The Gandhi Foundation Summer Gathering 2013

A World of Limited Resources: Inspirations and Challenges in Sharing the Planet

Saturday 3rd to Saturday 10th August 2013

at
The Abbey,
Sutton Courtenay, Abingdon, Oxfordshire
OX14 4AF

The Summer Gathering 2013 will take as it’s focus the challenges posed by sharing the world’s limited resources. We will hope to explore issues as diverse as energy scarcity, financial systems, Fairtrade, permaculture and sharing cultural space.GF SG 6

There will also be various activities such as yoga, meditation, creative activities and music. There will be opportunities to visit Oxford, go for walks or just relax in the beautiful surroundings. The Summer Gathering is open to people of any faith or none.

A week of exploring community, non-violence and creativity through sharing.

To download a copy of the brochure with  prices and booking details click:
Gandhi Foundation Summer Gathering 2013

Information about The Abbey at Sutton Courtenay click here

For further information and bookings contact: gandhisummergathering@gmail.com

Gandhi and Johnny Rotten

Johnny Rotten

“Anger is an energy” according to John Lydon (Johnny Rotten) of the Sex Pistols and Public Image Limited (PIL). In a recent interview with Andrew Graham-Dixon on the BBC’s Culture Show, he clarified what this credo “Anger is an energy” means:

“If anything, it is in opposition to violence, which I don’t ever think solves anything ultimately. Gandhi has always impressed me with that idea of passive resistance. What a marvellous scheme to come up with, and it worked, it did work!”

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