Parliament of Worlds Religion 2004 Barcelona

Author(s): Parliament of the World’s Religions
Publisher: USA Parliament of the Worlds Religions

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Program Descriptions
Saturday, July 10, 2004 MORNING OBSERVANCES 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
sacred meditation, prayer or practice from her or his own tradition.
These traditional Pueblo morning prayers are normally done at sunrise. We begin with prayers and intentions, starting with the north and pray to all directions. We pray for the world and all its people. Then we pray for the world closer to us, our villages and its people. We pray for our family and finally for our personal needs and hopes for the day and the wisdom to continue on our path.
Andrea Blanch is internationally known for her work on conflict management and on women and violence. She is co-founder of The Center for Religious Tolerance, and is widely recognized as a visionary leader and spiritual teacher.
Gordon Belcourt is a member of the Blackfeet Nation. He is executive director of the Montano-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council and the Area Indian Health Board in Billings, Montana.
The first non-Asian to be offered a Ph.D. in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Zheijang Medical College, Anna is a worldrenouned scholar, healer, educator, and co-founder of the Hope Project in India
Then Our Mouth Was Filled with Laugh - Ecumenical Workshop Rev. Suzanne Storck
Shahabuddin David Less is spiritual director of Rising Tide International and The Universal Worship and senior teacher in the Sufi Order International. For over 35 years, he has taught spiritual practices, unity and peace globally.
Room 125 Morning Observances, Religious or Spiritual Observance
Spirituality in Islam, Art and Reason Faouzi Skali
We experience a deep solidarity in sufferings and we should always pratice it. There is nothing more human than meeting each other in a community. Unifying the most different people to create a joyfull community.
Room 132 Morning Observances, Religious or Spiritual Observance
Pastor of the Evangelical Church of German Language in Barcelona, she has studied theology at Heidelberg, Edinburgh and Bonn.
Presentation of the cultural and spiritual tradition of Islam and its expression in the values, education and lifestyles of Muslim societies.
Mashriqu'l-Adhkar (Baha'i Adoration House) Amin Egea
Faouzi Skali is an anthropologist, writer and specialist in Sufism. He is also the director of the Festival of Sacred Musics in Fes (Morocco). He has been designed by the UN as one of the 12 persons who contributed to the dialogue between civilisations in 2001.
Room 130, English/Spanish/Catalan Morning Observances, Religious or Spiritual Observance
Love, Breath of Healing: The Prayer of Heart Isabel Cristina Lozoya Rocha
Religious observance, based on readings of sacred texts of different religious traditions, and in different languages, in an adequate atmosphere. Every day will be dedicated to a different issue. The people who will participate in the observance are practicers of the Bahá'í faith, but the celebration is open to everybody
Room 134, Spanish/English Morning Observances, Religious or Spiritual Observance Prayer is a breath of love allowing healing. In this meditation there will be some exercises to wake up the awareness of vital energy and to unify body, soul and conciousness.
A Celebration of the World's Religions Through Prayer and Practices Andrea Blanch Anna Less Shahabuddin David Less
Isabel Cristina Lozoya Rocha has a degree in History and German Languages. Founder and Chair of DIDAC, an organization building bridges among religious traditions in Barcelona. Teacher of Tai Chi and Chi Kung.
Room 131, English Morning Observances, Religious or Spiritual Observance
Sacred Dance Theatre Group Dzieci
M.O. 3, Nonverbal Morning Observances, Religious or Spiritual Observance
Many of the world's major religions will be celebrated in this simple ceremony that raises no religion over another, creating an atmosphere of respect and harmony. It does not seek to create a single form of worship but celebrates and maintains the integrity of the world's religious traditions. A candle is lit for each religion and a practitioner from each leads a brief
DZIECI will non-verbally guide participants through a series of Sacred Dances designed to divide the attention, approaching meditation through movement including elements from Sufi,
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