05.29.09
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CABINET MINISTERS
1. Shri Virbhadra Singh Minister of Steel
2. Shri Vilasrao Deshmukh Minister of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises
3. Shri Ghulam Nabi Azad Minister of Health and Family Welfare
4. Shri Sushil Kumar Shinde Minister of Power
5. Shri M. Veerappa Moily Minister of Law and Justice
6. Dr. Farooq Abdullah Minister of New and Renewable Energy
7. Shri S. Jaipal Reddy Minister of Urban Development
8. Shri Kamal Nath Minister of Road Transport and Highways
9. Shri Vayalar Ravi Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs
10. Smt. Meira Kumar Minister of Water Resources
11. Shri Dayanidhi Maran Minister of Textiles
12. Shri A. Raja Minister of Communications and Information Technology
13. Shri Murli Deora Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas
14. Smt. Ambika Soni Minister of Information and Broadcasting
15. Shri Mallikarjun Kharge Minister of Labour and Employment
16. Shri Kapil Sibal Minister of Human Resource Development
17. Shri B.K. Handique Minister of Mines and Minister of Development of North Eastern Region
18. Shri Anand Sharma Minister of Commerce and Industry
19. Shri C.P. Joshi Minister of Rural Development and Minister of Panchayati Raj
20. Kum. Selja Minister of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation
and Minister of Tourism
21. Shri Subodh Kant Sahay Minister of Food Processing Industries
22. Dr. M.S. Gill Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports
23. Shri G.K. Vasan Minister of Shipping
24. Shri Pawan K. Bansal Minister of Parliamentary Affairs
25. Shri Mukul Wasnik Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment
26. Shri Kantilal Bhuria Minister of Tribal Affairs
27. Shri M.K. Alagiri Minister of Chemicals and Fertilizers
MINISTERS OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE)
1. Shri Praful Patel Minister of State (Independent Charge) of Ministry of Civil Aviation
2. Shri Prithviraj Chavan Minister of State (Independent Charge) of Ministry
of Science and Technology; Minister of State (Independent Charge) of Ministry of Earth Sciences and Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office; Minister of State in the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions and Minister of State in the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
3. Shri Sriprakash Jaiswal Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Coal and Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation
4. Shri Salman Khursheed Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs and Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Minority Affairs
5. Shri Dinsha J. Patel Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
6. Smt. Krishna Tirath Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Women and Child Development
7. Shri Jairam Ramesh Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Environment and Forests
MINISTERS OF STATE
1. Shri Srikant Jena Minister of State in the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers
2. Shri E. Ahamed Minister of State in the Ministry of Railways
3. Shri Mullappally Ramachandran Minister of State in the Ministry of Home Affairs
4. Shri V. Narayansamy Minister of State in the Ministry of Planning and Minister of State in the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
5. Shri Jyotiraditya Scindia Minister of State in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry
6. Smt. D.Purandeswari Minister of State in the Ministry of Human Resource Development
7. Shri K.H. Muniyappa Minister of State in the Ministry of Railways
8. Shri Ajay Maken Minister of State in the Ministry of Home Affairs
9. Smt. Panabaka Lakshmi Minister of State in the Ministry of Textiles
10. Shri Namo Narain Meena Minister of State in the Ministry of Finance
11. Shri M.M. Pallam Raju Minister of State in the Ministry of Defence
12. Shri Saugata Ray Minister of State in the Ministry of Urban Development
13. Shri S.S. Palanimanickam Minister of State in the Ministry of Finance
14. Shri Jitin Prasad Minister of State in the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas
15. Shri A. Sai Prathap Minister of State in the Ministry of Steel
16. Smt. Preneet Kaur Minister of State in the Ministry of External Affairs
17. Shri Gurdas Kamat Minister of State in the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology
18. Shri Harish Rawat Minister of State in the Ministry of Labour and Employment
19. Prof. K.V. Thomas Minister of State in the Ministry of Agriculture and Minister of State in the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution
20. Shri Bharatsinh Solanki Minister of State in the Ministry of Power
21. Shri Mahadev S. Khandela Minister of State in the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
22. Shri Dinesh Trivedi Minister of State in the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
23. Shri Sisir Adhikari Minister of State in the Ministry of Rural Development
24. Shri Sultan Ahmed Minister of State in the Ministry of Tourism
25. Shri Mukul Roy Minister of State in the Ministry of Shipping
26. Shri Mohan Jatua Minister of State in the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
27. Shri D. Napoleon Minister of State in the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
28. Dr. S. Jagathrakshakan Minister of State in the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
29. Shri S. Gandhiselvan Minister of State in the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
30. Shri Tusharbhai Chaudhary Minister of State in the Ministry of Tribal Affairs
31. Shri Sachin Pilot Minister of State in the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology
32. Shri Arun Yadav Minister of State in the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports
33. Shri Pratik Prakashbapu Patil Minister of State in the Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises
34. Shri R.P.N. Singh Minister of State in the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
35. Shri Shashi Tharoor Minister of State in the Ministry of External Affairs
36. Shri Vincent Pala Minister of State in the Ministry of Water Resources
37. Shri Pradeep Jain Minister of State in the Ministry of Rural Development
38. Ms. Agatha Sangma Minister of State in the Ministry of Rural Development
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In a fresh attack targeting Indians in Australia, a student suffered up to 30 per cent burns after a suspected petrol bomb was hurled at him in his home in Sydney. According to local newspaper for Indian community, South Asia Times, 25-year-old Rajesh Kumar was quickly covered by a blanket by his flatmate after the attack yesterday, an act which saved him from further injuries.
