining their strength and robustness.
I hope to inspire you to design and build your own Living Bio Shelter Organism that treads lightly on our planet, mimicking nature’s genius by heating and cooling itself using laws of physics, whilst harvesting rain and UPcycling waste water multiple times through REgenerative living machines.
My latest research is leading me to incorporate EMR protection using a mix of Bio Geometry and Orgonite into the building material. (organic and inorganic compounds that a freely available as waste)
I will also discuss how we can incorporate Augmented Reality to assist us to become master builders of parametric vaulted shells (to be used as a buriable roof).
13:10pm-13:35pm CET
Break
13:35pm-15:00pm CET
Health kit: Creating the ideal health kit for living on-the-land and off grid
– Susanne Kaiser on herbal medicine
– Catherine Evans on homeopathy
– Lindsay Plantin on essential oils
– Shenpen Rinpoche on allopathic emergency kit, options for basic surgery and protection
Susanne Kaiser – www.skaiser.co.uk www.susannekaiser.com
Susanne Kaiser is a Medical Herbalist with a special interest in gastrointestinal and women’s health. She also practices Abdominal Massage, Functional Medicine, Aromatherapy, Cranio Sacral Therapy, HeartMath and other resilience and mindset practices.
Susanne is passionate about integrating a quantum approach to health and wellbeing which serves to bring harmony to oneself, the planet and all creatures that share the space with us.
Having lived in central London for over 20 years she has recently bought a place in rural France where she is developing a holistic space for healing and regeneration. The vision for this venture is to be nourished by the connection with nature, organic food and a lifestyle that creates physical, emotional and spiritual harmony.
Nature’s treasures
Learn about common herbs that grow on the land and their medicinal uses. What easy ways are there to process them into medicines and to make them last all year long. Understand more about simple kitchen remedies to boost health and prevent disease on a day to day basis. Nature provides everything we need right on our doorstep – once we understand their value we will never look at the humble weeds around us in the same way again.
Catherine Evans – http://catherineevans.co.uk/
A mother of 3 children, Catherine Evans is a fully qualified, registered classical homeopath with over 35 years experience as a homeopathic practitioner in Wales
She discovered homeopathy in 1981 after personally experiencing its benefits. Her original scepticism of homeopathy, took a turn when she experienced relief from an acute physical problem within a few hours of taking a remedy, inspiring her to enroll in a four year course with the college of homeopathy, graduating in 1985.
She is involved with supervising and supporting student homeopaths: gives classes on homeopathy for first aid and acute complaints and takes part in clinical provings of new homeopathic remedies.
She studied with Drs Rajan Sankaran, Shachindra and Bhawisha Joshi from Mumbai, Dr Massimo Mangialovori from Italy, Dr Jan Scholten from The Netherlands.
She is a registered member of the Society of Homeopaths.
Setting up your homeopathic remedy kit
Homeopathy is a safe and gentle form of medicine which can help you achieve and maintain vibrant health. It can be very effective in helping people with all kinds of physical and emotional disorders.
Homeopathy treats the person not the disease. It is bespoke medicine. People consult Catherine with a range of presenting symptoms from allergies, asthma, arthritis, eczema, hay fever, depression, anxiety, migraines, menopausal symptoms, irritable bowel syndrome, rheumatism, chronic fatigue, thyroid problems, injuries from sports, dance and over exertion, stress, grief, bereavement.
The remedies are completely non-toxic and have no side-effects, so they can safely be used on everyone from small babies to the elderly.
It is based on the principle of “like cures like”. Those who practice it, use tiny amounts of natural substances from plants, minerals or animals, which can stimulate the healing processes physically and mentally.
Homeopathy is a medical system highly popular and well-established especially in Germany and in India where it began even before Hahnemann.
Lindsay Plantin – www.adoreoils.co.uk
Lindsay is salsa-dancing mother of 3, ex- Maths and Science Teacher turned essential oil educator after experiencing profound physical and emotional healing using dōTERRA essential oils that enabled her to get out of using a wheelchair 5 years ago.
Raised on everything natural including essential oils, she thrives on helping others feel confident and competent to use the most powerful plant medicine available to take care of their loved ones. Lindsay
combines her experience and her background in Human Biology to educate others and highlight some of the biochemistry involved in using these powerful aromatic compounds. She is passionate about empowering ourselves to have tools for anything and everything so we can be pro-active in supporting and creating true health. After all, ‘life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass, it’s about learning to dance in the rain!’.
Ready for Anything: Create Your Health Kit using Essential Oils
Lindsay will share a few key points about the importance of quality when using essential oils and highlight some of her top oils for
preventative and reactive care. Having something natural you can use for almost everything at your fingertips helps to give peace of mind and confidence in the face of uncertainty, be it emotional or physical. In this whistle stop tour, discover why Lindsay chooses doTERRA oils and how she uses them daily to take of her loved ones and never leaves the house without them!
