[GMW #1149] Moving Sensitive Government Services From Polluted Cities To Natural Places With Ample Oxygen For Decision Makers to Think & Speak Clearly |
Wednesday 14 February 2007, Editor: Easy | RobertMuller.org | Contact | Subscribe | Unsubscribe | | GMW Blogs: English | Portuguese | Spanish | Tagalog | Dutch | |
Idea Dream - Paradise Earth - Celebrating Robert's 84th Birthday 10 March |
More and more people from crowded Western cities choose to live in countries like Costa Rica. The most sensitive government services should move from polluted capitals to natural places with ample oxygen, especially heads of state, who need to think and speak clearly, members of Parliament, who need to hear the natural wisdom of the people, and world agencies that serve the needs of humanity. Good Morning World is featuring one paragraph each day from Robert's 23 paragraph 2 page monograph Paradise Earth edited by Douglas Gillies, Robert's biographer. Paradise Earth is compiled from Robert's first 6,000 Ideas and Dreams for a Better World. The 23 pararaphs will lead to Douglas's teleseminar with Robert on Saturday March 10 at 9:00 am Pacific Time. Douglas will ask Robert questions from you and the listeners about his vision for Paradise Earth. This will hopefully be followed by a series of teleseminars on Paradise Earth with Robert and one special guest each time. To submit a question for Robert and to sign up for this free teleseminar click here: http://www.robertmullerpeacemaker.com . Send your ideas for Paradise Earth and birthday wishes for Robert's birthday by replying to this email or Contact Good Morning World. 2 Birthday wishes for Robert have been received so far. Send yours by Friday 9 March. * |
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Robert's The Miracle, Joy and Art of Living |
When we quote famous people, do we ever ask ourselves how they came to these sayings, how they became notorious? It is because they had a magnificent obsession or dream. Have a dream, express it, be obsessed by it and you will be quoted too. According to Internet I am one of the most quoted authors on Earth! * |
My Testament to the UN -A Contribution to the 50th Anniversary of the United Nations, 1995, Chapter 10 |
The United Nations has eased the passage to freedom of millions of people in former colonial territories, and focused international attention and support for ancient societies transforming themselves with modern science and technology. It has led a worldwide cooperative effort to deal with such urgent problems as population growth and environmental hazards, the effects of which transcend all national borders. For millions caught unprotected in the tumultuous processes of change - poor children, political refugees, victims of disaster - the organization has brought the healing touch of attention and care. The chronology below is by no means a comprehensive listing; it merely indicates the vast scope of United Nations activities over the last decades. * |
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