Kumar was sitting on his bed in the front room of his rented house when an unknown person threw what neighbours say was a small petrol bomb through his window. The explosion and subsequent fire left Kumar with burns to a third of his body.
The latest attack came as Shravan Kumar, a 25-year-old student from Andhra Pradesh, was fighting for life in a hospital here after being stabbed by a screwdriver by a group of teens in a weekend attack that also left three of his friends injured. Doctors have said they were not very optimistic about Kumar’s recovery.
Another student Baljinder Singh, stabbed by two attackers with a screwdriver early this week, has been released from hospital today.
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05.26.09
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5° FESTIVAL DELL’INDIA SRI LANKA e MAURITIUS
7° CONGRESSO INTERNAZIONALE DI YOGA E AYURVEDA
1° SIMPOSIO SPIRITUALITA’: “RAGGI DI UN’UNICA LUCE”
PROGRAMMA NELL’ARENA
Venerdì 29 Maggio
La Fondazione Cultura Internazionale SHASTRA nella cerimonia di apertura
Inizio del mandala dei monaci tibetani che si svolgerà durante tutta la manifestazione
Consegna delle ghirlande, bindi da parte di Armonia che presenta alcune sue creazioni (30 min.)
PRESENTAZIONE DELL’EVENTO: Accensione della lampada beneaugurale “Indian Light” da parte delle Autorità presenti: il Presidente del Consiglio comunale di Milano Manfredi Palmeri, S.E. l’ambasciatore di Sri Lanka Dr.Warnakulasuriya, della Presidente dell’International Yog Confederation, de The World Community of IC&TD, della CUIDY, del Presidente del World Mouvement for Yoga&Ayurveda e dell’European Yoga Federation, del Console della Repubblica delle Mauritius, dei rappresentanti SriLanka e Isole Mauritius e… i partecipanti, relatori e artisti già presenti. (30 MIN.)
Intervengono:
Giuseppina Tripodi, e proiezione doc. della Prof. Rita Levi Montalcini e presentazione dei suoi due ultimi libri. (20 min.)
Il co-fondatore di Emergency Dott. Giulio Cristofanini che parlerà di questa importante organizzazione umanitaria (10 min.)
Consegna dell’Award “Orange Omkara” alla Prof. Rita Levi Montalcini, al Dott. Gino Strada e Teresa Sarti presidente di Emergency (10 min.)
Celebrazione con gli Shanti Life (gruppo musicale) che accompagnano i Maestri yoga Lau Wan Shun Dickson (Hong Kong) Francesca Cassia, Roberto Milletti, Yoss Giancarlo Miggiano in performances di yogasana (20 min.)
Segue una coreografia di danza Bharata Natyam con Simona Zanini (15 min.)
Musica con Feeling Sound Quartet: Igor Olivier Ezendam (canto armonico, didgeridoo, chitarra, percussioni), Marco Trosi (flauti), Dargo Raimondi (violoncello, gimbri) e Manuel Beyeler (tablas, tamburi a cornice).
PRESENTAZIONE DELLE GIORNATE SEGUENTI del 5° FESTIVAL DELL’INDIA, di SRI LANKA e MAURITIUS, del 7° CONGRESSO INTERNAZIONALE YOGA & AYURVEDA e del SIMPOSIO “RAGGI DI UN’UNICA LUCE”
Chiusura serata e saluto alle autorità.
Sabato 30 Maggio
Ore 10.00 Inaugurazione del 7° CONGRESSO INTERNAZIONALE YOGA E AYURVEDA alla presenza del Presidente del Consiglio comunale di Milano Manfredi Palmeri, dell’Ambasciatore di Sri Lanka e del Console delle Mauritius e dei Presidenti delle organizzazioni Promotrici del Congresso e del Simposio e inizio dell’attivita congressuale nelle sale predisposte. Inizio dei lavori congressuali (vedi pag 4)
Commemorazione per yogacharya Sri Pattabhi Jois che ha lasciato il suo corpo fisico il 18 maggio 2005. La scuola di di Milano che ha come riferimento questo maestro ne descriverà la vita e il percorso.
Segue Dimostrazione di Yogasana con i Maestri Upendra Arya (India), Lau Wan Shun Dickson (Hong Kong), Francesca Cassia, Roberto Milletti (Australia), Yoss Giancarlo Miggiano (Roma)
Ore 11.30 Laure Reimbold (Francia) Shamanic Healing Song con il tamburo sciamanico.
