Sunday, September 16, 2018
Blooming Tasmania: Launceston Flower & Garden Festival
Blooming Tasmania is again holding their Flower and Garden Festival in Launceston the weekend of September 22nd/23rd at Albert Hall.
We will be attending, manning a stand named 'Gardens for Peace & the Soul' (stand 27).
Maybe you never imagined a garden in this sense, but a garden is a beautiful space, usually outdoors, set aside for the display, cultivation, or enjoyment of plants and other forms of nature; for me a garden can be body, mind or spirit in the sense of what brings inner peace and contentment.
What gardens do you cultivate in your life?
The World Peace Flag Ceremony
Is a global celebration of the oneness of life
and the human family; with united hearts and minds, participants of the
Ceremony are invited to invoke prayers for peace to prevail in the countries
and regions of the world. It is a moving ceremonial ritual rising above
national boundaries, religion and ideologies giving expression to the universal
wish for peace and harmony which lies at the core of every human heart
Join us on Sunday
September 23rd 3-4pm City
Park if fine (Conservatory if wet) as we share in a World Peace Flag Ceremony, honouring all nations of the
world
ALL WELCOME from youngest to oldest; anyone can join
in at any time
YOU become a
representative for the country whose flag you are carrying
Please pour joy, happiness and
goodwill into that country as you carry their flag
The purpose of the
Prayer and Flag Ceremony is to commune as one in the spirit of the Universal
Message and Prayer, ‘May Peace Prevail on Earth’ and to send your energetic
words, thoughts and prayers for peace to prevail on Earth.
Presented by
the Gardens for Peace Team
MANDALA WRITING
Write
your own Mandala
Written Mandalas of bright words and gratitude to nature; a path to inner peace,
calm and world peace
A written mandala is made up of a number of concentric circles, inside which bright,
positive, meaningful words are written.
As we write words of love, gratitude,
peace and harmony, the power of those words is poured into the mandala. The process of writing the words heals
and revitalises us.
Mandalas encourage creativity and imagination. They
are an inspiring, limitless tool, for creating peace, understanding, and
healing.
Saturday September 22nd 12noon – 3pm
Sunday September 23rd 11am – 2.30pm
Conservatory, City Park
Just turn up
This is a ‘Gardens for Peace & the Soul’ (Stand
27) FREE, fun family activity
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