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Program Listings
Saturday, July 10, 2004
3:00 PM 4:30 PM, Engagement Session, con't. Religion and Human Rights Symposium: Opening Session Rethinking Martyrdom - A Sikh Perspective
The ethical Buddhist commitment: an alternative to our society
The Gipsy religious experience as a bridge between East and West
The Lost & Endangered Religions Project: Preserving the World's Diverse Religious Heritage
The social tradition of doing good in Classic Islam
We are living in a global village, but justice is partial
Why Muslims Rebel: The Struggle for Self-Determination
Young People and Religious Freedom
Additional Performances
Sephardic Survival - The Balance of the Kabbalistic Heart, 4:30 PM-5:15 PM
Symposia
Exploring the Face of AIDS
Interfaith Education
Science & Religion: Scholar's Symposium
Religion & Conflict Resolution
Human Rights
A Dialogue of Civilizations
Sunday, July 11, 2004
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM, Morning Observances
Brahma Kumaris Raja Yoga
Celebration of the Sunday Eucharist
Collective Rituals of the Haudenosaunee Lights' Festival
Morning Observance by ISKON Delegation Our Shared Path: A Labyrinth Walk for Peace
Practicing Taoism in the Spanish culture
Protestant Celebration
Psychotherapy as a tool for peace, listening and liberation
Reflections Upon Divine Signs: Meditation on Quranic Verses for People of All Faiths Religions and commitment for peace
Sacred dance - The strength of gathering in the dance
Salat: How Muslims Connect to God
Spirituality in order to live together
Sport and spirituality
Techniques for listening art
The importance of full awareness in our lives
Zen Practice Morning Observance
Zoroastrian Havan Gah Observance One of the Five Watches of the Day
40 Parliament of the World's Religions 2004
Jain Education International
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