Ore 12.00 SFILATA DI MODA della stilista Dona Udeni (ARMONIA) e spiegazione di come indossare un SARI
Ore 13.00 Sciamano Bhola Banstola e Mariarosa Genitrini, (fuoco e percussioni) (Nepal-Italia)
Ore 14.00 Spettacolo di canti sacri e popolari del Tibet (i monaci che stanno costruendo il mandala offrono canti sacri
Ore 14.30 Danze del gruppo Pradeep- Fondazione Cultura Internazionale SASTRA Sri Lanka con fuoco e acrobazie
Ore 15.30 Oscar Bonelli suoni meditativi con gli strumenti: duduk-armeno;ney-turco; kaval-bulgaro; mei-turco; esraj
Ore 16.00 Simona Zanini Bharata Natyam (danza classica indiana) -india del nord; surmandala-india; daf-persiano;morchan-vietnamita; fujara-slovacca
Ore 16.30 Danze canti del Tibet Ghe Pel Ling
Ore 17.30 Ocean Group della repubblica Mauritius / Spettacolo di danza del gruppo del Ministry of Cultural Affairs and National Heritage di Sri Lanka (Kandyan dance tamburi e maschere)
Ore 18.30 danza Bollywood con il Geetangeli group (Mauritius)
Ore 20.30 “Sulle Orme del monaco Bodhidharma” dall’India al Tempio di Shaolin, Cina
Il percorso delle arti marziali, dallo Yoga all’arte marziale dei Sikh Nord-India fino alla cinese Shaolin – Kung-fu.
Lau Wan Shun Dickson (Hong Kong)
Francesca Cassia, Roberto Milletti, Yoss Giancarlo Miggiano in performances di yogasana
Su musica meditativa degli Shanti Life (30 min)
ARTE MARZIALE KHALSA (Sikh) con Bhai Hari Singh Khalsa (40 min)
SHAOLIN: i Cavalieri del vento. La tigre, le spade e le catene
M°Sri Rohininandana Das : LA TIGRE DI SHAOLIN: esibizione di SHAOLIN KUNG-FU ( immagini sole al tramonto + fuoco che brucia all’esterno del Tempio Shaolin) da proiettare sullo sfondo.
M°Radha Priya Dasi : LA SPADA E IL FIORE DI LOTO esibizione del Kung-Fu del fanciullo : SHAOLIN TONG-ZI-GONG (Yoga Buddhista) (immagini di acqua e natura) (30 min.)
Spettacolo dei monaci tibetani Ghe Pel Lig / gruppo Ministry of Cultural Affairs and National Heritage (40 min.)
Danze di Mauritius con il Geetangeli group danza creola
Meditazione e mantra della Shakti e dell’energia con i relatori del congresso
PROGRAMMA CONGRESSO SALE 1-2-3
1-YOGA 2-AYURVEDA 3 WORKSHOPS
30 MAGGIO
ORA YOGA AYURVEDA WORKSHOP
10.00 Swamini Danda Ananda (Presidente dello Yoga International Institute) Spagna
“Zen Dinamico, Pratyhara e Pranayama Tibetano” Alberta Boccato
(Segretaria e Formatrice dell’A.I.Y.Y.-Eu – Associazione Internazionale Yoga e Yoghismo – Europa)
Italia Asana per la Tipologia Vata Laure Reimbold (Insegnante di Yoga e Massaggio Ayurvedco) Francia
“Una canzone sciamanica”
11.00 Upendra Arya
Yoga Kala Gurukul
(Esperto di Yoga)
India
“Lo Yoga e la Conoscenza” Dr. G. Paolo Vanoli (Consulente in Scienza della Nutrizione e Medicine Biologico Naturali)
Italia
“Medicina Naturale e Salute, danni dei vaccini” Holgher Luttich
*Reppresentante Ufficiale dell’IPSP (International Parliament of the States for Safety and Peace)
Germania
“La libertà da dipendenze”
12.00 Calogero Falcone
(Studioso di religioni gìa docente di Teologia e titolare della Libreria Ecumenica)
Italia
“Il messaggio dell’India: l’unità fondamentale di tutte le religioni e l’Era assiale.” Nitish Madan E Kanav Arora (Esperto di preparati ayurvedici)
India
L’utilizzo delle erbe in Ayurveda” Lau Wan Shun Dickson (Presidente dell’Associazione Yoga di Hong Kong)
Cina
“Yoga terapeutico interattivo”
14.00 Bhai Hari Singh Khalsa (Bala Yogi, Fondatore della ComUnità Yoga Dharma)
Italia
“Kundalini Yoga, Tantra e Dharma Yoga” Rajeshwari Waibel
(Direttrice e Fondatrice del IAVEL Institut di Zurigo, Terapista ayurvedica)
Svizzera
“Apri la tua mente … aprire il tuo cuore
Il sentiero che ci conduce a´la nuova dimensione… Verso una nuova umanità” Daniela Pinto (Naturopata, cantoterapeuta, terapista per il rilascio dei blocchi emozionali )
Italia
“Canto Terapia e Musica, Guarire le Emozioni nel proprio Soffio Sonoro”
15.00 Giorgio Cerquetti, (Presidente di Lbera Condivisione ONLUS)
Italia,
“Il messaggio spirituale dei Maestri dell’Himalaya” Dr Nitin Agrawal
(Medico Ayurvedico) India
“La gestione dello stress e del piano emozionale” Mara Quenda
Della Scuola C.U.I.D.Y.
