A Letter from Neale ~

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My dear friends around the world...

It is very inspiring and exciting for me to tell you about an incredible event that took place recently in Paris, sponsored by Humanity’s Team/France.
That incredible contingent, under the extraordinary leadership of Country Coordinator Philippe Pasqualini and a team of 14 marvelous and truly dedicated volunteers, produced an evening that few of us will ever forget, putting 1,000 people in the Convention Center at the Marriott Paris hotel for a 4-hour event based on the messages of Conversations with God and the new spirituality.
Nearly half of the audience did not speak English, but that did not matter, since Philippe and his team had provided headsets for everyone in the room, offering simultaneous translation provided by a two-person team of professional translators.  So the audience heard the words in French as rapidly as I was speaking them in English…and we were able to converse back-and-forth in a real-time demonstration that while we come from different cultures, We Are All One.
The evening truly placed Humanity’s Team back in the forefront of peoples’ consciousness in Paris, in France, and throughout Europe, as folks traveled from all over the continent to attend, and I am so very proud of the work that Philippe and his remarkable group of helpers put into this huge undertaking at one of the premier locations in Paris!
During the evening we discussed the eye-opening material in the latest CwG book, When Everything Changes, Change Everything, including the Mechanics of the Mind and the System of the Soul, and the Nine Changes That Can Change Everything.  Our world, I told the large audience, is moving through a period of rapid and intensive change, and the only way we are going to be able to negotiate the sudden twists and turns of the human experience as we are collectively creating it will be to change our entire notion of Who We We, why we are here, and what our relationship is to each other.
The HT message that We Are All One was at the core of the evening’s talk, which concluded on the note that all it would take for humanity to heal its world would be for each of us to love each other, to accept our differences, and to embrace our unity.
Humanity’s Team is so blessed with such wonderful, dedicated people, such as Gabriel in South America and Philippe in France, Claudia Christine in Germany, John David Kirby in England, Anna-Mari in South Africa and many others who are serving at a global level.  I am so honored to be working alongside all of you in bringing the dream of world oneness and a new humanity to thousands around the globe.  Throughout our Fall ’09 European tour I have mentioned the World Oneness Petition campaign, and Humanity’s Team leaders all along the way, from Norway to Germany to Austria showed up at our events with tables, pamphlets, and opportunities to connect.  Thank you ALL for everything that you do!

Love,

Neale

Posted October 8th, 2009 by Steve Farrell

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Submitted on October 28th, 2009 by Husee

Humanity's Team seeks to accomplish its mission by creating and facilitating New Spirituality circles, formal classes, weekly Celebration of Life gatherings, and larger special events, seminars and retreats focusing on another way of understanding and relating to each other, to life and to God -- and, thus, another way of living. The movement also distributes free daily inspirational e-mail messages through its New Spirituality Network banks.

As one of its larger special events, Humanity's Team presented a major international conference with the Institute of Advanced Theology at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York, on June 3-5, 2005. The conference, "Seeds of Transformation: Toward a Spiritual Renaissance in a Time of Fundamental Change," brought together hundreds of people from around the world -- clergy and laypeople, scholars and students, professionals and laborers, business people and artists, and policy makers and concerned individuals of many faiths and traditions find a property.

The conference provided evidence of a trend in which people around the world are opening their minds to the possibility that their current theologies may be limited in what they understand. They are not condemning or abandoning their religions, according to the presented evidence, nor are they suggesting that their religions do not have the best of intentions. Rather, according to conference organizers, people around the world are examining their belief systems, exploring new understandings about God and life, and if those new understandings align with their personal inner truth and knowing, enlarging their belief systems to include them. "Growing numbers of people are expanding their belief systems to include larger possibilities and larger realities than they might have been willing to consider before," Walsch and the theologian Bruce D personal loans. Chilton, founder and director of the Institute of Advanced Theology at Bard, wrote in a letter to conference delegates. "And they are doing this because they recognize that when we change what we believe, we will change how we behave."

The conference identified some of those new understandings and examined how the trend suggests people are enlarging their belief systems to include them.

Among the ideas considered during the conference -- ideas which many presenters said growing numbers of people around the world are willing to consider giving up -- are human ideas of being "better" than others, our ideas of being separate from one another and, in particular, their ideas that God wants it only one way on this earth and that they had better get it right or they are sure to be condemned.

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