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World Memory Theatre: A Celebration of Cultural Diversity
Originally posted on sciy.org by Ron Anastasia on Thu 14 Sep 2006 12:32 PM PDT
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Individuals
in every walk of life are feeling the call to be part of a
transformative evolutionary force that is moving through all our
institutions. At the global level, popular access to the World Wide Web
is increasing rapidly and the satellite communications network
continues to proliferate. Thus we see for the first time a worldwide
community attempting to constellate a more egalitarian approach to
human history. This community is seeking and will respond to a new
educational dimension; one that taps more readily into the culture of
all the world’s people, to bring forth perspectives that reveal our
common experience. This emerging planetary gestalt has already begun to remove the legitimacy from war and the very idea of international armed conflict, just as it rejects exploitive value-systems based on dominance and the contests of history. Looking back on the excesses of the twentieth century more than any other, we feel an ever greater need to release the old conditioning that emphasized racial and ethnic separation and fragmentation, and replace it with a more participatory and inclusive paradigm. Our project therefore promises a unifying overview of the philosophic commonwealth and honors cultural diversity through the exchange of stories on a global scale. We believe that for all people a restoration of mythic sensibility and the reconnection to universal patterns informing human imagination will contribute to a more integral world in this new millennium. |
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