Confederazione Ufficiale Italiana di Yoga, di Torino
Italia
“Moving Breath”, ® (marchio registrato)
Il respiro dell’apparato osseo. Lavoro sul senso di presenza”
16.00 Marco Restelli
(Giornalista, Indologo,giornalista, indologo, autore di vari libri sull’India e curatore del webmagazine MilleOrienti”
Italia
“il giainismo, religione della nonviolenza: pellegrinaggio alla collina sacra di Palitana (Gujarat). Dr.Kailas.Datrange
(Direttorere della clinica Ayurvedica Dr. KD’s Ayurhealth di Thane, Mumbai)
India
“Il ruolo dell’Ayurveda nello stiler di vita odierno”
Roberto Miletti (Fondatore della O.D.K.A. Oriental Disciplines Arashi Kyo Academy e corrispondente dell’Oceania per il World Movement for Yoga) Italia
“Introduzione pratica allo Yoga Contemporaneo”
17.00 Tino Amandio (Presidente della Federazione Portoghese di Yoga)
Portogallo
“Yama e Nyama” Amadio Bianchi (Mahamandaleshwar Swami Suryananda Saraswati, Presidente World Movement for Yoga e European Yoga Federation)
Italia
“Ayurveda e la Vita” M°Sri Rohininandana
Das
Monaco della
34º Generazione,
Maestro Shaolin,
Campione Mondiale 2000
Italia
“Ton-Zi-Gong, Yoga Buddhista Shaolin, ovvero il Kung-Fu del Fanciullo”
18.00 Emy Blesio (MahaMandaleshwar Yogacharini Pandit Gayatri Devi, Presidente World Community e International Yog Confederation di Delhi) Italia
Varutha Kriya Tecniche di protezione H.G. Sri Sarvabhavana
(Mistico indiano della tradizione Vedica Bhakti)
India
Mantra: l’Energia di Guarigione nel Sacro Suono
M° Rādhā Priya Dasi
Presidente e Direttrice
Didattico-Artistica
di E-MOTION ARTS
ACADEMY
Italia
“I 5 Tibetani”
Ogni Relatore ed esperto ha 50 minuti (con la possibilità di sforare di soli 5 minuti per dare la possibilità alla presentazione e conclusione da parte dell’organizzazione) si prega di attenersi ai tempi per rispetto del relatore seguente.
Programma proiezioni e presentazioni in Sala 4
DOMENICA 31 MAGGIO
ORARIO RELATORE RELAZIONE
10.00 Giuliano Gherpelli Verdechiaro Edizioni – Italia “ Presentazione del libro: Il segreto di Bali”
11.00
12.00 Gabriele MANDEL Khân – General Vicar (Khalyfa) per l’Italia dei Sufi, Confraternity (Taryqa) Jerrahi-Halveti “Le Spiritualità”
15.00
PROGRAMMA NELL’ARENA
Domenica 31 Maggio
Ore 10.00 Cerimonia di Apertura del SIMPOSIO “RAGGI DI UN’UNICA LUCE” introduce Emy Blesio MM Yogacharini Pandit dando inizio al simposio
Gabriella Lavorgna (Italia) porta la fiaccola della Pace segue: il rituale Sufi “Dhikr“ – I Sufi Jerrahiyya Khalwatiyya con Fakhraddin Gafarov, direttore del Conservatorio di Stato di Baku (Azerbaijan) e Al-Ney, flautista (Istambul) (45 min.).
Nel Simposio partecipano:
SUFISMO: Gabriele MANDEL Khân – General Vicar (Khalyfa) per l’Italia dei Sufi, Confraternity (Taryqa) Jerrahi-Halveti
BUDDHISMO: Lama Ghesce Thubten Darghye Sherab (Tibet)
BUDDHISMO TANTRICO: Ven. Lama Minyag Rinpoche Monastero di Sera Jhe (India)
CATTOLICESIMO: Don Gino Rigoldi (Italia) – ispiratore di Comunità Nuova ed Cappellano del Beccaria
ANIMISMO: Alfonso Alberti (Italia) -
UMANESIMO LAICO: Dr. Luigi De Salvia (Italia) –
SANATANA DHARMA: Mahatma Brahmachary Krishananda Ji (Prof./Dr. José Sergio Griffa) (Argentina) –
CRISTIANESIMO ORTODOSSO: Monseñor Alfredo Montrezza y Gran Senescal de la Royal and Imperial House of Orient: (Spagna)
SIKHISMO: Bhai Hari Singh Khalsa Sikh – (India)
SUFISMO: Murshida Dahnya Bozzini-van Gelder (Svizzera)
ISLAM: Yahya Sergio Yahe Pallavicini (Italia)
INDUISMO VAISHNAVA: Sripad Bhakti Vigraha Nyasi Maharaj (Italia) –
INDUISMO: Shubha Satyaranjan (India)
SCIAMANESIMO: Laure Reimbold
Chiude il simposio Amadio Bianchi MM yogacharya swami Suryananda
Ore 16.30 Upendra Arya yogaperformance
Ore 16.45 Krsna Prema das Tofani e la sua trikanta veena (strumento unico al mondo)
Ore 17.10 Danze Pradeep- Fondazione Cultura Internazionale SASTRAdi Sri Lanka
Ore 17.40 Danze canti del Tibet Ghe Pel Ling
Ore 18.30 SFILATA DI MODA della stilista Dona Udeni (ARMONIA)
Ore 20.30 LA TERRA-L’ACQUA-ILFUOCO-L’ARIA-L’ETERE
Canti e danze creole (Segà) delle Isole Mauritius (30 min)
spettacolo di canti e danze sia sacre che popolari del Tibet Ghe pel ling (40 min)
Gli Shanti Life con musica e canti devozionali (30 min.)
