OVERLAND PARK, KS, April 28, 2011 (Press-News.org) World Healing Day grew out of the 13 year running global event known as World Tai Chi & Qigong Day. World Healing Day's goal is to expand a wave of healing intent across our planet. The motto of this event is "One World ... One Breath."
Member events have been officially proclaimed by governors of 22 US States, and by legislatures, senates, and ministries of various nations and states, including California and New York. Past years have included events held at the United Nations Building in New York and the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo, Norway.
World Healing Day events include: World Tai Chi & Qigong Day; World Yoga Day; World Healing Meditation Day; World Prayer Day; World Reiki Day; World Native Aboriginal Sacred Ceremony & Dance Day; World Music Healing Day; World Art Day; and more.
All these event hold a common vision of global healing.
WHY DO THIS?
Scientific research has demonstrated two profound realities.
1) When a small percentage of human beings harmonize their consciousness in meditative states, it positively effects the whole of society. In fact, a study by the TM Foundation in the Middle East found that when a small percentage of the population practiced meditation it reduced the violence in the region correspondingly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVFa6Wtuxu8&feature=player_embedded
2) The Global Consciousness Project, which came out of research at Princeton, found that when humanity focuses en masse it physically effects the world.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itQMALL__bE&feature=player_embedded
More on this at WorldHealingDay.org
Past media on World Healing Day includes:
[The last Saturday of April] is World Healing Day, plus
Adam Yauch (Beastie Boys) and Yoko Ono are
meditating twice daily for world health . . .
- UK Independent
"What if human consciousness were focused en masse
for a 24 hour-period, not on fear and desperation, but
on an intention for personal and global healing?"
[World Healing Day's] founders asked. Details may be
found at WorldHealingDay.org.
- Al-Ahram Weekly, Cairo, Egypt
Working together, World Healing Day seeks to
accomplish collectively the true power of
a global human consciousness.
- Pakistan-Asia News.com
World Healing Day ... addressing world healing
- Agence France Presse
Today is World Healing Day ... [it] seeks to unite
healing intentions from a multitude of
spiritual and medical practices.
- The Huffington Post.com
24-hour period, not on fear and desperation, but on an
intention for personal and global healing," [World Healing Day's] founders asked. Further details may be found at: http://www.worldhealingday.org.
- Al-Ahram Weekly, Cairo, Egypt
World Healing Day and World Tai Chi & Qigong Day works to focus human consciousness on healing for a 24 hour period each year, based on scientific research showing that when humanity focuses en masse it physically effects the world, and that when a small percentage of a community harmonizes their consciousness with meditative techniques it positively effects the larger society around them. WHD's WTCQD efforts have been officially recognized by the United Nations World Health Organization, and governors of 20 US States, mayors and legislators of many nations.
World Healing Day is this Saturday, April 30th, 2011 - Hundreds of Cities - Over 70 Nations
Beginning in the earliest time zones of New Zealand, and then expanding time zone by time zone across the planet, World Healing Day's family of events will unfold this Saturday at 10 am local time, worldwide.
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[Press-News.org] World Healing Day is this Saturday, April 30th, 2011 - Hundreds of Cities - Over 70 NationsBeginning in the earliest time zones of New Zealand, and then expanding time zone by time zone across the planet, World Healing Day's family of events will unfold this Saturday at 10 am local time, worldwide.