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By: Rohit Dhiman(INDIA)

Rohit Dhiman(INDIA) — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 12:59:17 +0000

Thank you all including organising commette and great honourable co-ordinator, assisatance, and audience, My name is ROHIT KUMAR DHIMAN, from india,, was speaker as a part of ART OF LIVING,SPRITUALITY and CULTURE, in confrence. this confrence was one of my best . it was like showering of all positiveness towards spritual and culture, i appriciate your work,, and to call us… this confrence became a root of positive thought for a pure heart.. as far as my new work is concerned we are creating the new group of india name is PUNDRIKA FASHION GROUP(be the image for future) ,, it will create a space for interaction between central asia, china , india, and whoever wants to be in.

By: World Forum of Spiritual Culture – Astana, Kazakhstan | WorldShift Movement

Mon, 03 Jan 2011 23:26:52 +0000

[...] The World Forum of Spiritual Culture took place in Astana, Kazakhstan from October 18 to 20. It was a gathering hosted by the Government of Kazakhstan and attended by over 500 people from 72 countries worldwide. The focus was on considering humanity collectively shifting from a western globalized culture based on material values to one based on spiritual values as an essential and urgent mission for a positive future. The Forum was made up of 8 Sections including on the “Noosphere Constitution” and adopted the “Astana Declaration – Peace through Spiritual Culture” at the final Plenary on a provisional basis pending final text revisions and addition. David Woolfson was an invited participant representing WorldShift Movement and the Club of Budapest. You can view a full report from participant Caroline Fisher from Australia at: http://www.creativechangemakers.com.au/world-forum-of-spiritual-cultures. [...]

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By: Munira Shahidi

Munira Shahidi — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 08:38:20 +0000

Dear Friends in Trust for Peace! Dear Organizers of the Forum!
Thank you for that great opportunity to share ideas and dreams with so many activists for peace-building through the world in Astana. But I would like to make some critical points. The organizing committee has been established in Russia, Germany, Austria, and Kazakhstan, why not in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan? On behalf of many Tajiks, I assume that we trust for Kazakhstan leadership. Thiugh there is one tricky point.
Our originally formed cross-road regional identity believes more in ‘me’ through ‘you’, not ‘me’ trough the pyramid of power. Thus we have to change the old and odious vertical world system onto vertical-horizontal relationship. In this case we’ll be able to create a new regional civil society as an organic part of the world civil society. From that point of view Astana is not only spiritual capital, but rather materialized capital of the dreams and ideas of almost all people of Central Asia. From here the ideas of peace and prosperity have to be radiated onto the region, as one geographical niche, Near East and the world, as a whole. During the Forum I was happy to meet the same people, like me, from all over the world: the fighters for peace through their ‘own’ culture and further on.
It’s true, that we all were united by the dreams of peace, harmony, beauty and love, but it’s also true, that still that ideal is very far from the real world. It’s true, that the physical world is not complete by itself, but it’s also true that perfection is non-endless process of civilization as a whole. We are all the parts of civilization, which is a product of the humanity as a whole. We need to share that holistic view with each other more often. Thank you for Kazakhstan for the Great Start! Long live Eurasia as a peace-bringing idea to the world of our own days!

Munira Shahidi, Tajikistan

By: Caroline

Caroline — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 06:06:08 +0000

Update: Susan made it to the conference. It was great to exchange information about why we were motivated to make such a long trek – she from Mexico and me from Australia.

By: Caroline

Caroline — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 22:46:06 +0000

Hello Susan
The same thing happened to me at one point as I think her email box was overfull! I used the form on their website and she replied to that. The one I’ve been using most of the time to talk with her is:
astanaforum@parlam.kz.

I found the process slow but I’ve booked my ticket now and it’s all organised so hang in there. I look forward to meeting you at the Forum. I’ve sent a copy of this to your email address.

Caroline

By: susan maria hurley

susan maria hurley — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 04:23:39 +0000

Hello ,I have been in contact with Assel over the past weeks ,but my recent emails of my passport have been returned , is there another email address that I can send this infomation to.
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