Ocean Group della repubblica Mauritius / Danze gruppo Ministry of Cultural Affairs and National Heritage Sri Lanka con fuoco, maschere e tamburi (40 min.)
Geetangeli group Danza Bollywood (30 min)
Passerella finale di saluto delle modelle Armonia che rimarranno sul palco per la chiusura (15 min.) CHIUSURA E SALUTO con tutti i relatori e appuntamento a ottobre
PROGRAMMA CONGRESSO SALE 1-2-3
1-YOGA 2-AYURVEDA 3 WORKSHOPS
DOMENICA 31 MAGGIO
ORA YOGA AYURVEDA WORKSHOP
10.00 Dott.ssa Beatrice Udali, (Esperta in Antropologia)
Italia
“Il corpo come veicolo di comunicazione culturale nella danza” Dr Teresa De Monte (Medico Chirurgo, M.Phil in Ayurveda Medicine, Univ. of Pune – India) Italia
“Ghee, Samneh, Ont: tre modi per dire burro fuso chiarificato” Monica Baldassini
(Operatore esperto in discipline olistiche ed estetista)
Italia
Protocolli applicati per le SPA e i Centri di estetica per una vera “estetica ayurveda”, con dimostrazioni pratiche
11.00 Maria Teresa Vavassori
(Presidente dell’Associazione Internazionale di Yoga-Yoghismo Europa)
Italia
“Hatha e Astanga Yoga” due percorsi paralleli Christian Benvenuti
(Coordinatore didattico e Docente della Scuola Triennale per Operatori Ayurvedici Abhaya Dana)
Italia
” Dinacharya, il potere dell’Ayurveda nel quotidiano” Paola Cantù
(Naturopata)
Italia
“Il mistero di sè attraverso il corpo: percorsi naturali di trasformazione”
12.00 José Sergio Griffa (Mahatma Brahmachary Krishnananda, Presidente del Parlamento Argentino delle Religioni)
Argentina
“Yoga e Spiritualità” Dr. Alberto
Chiantaretto
(Medico allopatico e ayurvedico)
Italia
“Antiaging o longevità: la risposta dell’Ayurveda” Alexandra Prazeres
(Responsabile del dipartimento per la Gravidanza della Federazione Portoghese di Yoga e allieva di Françoise Barbira Freedman)
Portogallo
“Yoga e Gravidanza”
14.00 H.G. Sri Sarvabhavana
(Mistico indiano della tradizione Vedica Bhakti)
India
Gli otto aspetti dell’autorealizzazione Sergio Piane
(Storico, esperto in culture tradizionali dell’estremo oriente è presidente della Federazione Europea di Estetica Olistica)
Italia
“ Dalla ricerca nelle fonti documentarie dell’Ayurveda classica un contributo per la nascita di una cosmetologia ayurveda” Juan Carlos Acuna Gaso
(Consigliere del World
Movement for Yoga) Uruguay
“Massaggio Uruguayano”
15.00 Shrimati Dragana Kislovski
(Spiritual Science Research Foundation (SSRF))
India/Austria
“Tradizioni Bharata” Dott.ssa Basiliza Querimit
(Presidente Italian Institute of Ayurvedic
Research e SKA Ayurvedic Foundation e rappresentante dell’Università di
Bombay)
Sri Lanka
“L’alimentazione Ayurvedica” Simona Brusoni, Pinuccia Buscaglia e Mario Bucchich
(Rappresentanti della scuola di Ashtanga di Lino Miele Milano, della tradizione Sri K. Pattabhi Jois)
Italia
“Introduzione all’Ashtanga Yoga: Il respiro, i bandha e le posture fondamentali”
16.00 Murshida Dahnya Bozzini-van Gelder (Maestra Spirituale nella Scuola Esoterica del Movimento Sufi Internazionale)
Svizzera
“Sufi: Spiritualità, Filosofia. Esoterica” Dr. José Ruguê Ribeiro Júnior (Mahamandaleswar Swami Narayanananda, Presidente del World Movement for Ayurveda)
Brasile
“La diagnosi Ayurvedica” Segio Geromel
(Vicepresidente dell’A.I.Y.Y.-Eu (Associazione Internazionale Yoga e Yoghismo – Europa)
Italia
Asana per la tipologia Pitta
17.00 Yogacharya Mimoun Abdel-Lah Spain,
(Vice presidente World Movement for Yoga e maestro di arti marziali al 9° dan hanshi)
Spagna
“Similitudini fra lo Yoga e le Arti Marziali” Amadio Bianchi (Mahamandaleshwar Swami Suryananda Saraswati, Presidente World Movement for Yoga e European Yoga Federation)
Italia,
“L’antico streatching dei monasteri indiani” Lucia Prezioso e Abdelghani
( Escuela Internacional de
Yoga)
Spagna
“Coscienza vissuta
nell’Asana”
18.00 Emy Blesio (MahamandaleshwarYogacharini Pandit Gayatri Devi, Presidente World Community e International Yog Confederation di Delhi)
Italia
“La Coscienza della pietra: i tre Guna” Giuseppina Ledda
(Terapista Ayurvedico)
Italia
“Le 152 Manovre del Massaggio Ayurvedico” Maria Teresa Vavassori
(Presidente dell’Associazione Internazionale di Yoga-Yoghismo Europa)
Italia
Vavassori
Asana per la tipologia Kapha
Ogni Relatore ed esperto ha 50 minuti (con la possibilità di sforare di soli 5 minuti per dare la possibilità alla presentazione e conclusione da parte dell’organizzazione) si prega di attenersi ai tempi per rispetto del relatore seguente.
