Training in Nonviolence

Author(s): Mahapragna Acharya
Publisher: Anuvrat Global Organization

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A Course Module for Training in Nonviolence
(c) The Christian Tradition (d) The Vedic Tradition
(e) The Islamic Tradition Entering Modern Period (a) Leo Tolstoy (b) Gandhi, Thoreau, Ruskin (c) Martin Luther King Jr. (d) Nelson Mandela etc. (e) Vinoba Bhave (f) Acharya Tulsi (g) Acharya Mahapragya (h) Quakers, Pax Christi and other nonviolent endeavours in different
countries UN Efforts (a) Universal Declaration of Human Rights (b) Declaration of Children's Rights (c) Rio Summit 1992 - Declaration to Save Biodiversity (d) Social Summit (Copenhagen) 1995 - Elimination of Poverty, Social
Integration, Generation of Employment (e) UN Decade for a Culture of Peace and Nonviolence (f) UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development Strategies for Survival into the Third Millennium (1) Nuremberg Principles against War (2) Change in Lifestyle (Nonviolent Lifestyle) (3) Ecological and Sustainable Living (4) Refraining from the Activities that Cause Global Warming (5) Caring for the Future: Preserving Ecology and Environment (6) Inspiring People to Limit Use of Resources (7) Change in Individual Outlook (Culture of Heart) (8) Right Means of Livelihood (9) A Deep Study of the Lives of Self-transformed People
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