by award-winning filmmaker Dr. Eda Elif Tibet, together with Cihan Elci

This inspiring and imaginative movie features origin and evolution of Home for Humanity as a movement for planetary regeneration.

No matter who you are, where you live, your religious belief, your political affiliation, or whether your skin color is black, white, red, yellow, or technicolor, at Peace.Academy we can show you how to make our world safer for you and your loved ones. We do this by teaching you a newer way of thinking about the role you play in making this planet a better, more peaceful place.

Rooted in Einstein’s thoughts on world peace (and Donald Pet’s wisdom), our content features easy-to-learn word switches that transform competition into cooperation, and animosity into reciprocity And our _genie seminars_®, is a new exciting practical method of education to rapidly co-create and make “viral” the wisdom we all need to know.

Women are powerful agents of global transformation, and they must be fully included in all aspect of peacebuilding. A panel of women leaders will discuss why the participation of women is essential to attain peace.

Join us each day at 3pm EDT as we connect with the theme of the day and join in heart-centered resonance and coherence to PULSE the field with the frequency of EMPOWERMENT.

War and violence are a desecration of all that is Sacred and Holy, the root cause of which is a feeling of powerlessness that results from forgetting the truth of who we are and why we are here. The Rise of the Divine Feminine on the planet is restoring our knowing. The publication of The Gospel of the Beloved Companion in 2010, the gospel written by Mary Magdalene, reveals the pathway to the restoration of the values of the Divine Feminine. It reminds us that we are all emissaries of the Divine and our purpose on the planet is to care for all forms of life from a place of oneness, harmony, and peace.

Committing to a state of inner peace through Knowledge of Self is a necessary condition to creating peace in our shared earth reality. A peaceful, coherent heart-mind state enables us to access and apply new and ancient spiritual tools and technologies in our day-to-day lives, which transform the material world to reflect a peace that is naturally, deeply encoded in our light DNA. Peace is the essence of our being. When we choose to put our inner state first, and the outer circumstance second, then we move into great mastery of our world experience.

Eventually the word “leader” is an old one, traditional leadership is becoming outdated and needs either a new word and/or a new meaning in the direction of people who dare to take initiatives.

On Wednesday, 20 September, 2pm – 3pm EDT (8-9 pm UK), as part of the Peace Week program, LCE co-founders will gather to co-create and search for an evolutionary new meaning of a term ‘leader’ and ‘leadership’

Sages of the worlds’ wisdom traditions discovered that precise syllables, intoned with sincerity, induce powerful positive effects throughout our body-heart and mind, infusing our practice with a radiant inner peace and joy. Miranda will share how Sanskrit mantras are a living stream of Grace – powerful medicine carrying a living transmission that can purify, refine and expand our consciousness. How engaging this medicine can practically help us change the channel from unwholesome patterns of mind, to unity and loving awareness. How specific mantras help to awaken the noble qualities of our essential nature. How meditating on or intoning a mantra connects you to the devotion of everyone who has ever dissolved in that mantra, thus magnifying your own efforts on the path.

We can find a fresh, authentic way to pray for our self, our loved ones and our world, finding spiritual rejuvenation as we marinade in the unity at our depth.

Receive and sing along as Miranda initiates you into a mantra and its living stream of Grace, to ignite the loving presence of your deep heart to come alive to power your path.

Artists Catalyzing Evolution (aka ACE) is a synergy circle of the Evolutionary Leaders, which serves as a spirit-infused seedbed for growing artistry. We come together monthly in a space of openness and mutual vulnerability to support each other’s creativity and service as artists. We are committed to deep listening and heartfelt, soulful sharing. We see The Arts as a powerful and necessary emotion-based vehicle for greater communication, connection and growth on our planet at this important evolutionary moment.

In honor of PEACE WEEK 2023, ACE will be sharing an inspiring hour of creative flow, expressing our nature as Instruments of Peace.

The theme of the panel discussion will revolve around the question: “How is your community bringing ‘Peace through Unity’ to our world and thus helping to usher in a ‘New Earth’?”

The Interfaith Movement has been a catalyst for change, peace, and unity for over a century. During this panel we will get to hear about the many different ways that numerous traditions/movements are taking throughout the world to create “Peace though Unity”.