Programma proiezioni e presentazioni in Sala 4
DOMENICA 31 MAGGIO
ORARIO RELATORE RELAZIONE
10.00 Giuliano Gherpelli Verdechiaro Edizioni
Italia
“ Presentazione del libro: Il segreto di Bali”
11.00 Daniela Scuderi
Ph.D Hindovedic Psycology, Docente del Dipartimento Accademico de Centro Studi Bhaktivedanta International
Italia
“Bharata: India nell’Anima”
12.00 Istina
Rappresentante della Golden Altai Accademy
(Russia) “Una nuova via per il vostro sviluppo spirituale”
15.00 Ioana
Association Iomavita presentata dal dott Alberto Caddeo
Francia “Nuova nascita o l’arte dell’avventura della coscienza, un’esperienza cellulare nelle trame per il cambiamento di programmi”
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05.22.09
Posted in Media Council at 7:21 am by YUDHISTRA
The 29th – 30th – 31st MAY 2009
to PALASESTO
easily accessible by metro (stop MM 1)
Under the patronage of Sri Lanka Ambassador S.E. Dr.Warnakulasuriya – Manfredi Palmeri President of City Council of Milan – Region Lombardia – Provincia of Milan – of the Comune of Milan – of the Comune of Sesto SG – of the Consulate of Mauritius – of The World Community of Indian Culture & Traditional Disciplines – the International Yog Confederation, India- of the World Mouvement for Yoga & Ayurveda … etc.
Go back to Italy
The FESTIVAL OF INDIA
SRI LANKA & MAURITUS
5° edition
Festival will host the
7° INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
YOGA & AYURVEDA
and the 1° Symposium of Spirituality
“RAY OF A UNIQUE LIGHT”
Lectures, conferences, workshops, free
+39 338 3116126 +39 02 89150917
wec@theworldcommunity.com
http://www.suryanagara.it/en/eventi/eventi.html
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05.14.09
Posted in Cultural Council, THE SANGAM FOUNDATION at 2:21 pm by YUDHISTRA
Please find indicated hereafter the “rules” to buy discounted tickets
PRICES
(INCLUDING PRESALES FEE)
Platea bassa € 33.00 instead of € 44.00
Platea alta € 27.50 instead of € 38.50
I e II galleria € 22.00 instead of€ 27.50
under 14 years old
pl. Bassa € 27.50 – pl. Alta € 22.00 – I e II galleria € 16.50
TO BUY DISCOUNTED TICKETS PLEASE PRINT THE ATTACHED NEWSLETTER AND COME TO BOX OFFICE Teatro Ventaglio Smeraldo, Piazza XXV Aprile
OPENING TIME – Mon- Fri 10.00 – 18.15 ; sunday 11.00 – 16.00
BOX OFFICE Teatro degli Arcimboldi, Via dell’Innovazione 20
OPENING TIME – Mon- Fri 10.00 – 18.00
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Posted in THE SANGAM FOUNDATION at 2:16 pm by YUDHISTRA
Dear ALL,
WITH A SORROWFULL HEART WE ANNOUNCE A SAD NOTICE OF THE SUDDEN DEATH OF OUR BELOVED PRESIDENT. Mrs. LIDA LEVI
SHE WAS A GREAT PERSONALITY AND MENTOR OF OUR ASSOCIATION. TRYING ALWAYS TO CREATE HARMONY AND PEACE.
A PERSON FULL OF ENERGY AND LOVE FOR ALL.
LIDA WE WILL MISS YOU ALOT…
SANGAM FOUNDATION MEMBERS
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05.11.09
Posted in Human Rights Council, NEWS FROM INDIA at 9:47 am by YUDHISTRA
Source: http://www.hindu.com/2009/04/30/stories/2009043050360100.htm
KURNOOL: Chenchus of Nallamala forest are close to starvation. Serious malnutrition has induced malaria and dreaded tuberculosis in the community.
