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
Monday, July 12, 2004
MORNING OBSERVANCES 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Interspiritual Ceremony for Peace Matthew Mitler
experience of awakening to the peace and happiness that is our reality as a perfect creation of God.
Room 129, Various Morning Observances, Religious or Spiritual Observance
Master Teacher is a Teacher of God through illumination of mind and body that is the fulltilment of the mission of A Course in Miracles. He demonstrates the passion of rebirth that is the goal of all of us in the mind training of the Course and constitutes a continuing union with the mind of Jesus of Nozareth through the Holy Spirit.
Theatre Group Dzieci and InterSpiritual Dialogue will create and co-facilitate, with spiritual and religious leaders from a multitude of paths and practices, an Interspiritual Ceremony that crosses borders and boundaries to embrace the essential human element. The Ceremony will be cross-cultural, comprising many languages, hymns and chants, along with nonverbal ritual elements. Done as an act of service, it includes elements of ritual performance in the mode of Sacred Theatre, allowing for a creative exchange of ideas and energy. Presenters include company members of Dzieci, members of InterSpiritual Dialogue and other spiritual and religious leaders.
The Multiple Voices in Talmud Dominique Tomasov Ariel Edery
132, Spanish/Catalan Morning Observances, Religious or Spiritual Observance
Matt Mitler originally trained in Humanistic and Existential Psychology and later discovered the healing potential of theatre. He studied with such masters as Jerzy Grotowski, Carl Rogers, and Jeon Huston. In 1997, he merged psychotherapy and theatre to found Dzieci, a theater group with a higher purpose. He is a founding member of the ISDAC (Inter Spiritual Dialogue) Service Council.
Workshop on the study of Talmud that will be analyzed as a literary universal work. There will be an open and interactive debate. The participants will be members of the group of experts of Talmud of the Community Atid of Barcelona, in addition of the rabbi of the community,
Ariel Edery is Robbi of the Jewish liberal community Atid of Barcelona.
Monastic Prayers of God's Praise Catalina Terrats
The Song of the Sacred Name of God in the Vaishnava Tradition: Theory and Practice Yadunanda Dasa Brahmachari
Room 130, Catalan Morning Observances, Religious or Spiritual Observance - Off activity
Room 134, Spanish/English Morning Observances, Religious or Spiritual Observance
Religious practice consisting of hymns, psalms and readings of the Bible. The prayers will be carried out by the nuns of the monastery of "St. Pere de les Puel-les" (Barcelona) and will take place in the monastery (Carrer Angli, 55-08017 Barcelona) from 8 to 9 a.m.
Those present will be able to share the spiritual prayers through the songs of Vaishnava religious tradition, which is the monotheistic and bhakti religion of the Vedas. There will be the meditative recitation of the Sacred Name (Mantrayoga) and a session of communitarist song with instruments used in the Hindu temples.
Catalina Terrats is a Sister of the monastery of "St. Pere de les Puel-les" (Barcelona).
This Morning Will Change Our World Through Prayer Master Teacher
Yadunanda Dasa Brahmachari has been monk for more than 25 years and Chairperson of ISKCON Spoin for 11 years. Nowadays he is the Vice-Chancellor of the Bhaktivedanta College, one Theological Seminar of the Vaishnava tradition in Durboy, Belgium.
Room 131 English Morning Observances, Religious or Spiritual Observance
Zoroastrian Havan Gah Observance - One of the Five Watches of the Day Meher Master Moos
M.O. 1 Morning Observances, Religious or Spiritual Observance
The morning observance will be directed to the healing power of prayer, demonstrating the power of dynamic prayer to heal through individual applications of forgiveness and love. Morning Observances held by Teachers of A Course in Miracles will offer the rest that comes from an instant of perfect communication with God. Everyone is invited to join us in this
Zoroastrians divide the day into five gahs/watches/periods: sunrise to noon, noon to midafternoon, midafternoon to sunset, sunset to midnight and midnight to sunrise. The Havan
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