We look forward to a very enlightening, informative, and inspiring discussion.

GenEarth is helping youth from around the world create local Climate Impact Projects where they live! GenEarth’s Youth Climate Impact Program (YCIP) is a step-by-step program to make a powerful difference on the climate crisis. Together, we are increasing youth impact, amplifying their voices and educating for change-making. Join us at Peace Week to hear youth involved in growing the YCIP share their passion, insights and learning experience. Be inspired into action with hope, unity and the power of love! Facilitated by Lisa Pavati, Sustainable Living Guide Founder, the panel features Elliana Stratton, Anna Nachbar-Seckel and members of our global community.

GenEarth is The Sustainable Living Guide’s youth branch and uses the Trauma-Informed Change-Making design system and online education expertise of The Sustainable Living Guide to support climate youth. The YCIP helps youth groups design and implement Impact Projects to address important climate issues where they live. The program also helps build essential skills such as co-creativity, equitable leadership, community organizing, resilience and more. Weaving together environmental science, social change, conscious personal evolution and collective action, we come together to envision and embody a world that works for all.

Find out how you can get involved, as a youth change-maker, an intergenerational supporter or sponsor: https://www.genearth.global/, genearth@sustainablelivingguide.org. Thank you!
GenEarth helps youth from around the world create local Climate Impact Projects where they live! Hear youth developing the program share their passion, insights and hope!

Evolutionary Leaders Roundtable

Hosted by the Unitive Justice Synergy Circle in collaboration with Cornerstones Synergy Circle

Dr. Elena Mustakova explores with Dr. Riane Eisler, Dr. Nina Meyerhof, Rev. Laura George, and Dr. Scott Alan Carlin two questions in an effort to take a broader and deeper systemic perspective on the prevalent for/against public conversation about the war in Ukraine:

1. In what ways the war in Ukraine can be understood as a microcosm of everything that is wrong and unsustainable in our current global paradigm.

2. What viable alternatives in the global approach to this war do we consider essential right now as part of the global shift needed in order to end this war.

Join the Peace Day Youth Assembly live on Youth Island for an extraordinary conversation with Hereditary Chief Phil Lane Jr. and Robot Sophia. Together we will explore the burning question: “What does a future that works for all look like? – and how can we make sure to get there?”

Seven sisters from the May Peace Prevail On Earth Room present the International Day of Peace Activation. Each offering brings us deeper into the fiery presence of peace. Sit with us as we collectively uplift and hold the Week in prayer, meditation and conscious affirmations.

Panelists will share about a miraculous, groundbreaking Interfaith Conference In 1989 attended by Venerable Dhyani Ywahoo, the Dalai Lama, and other Leaders of World Religions, and how Venerable Dhyani and assistants advocated on behalf of the Bribri and the Boruca Tribes in Costa Rica–resulting not only in both gaining their citizenship in their own country, but also in forming an organization which became recognized an NGO of the UN. Panelists will share how this led in turn to Sunray’s becoming recognized as a UN NGO in 1992, and some highlights, for the past 25 years, of what Sunray representatives have accomplished at the UN globally on behalf of Indigenous Peoples . Venerable and her assistants were welcomed back to Costa Rica for many years to share Venerable’s Peacekeeper Teachings until there was an unavoidable hiatus, Then, through amazing synchronicities, this past year, Sunray and the Costa Rican Bribri reconnected and once again! in the present,  Sunray Peacekeeper Teachings have been offered with great appreciation and joy—renewing this sacred connection!

Our Speakers offer their own perspectives and wisdom teachings about the purpose of Humanity and the times we are going through. We then consider together what will enable Humanity to rise from our destructive patterns. Games engage some; a new mythology may serve others; what will it take to unite us all? Syntropy suggests that a positive goal (a story with a “happy ending”) has the power to engage our hearts and our bodies and activate the Power that empowers All That Is. What story serves us all, and thus the Greater One we collectively are?