Lindsay is happy to support you in creating your own essential oil survival kit. Please contact via WhatsApp or book a one-to-one with her
via https://calendly.com/doterralindsay/15min.
You can find out more details about Lindsay’s experience and what her and her husband, Daniel, do on their website www.adoreoils.co.uk.
Shenpen Rinpoche – dharmaling.org
Born in Brittany in 1969. Ordained a monk in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition in 1986. Faculty of Health Sciences, Paris, 1988-89. Diploma in Medical Culture, 1989. First humanitarian mission at the end of 1989, North India, Nepal. Then South India until 1998, in charge of a dispensary in the Tibetan refugee camps of Bylakuppe. Director of a Buddhist centre in Greece, island of Paros, 98-2001. 2000, creation of the Buddhist Congregation Dharmaling. 2012, establishment in Slovenia. Lay lama in 2008. Adoption of a Tibetan child in 2010. 2012, return to France. Security training and close protection. APR on the French Riviera. 2012, meeting with the Knights of St John of Jerusalem. 2014, return to the Pyrénées Orientales. Dharmaling France and teachings in Perpignan. Marriage (and three children). One more child in 2017 (four children). Woodturning. 2018, creation of Gemmessentiel, and production of bud macerates for Gemmotherapy, with my wife. 2020, creation of the association PAM66 (Plantes Aromatiques et Médicinales des Pyrénées Orientales); projects for training in phytotherapy. Project to create an “oasis of wisdom”, a safe and self-sufficient place, in the Pyrenees mountains.
15:05pm-15:45pm CET
Satish Kumar
Peace-pilgrim, life-long activist and former monk, Satish Kumar has been inspiring global change for over 50 years. Aged 9, Satish renounced the world and joined the wandering Jain monks. Inspired by Gandhi, he decided at 18 that he undertook a peace-pilgrimage, walking without money from India to America in the name of nuclear disarmament. Now in his 80s, Satish has devoted his life to campaigning for ecological regeneration, social justice and spiritual fulfilment. He is co-founded Schumacher College as well as founding The Resurgence Trust, an educational charity that seeks a just future for all. Satish appears regularly on podcasts, radio and television shows. Interviewed by Richard Dawkins, Russell Brand and many more, Satish presented an episode of BBC2’s Natural World documentary series, which was watched by 3.6 million people. An acclaimed international speaker and author, Satish’s autobiography sold over 50,000 copies, inspiring change around the world. His work can be viewed at The Resurgence Trust.
Nature-Centered Education
The educational system we have today was designed in the 19th and the 20th century to meet the needs of industry and the market. Young people were told to go out and conquer nature. As a result highly educated people are engaged in activities which destroy biodiversity, creat pollution and waste and cause climate catastrophe.
We need a new kind of education which is nature centred and respects the integrity of the natural world. Satish Kumar, the Founder of Schumacher College will expand and explore the theme of education fit for the 21st century.
15:50pm-16:45pm CET
Ravi-shekhar Ananda
The subtle and spiritual dimensions of living in community on-the-land
In this presentation Didi Ananda Us’a, Blue Eagle and Ravi-shekhar Ananda will share their understanding of the subtle and spiritual aspects of human life and define the role they play in the life of people living on land. Many land communities only focus on the physical level and community dynamics – conflict resolution, communication etc. Is this enough, or does the subtle and spiritual also play an important role in a successful, land-community? How can a land-community bring in the subtle and spiritual? What is the effect on the individual and community from doing this?
Didi Ananda Us’a
The role of the subtle and spiritual incommunity-living on the land: A feminine perspective
Didi Ananda Us’a is a yoga-nun and a long-time missionary worker. Her work carried her across North, South and Central America, Asia and Europe, where she encountered large scale disparities and suffering caused by social and economic exploitation, loss of cultural identity and deprivation of basic human rights.
Passionate about empowering the voiceless, she runs social service projects and teaches yoga and meditation. She feels that everyone can access their deep inner strength by developing their physical, emotional, mental and spiritual potentials.
Didi presently lives in North Carolina, USA where she manages a food security program for people experiencing poverty and supervises a meditation center and an agricultural development project.
Blue Eagle – linktr.ee/aiglebleu
Luke Blue Eagle is a Metis Shaman from Canada. He has studied extensively with many Elders from different First Nations. He has been working as a traditional spiritual counselor, teacher and healer since 1987. He has written 8 books, composed 8 CDs of therapeutic music and created 9 aromatherapy perfumes that are available in many countries. He has trained several active shamanic practitioners. His entire life has been dedicated to the healing of humanity and the earth. From the age of 17 he has always studied, practiced and worked as would have a traditional shaman. He has adapted several traditional methods to fit and benefit our current modern world.
16:50pm-17:20pm CET
Closing / conclusions
17:20pm CET
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