According to statistics, around 41.23 per cent of Chenchu population has been struck by malaria and over 2,000 TB cases detected. Infant morality rate was 215 per thousand as against 80 in the rest of the population. Maternal mortality was seven per thousand as against average of four elsewhere.
Their poor health status is attributed to lack of nutritious diet. While there is no incidence of malaria and TB among other forest dwellers, the diseases were dogging the Chenchu population.
Starvation deaths were detected among Chenchus way back in 1994. On the direction of Centre, the State government constituted a high level committee headed by the Chief Secretary to tackle the problem. But the committee appears to have met last only in 1997. When this correspondent was driving on the ghat roads of Nallamala forest recently, emaciated Chenchu children were seen running after the vehicles carrying pilgrims to Srisailam temple for food or money.
The plight of the Chenchus can be attributed to the poor or half-hearted implementation of the government’s guidelines framed in 1994 to help them. For instance, the Antyodaya cards for tribals are expected to ensure that every family gets 35 kg rice at Rs. 3 a kg and 10 kg extra for senior citizens, but only half the families are covered so far.
The 40,000-strong Chenchu tribals, who are spread across six districts, are considered among the poorest of the poor.
It is a losing a battle for them ever since the first law came into force in 1891 reserving the Nallamala forest and seeking to resettle them elsewhere. Since then, the noose around Chenchu necks is tightening year after year.
Income earned from pilgrims in the form of ‘metta’ (resting place) fee is lost after the motorable road was laid to Srisailam. Chenchus also used to collect a small fee for escorting pilgrims to safety as wild animals and dacoits roamed the forests. In the days of yore, Chenchus were taken care of by the temple.
The confrontation with the forest department intensified after declaration of a tiger reserve on 6,197 sq km covering the entire habitat of Chenchus in the nineties. Rampant alcoholism among the Chechus is partly to blame.
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05.06.09
Posted in AGRICULTURE COUNCIL, NEWS FROM INDIA at 12:37 pm by YUDHISTRA
http://articles. mercola.com/ sites/articles/ archive/2009/ 05/05/Could- Monsanto- Be-Responsible- for-One-Indian- Farmers-Death- Every-Thirty- Minutes.aspx
Could Monsanto Be Responsible for One Indian Farmer’s Death Every Thirty Minutes?
Over 1,500 farmers in the agricultural Indian state of Chattisgarh have committed suicide after being driven to debt by crop failure. The state was hit hard by falling water levels.
Bharatendu Prakash, of the Organic Farming Association of India, said that, “Farmers’ suicides are increasing due to a vicious circle created by money lenders. They lure farmers to take money but when the crops fail, they are left with no option other than death.”
Mr. Prakash added that the government needs to take up the cause of the poor farmers just as they fight for a strong economy.
Dr. Mercola’s Comments:
Genetically modified plants and foods are, from my perception, one of the largest threats that we have against the very sustainability of the human race and a healthy future existence on earth{. Let’s face it, how long can your descendants survive if there isn’t any food to eat, and Monsanto’s “suicide gene” starts spreading to other native plants so they won’t reproduce naturally? }
Although Monsanto claims this is impossible, is their shortsighted focus on profits is blinding them to the very real threats that their technology is posing to the viability of life on earth? And that’s over and above the unimaginable, direct harm their “scientific marvels” bring to some of the poorest and most vulnerable people on the planet, such as these Indian farmers.
According to the National Crime Records Bureau of India, more than 182,900 Indian farmers took their own lives between 1997 and 2007. It estimates 46 Indian farmers commit suicide every day. That equates to roughly one suicide every 30 minutes!
And although some will argue that natural events are to blame, such as lack of rain, the fact many believe the situation can be traced directly back to the unconscionable tactics of Monsanto, which is driving these farmers into very desperate actions.
Monsanto’s Role in Farmers’ Suicides
Over the past decade, millions of Indian farmers have been promised radically increased harvests and income if they switch from their traditional age tested farming methods to genetically modified (GM) Bt cotton seeds. So, they borrow money to buy GM seeds, which need certain pesticides, which requires more money. And when rain fall is sparse, the GM crops fare far worse than traditional crops – a fact that these farmers oftentimes don’t learn until it’s too late and they’re standing there with failed crops, spiraling debts, and no income.
Monsanto has been ruthless in their drive to use India as a testing ground for genetically modified crops, and it gives us a very clear picture of what could be in store for the rest of the world’s small farmers if they’re allowed to continue.
Making matters worse, {these GM seeds also contain “suicide genes” that render the seeds from this year’s crop useless. They simply won’t grow, so you cannot save them to plant for your next season’s harvest – a traditional farming method that’s been used since the dawn of farming itself. This means farmers are forced to buy the patented seeds and fertilizer again and again, every year. }
But that’s not all.
Bt resistant pests and Roundup tolerant superweeds are on the rise, rendering the two major GM crop traits useless as well. The evolution of Bt resistant bollworms worldwide have now been confirmed and documented.
The end result is that farmers are left with all of the downsides and none of the intended benefits.
