Call for Papers: International Conference on Leadership and Management through Spiritual Wisdom
The School of Management Sciences, Varanasi and Centre for Spiritualism and Human Enrichment (C-SHE), in partnership with California State University San Bernardino (USA) and PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry (India), is organizing a three day International Conference on “Leadership and Management through Spiritual Wisdom” from 22nd February to 24th February, 2013.
Conference objectives:
• Highlighting the challenges of leadership and management in globalized era.
• Exploring causes of leadership success and failures.
• Role of Spiritual wisdom in leadership and management.
• Developing insights into the dimensions of spiritual wisdom.
• Understanding means and methods for inculcating and practicing spiritual wisdom in leadership and management.
• Developing a path where an individual become free, actualized and emancipated so as to become an enlightened leader and to find out the basic alchemy for this kind of leadership who can bridge the chasm between the opposites & spiritual view of life.
• Highlighting importance of inter-disciplinary approach to various professional disciplines for bringing synergy and unified approach for solving management problems.
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Book Announcement: The Coming Interspiritual Age
Advancing the work of former CPWR Board Member, Bro. Wayne Teasdale,
The Coming Interspiritual Age, by Dr. Kurt Johnson and David Robert Ord [released January 8] explores themes of oneness, unity, and diversity on a world-wide scale. Forecasting a global shift toward spiritual consciousness, the authors unwrap an evolving makeup of religious communities to showcase how new forms of personal identity and scientific contexts in religion are creating a collective interspirituality.
Endorsing figures comprise Ken Wilber, Pir Zia Inayat Khan, Matthew Fox, Richard Rohr, Paul F. Knitter, Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, Andrew Harvey Ashok Gangadean, Yasuhiko Kimura, Charles Gibbs, Nancy Roof, Aster Patel, and more than forty more.
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