Sat Nam

Learn more about our Elders Gathering here: https://sunray.org/eldersgathering/
and Peacekeeper training here: https://sunray.org/events/peacekeeper/

This panel will share their experiences past and present with Venerable Dhyani Ywahoo’s Sunray Meditation Society and Peace Village’s Annual Native American Elders Gathering: its’ significance as a fulfillment of prophesy, how it is impacted their lives, and how and why for the first time in 39 years, now it has become Sunray’s Annual Elders and Youth Gathering. They will invite viewers to come to Sunray’s 40th Elders and Youth Gathering held at the end of July next summer. They will also share how Venerable’s Peacekeeper Teachings, offered fall and spring, in person and online at the Peace Village in Lincoln Vermont, have deepened their learning and action in life and work in meaningful ways––and how these Peacekeeper Teachings, based on Ani Yun Wiwa Cherokee and Tibetan Buddhist Peacekeeping Practices are particularly relevant with the New Earth rising.

All of our worldwide problems, environmental, political, racial, gender, and prosperity inequality have been the result of human ignorance, greed, pride, jealousy, and lack of self-worth. It is natural therefore that the solutions at their core rely on human beings practicing Loving Kindness and Compassion. At an eco-village in Columbia, a group of Sufi dance leaders from many countries of the Americas (North and South) gather to study and learn how to present dances, song,s and meditations to open hearts and minds.

Everyone on Earth is connected to the rainforest as the rainforest and the Earth share a profound and intricate relationship, essential for the well-being and sustainability of our planet. To the Indigenous tribes, the rainforest is the source of life, sacred space which serves as the foundation of their cultures.

The RAINFOREST RENAISSANCE 2024 is infused with a great cultural, artistic, and intellectual rebirth, bringing a new understanding of our interconnectedness and interdependence with the Earth. It’s a time for discovery and exploration of the new, a time for developing innovative, new models, and a time for the revival of ancient wisdom to serve as guideposts. To the Indigenous tribes, the rainforest is the source of life, sacred space which serves as the foundation of their cultures.

The launch event is the culmination of a week-long conclave of Indigenous tribes and leaders who are coming together as they understand the critical circumstances we face as the human race and seek to share their wisdom of the natural world.

As they understand the critical circumstances we face as the human race, Indigenous leaders from The Americas will gather in a week-long conclave before the event, many leaving their villages in the rainforest for the first time, to share common ground, re-awaken their ancestral knowledge, and celebrate their cultural heritage to remind us of our interdependence and interconnectedness.

Rainforests hold many secrets yet to be discovered, reflecting the eternal truth of UNITY that will redefine our relationship with nature, serving as a call to action that acknowledges our responsibility to envision the world we want to manifest.

Connecting a leading academic and a leading practitioner in a lively discussion of the opportunities and challenges of how postmodernity can best be informed by the ancient wisdoms of indigenous cultures.

Exploring through the story of a devastating bushfire if it’s possible to build an alliance between contemporary Western thought and Indigenous philosophies which acknowledges the histories and legacies of colonisation. Are we at risk of excluding the ancient philosophical terrain of Indigenous ontologies and epistemologies by claiming western philosophy has found a “new humanities”?

Starting in November 2019 for a period of four months Australia was ravaged by devastating bushfires. Due to its intensity, size, duration, and uncontrollable dimensions, it was named a megafire. Fuelled by record-breaking temperatures and severe drought these massive bushfires killed over 3 billion animals, burnt over 26 million acres, dozens of humans perished, and buildings were destroyed.

Amid the chaos and destruction of the Black Summer fires, polarizing debates dominated the media landscape, with many attributing the disaster to climate change. At the time, the Australian Deputy Prime Minister vehemently criticized those who dared to connect climate change with the escalating bushfire seasons, labelling them as ‘raving inner-city lunatics’ and ‘greenies.’ In response, the Chief Executive of the National Bushfire and Natural Hazards Research Centre emphasized the urgency of addressing climate change, advocating for a significant shift in our perspective. Fire authorities acknowledged their efforts to prepare for fires but recognized that climate change had rendered their conventional practices ineffective.

During this tumultuous period, Indigenous First Nation Traditional owners from across the nation called attention to the need to revisit Aboriginal cultural burning practices, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging the changes in the land and weather since colonization. They offered to share their ancestral fire knowledge with farmers, scientists, and the broader public.