So, while drought may be the straw that breaks the camel’s back for some farmers in India, it’s the globalization model of agriculture promoted by companies like Monsanto and Cargill that is the underlying cause of the problem.
In the video above, renowned physicist and anti-globalization activist Vandana Shiva describes how farmers are essentially tricked into a corner they cannot get out of. In a 2006 interview with Democracy Now! she said:
“A few weeks ago, I was in Punjab. 2,800 widows of farmer suicides who have lost their land, are having to bring up children as landless workers on others’ land. And yet, the system does not respond to it, because there’s only one response: get Monsanto out of the seed sector–they are part of this genocide — and ensure WTO rules are not bringing down the prices of agricultural produce in the United States, in Canada, in India, and allow trade to be honest.
I don’t think we need to talk about free trade and fair trade. We need to talk about honest trade. Today’s trade system, especially in agriculture, is dishonest, and dishonesty has become a war against farmers. It’s become a genocide.”
This latest round of mass suicides in India should be a wake-up call to us all — that the industrial agriculture model is literally killing the farmers of our world.
I see it as a call to become more vigilant than ever, and speak out against corporations that exploit farmers and the earth for their own selfish and greedy goals. If we don’t, they will succeed – whether intentionally or unintentionally – to create unspeakable suffering for our children, grandchildren and future generations.
Vigilance Requires Paying Attention to Details
Since the 1980s, Monsanto has become the world leader in genetic modification of seeds and has won 674 biotechnology patents, more than any other company. What does this mean for you and your family’s health? Well, many of you probably don’t realize just how ubiquitous GM foods now are.
We’re not just talking about cotton to be used for clothing and other products here; we’re talking about some of the most commonly consumed foods on the market.
Farmers of GM fruits and vegetables across the world have not started committing suicide yet due to failed crops, but the prevalence of these foods are a massive, potentially genocidal, experiment – and you and your children are the guinea pigs.
Did you know that genetically modified foods are so prevalent in the United States that if you randomly pick an item off your grocery store’s shelves, you have a 75 percent chance of picking a food with GM ingredients?
It’s true. At least seven out of every 10 food items have been genetically modified!
The potential health ramifications of these world-wide experiments with our food supply are frightening to say the least. If you care about the health and future of your family, I strongly urge you to pay attention to the details, and refuse the destructive shenanigans of companies like Monsanto by buying only non-GM foods.
The True Food Shopping Guide is a great tool for helping you determine which brands and products contain GM ingredients. It lists 20 different food categories that include everything from baby food to chocolate.
Additionally, here are four simple steps to decrease your consumption of GM foods as much as possible:
Reduce or eliminate processed foods in your diet. The fact that 75 percent of processed foods contain GM ingredients is only one of the many reasons to stick to a whole foods diet.
Read produce and food labels. Conventionally raised soybeans and corn make up the largest portion of genetically modified crops. Ingredients made from these foods include high fructose corn syrup (HFCS), corn flour and meal, dextrin, starch, soy sauce, margarine, and tofu.
Buy organic produce. By definition, food that is certified organic must be free from all GM organisms, produced without artificial pesticides and fertilizers and from an animal reared without the routine use of antibiotics, growth promoters or other drugs. Additionally, grass-fed beef will not have been fed GM corn feed.
Look at produce stickers. The PLU code on stickers for conventionally grown fruit consists of four numbers, organically grown fruit has five numbers prefaced by the number nine, and GM fruit has five numbers prefaced by the number eight.
Organic India Making a Dent
Last November I visited thousands of these Indian farmers. These farmers had escaped the clutches of Monsanto, thanks to the efforts of Organic India that taught them how to grow crops organically.
Organic India has helped over 150,000 farmers change back to time-honored methods that are producing high quality plants and herbs. They have also constructed a number of hospitals and clinics to serve these farmers, and have helped tremendously to restore their dignity.
Information is Power
To further guide you in understanding the problems associated with GM foods, I strongly recommend reading the incredible series Seeds of Doubt, written by staffers at the Sacramento Bee.
And, last but not least, I urge everyone to watch the video The Future of Food. Forward the link to this video widely among your friends, family and acquaintances. This in-depth investigation into the disturbing truth behind genetically modified foods is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. It will help you understand how and why the genetic engineering we allow to be unleashed today is a very real threat to ALL future generations.
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05.04.09
Posted in NEWS FROM INDIA at 11:24 am by YUDHISTRA
Source: Zee News, 23 April 2009, http://www.zeenews.com/states/2009-04-22/525833news.html
Phulbani: Five witnesses in the nun rape case in Orissa’s Kandhamal district did not testify to the incident in a fast track court on 22 April 2009.
Prahalad Pradhan and his wife Chanchala in whose house the nun and the priest took shelter after the assault and alleged rape during the Orissa bandh on 25 August 2008, two days after the killing of VHP leader Laxmananda Saraswati and four of his associates, did not confirm the incident.
Chanchala in her deposition only admitted that the nun and the priest took shelter at their house and said she did not know anything else. Prahalad, however, said that the two were dragged from their house by a mob.
Three other witnesses, Debendra Naik, Dhaneswar Mallick and Surendra Digal, stated that they had no knowledge about the incident.
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