Spoken or written, our words have a significant impact upon others, as well as upon ourselves. It is vital to bear in mind that the exploration of the middle way applies equally to language, as it does to any other kind of practice. …
Mobile phone zombies occupy our streets. Their heads stare down into their device held with both hands or with the phone pressed to the ear. …
ARE YOU A MOBILE PHONE ZOMBIE? Read More »
https://soundcloud.com/user-733366478/20180409-dialogue-with-lubna?in=user-733366478/sets/agents-of-change-april-2018-israelhttps://archive.org/details/20180409.DialogueWithLubnaPalestinianActivist.Israel.IHr40Minutes.
Sunday 19.00. A glitch in audio. As soon as resolved will upload.
Thank you.
I received this message from a friend, Marie who lives in Australia.
Dear Christopher
I listened to Lubna’s amazing contribution to the Agents of Change course in Israel
Thanks for sharing it on archive. Her voice is one many could learn from.
Love, Marie
Listen to this Podcast. Lubna. a Palestinian activitist, journalist and organiser, speaks to Israelis about the Occupation and her view of Israel.
Lubna and Christopher sat together, exchanged views and responded to questions and concerns from participants. Lubna addressed anger, denial, the challenge of communication between Israelis and Palestinians and more.
Held at Ein dor in northern Israel. April 2018.
Dialogue took place during the Agents of Change 28 day residential course for 55 Israelis including 16 participants from Germany and four from other countries.
Audio is available on www.archive.org
https://archive.org/details/20180409.DialogueWithLubnaPalestinianActivist.Israel.IHr40Minutes.
Worth a listen.
Love
Christopher
(Agents of Change Organiser.
On Sunday 12 March 2018, I had an interactive hour on screen with participants worldwide.
Organised by Realize Media (www.realizemedia.org), this course consists of a deep exploration of the Goal of Dharma/spiritual practice. …
Do make time to read this insightful and poignant essay CALAIS AT THE CROSSROADS. Robert Norris and Joe Peloquin offer us a statement of concern for the plight of millions of refugees. The essay includes artwork.
Starting with a quote from Anne Frank, who died under Nazi occupation, the opening paragraph reads; …
