by Arun Wakhlu
Date: Wednesday, December 4 at 9:00 AM PST
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Description
Embark on an extraordinary adventure with "Awakening Wholeness," designed for trailblazers aged 15-35, and the young at heart. More than a book, "Awakening Wholeness" is a living invitation to join others in reclaiming a world brimming with compassion and love. Within its transformative pages lies a roadmap that illuminates how listening to your inner guidance, caring for yourself, others, and Mother Earth are potent tools for transformative change that serves all beings.
As you navigate through the anxieties and challenges of everyday life, this book is your silent guide and compass to recognize your role as a Wholesome Leader. One who has the potential to co-create a sustainable future, explore new ways of caring, and is in sync with what LIFE (Love in Full Expression) is calling you to do.
Through resources, real life stories, journaling exercises and more in the book, you're not just a reader, but an active participant in reclaiming a world already resonating with peace, joy, and boundless abundance. A world that is calling you to Awaken to Wholeness.
About the Author
Arun Wakhlu, is the Founding Director of Pragati Leadership Institute, Pune, India. He is also the Chairman of Pragati Foundation, an NGO dedicated to unfolding joy, peace and abundance through sustainable livelihoods. He is the initiator of the Foundation for Peace and Compassionate Leadership (FPACL), which along with the Charter for Compassion, has initiated a global youth movement called Youth Collaborating for Compassion (YCC) .
Arun holds a B. Tech degree from IIT Delhi, and a PGDBA from IIM Ahmedabad. An eloquent presenter, insightful coach and a Master Facilitator, Arun has logged over 30,000 hours of facilitation and coaching internationally. He has worked to develop leaders in leading organizations (Business, Education, NGOs and Governments).
Arun has published more than twenty eight papers and written the award winning book “Managing from the Heart.” His latest book “One Wholesome World,” is a practical game-changing manual for global transformation in these turbulent times. His latest book Awakening Wholeness is a manual for involving Youth in global transformation. With a Foreword by H H The Dalai Lama, and a message for Youth from Swami Bhoomananda Tirtha, the book is a clarion call to Youth to co-create a world of compassion that works for all.
Arun volunteers with the Charter for Compassion as a member of the Global Board of Trustees, and has also co-created the movement in India called Education Today, Society Tomorrow (ETST). This is aimed at developing more compassion and character in schools and young people.
About the Facilitator
Gard Jameson received his Ph.D. from Pacifica Graduate Institute in 2005. He teaches Chinese and Indian Philosophy in the Philosophy Department at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Prior to his tenure at UNLV, he spent 25 years practicing as a Certified Public Accountant and Financial Planner at Piercy, Bowler, Taylor & Kern and Touche Ross.
He is the author of three books, Footprints on the Sands of Time (1985), the story of his mentor, Dr. Raymond M. Alf, Phaethon: Our Mythic Moment (2009), an ancient Greek tale that illuminates our current predicament, and Monkey: Our Mythic Moment (2012), the grand epic of China.
Gard helped found and chairs the boards of the Children's Advocacy Alliance and the Interfaith Council of Southern Nevada. He is the Treasurer of VMSN (Voluneer in Medicine in Southern Nevada). He also helped found the Nevada Community Foundation.
Gard also serves on the board of the Stillpoint Center for Spiritual Development and the Alf Museum of Life in Claremont, California, and is the associate pastor at Grace Community Church in Boulder City, Nevada.
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