This is tempting ... anyone feel like writing a paper? Put the date in your diary now. Obviously Destruction is not going to happen before 2010 because the Brahma Kumaris are already booking out their conference halls and residencies. Are they hired for financial reward or is all their wealth being used to buy high level influence? This is the power of influence that money buys.
I find it interesting to compare it to our legal experiences with the BKWSU leadership and raise the issue of their own internal mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) policies ... oh, they have not got any. Except "have more Yoga", I suppose.
Well, may be by 2010 they will. From, here; Asia Pacific Mediation Forum.
I find it interesting to compare it to our legal experiences with the BKWSU leadership and raise the issue of their own internal mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) policies ... oh, they have not got any. Except "have more Yoga", I suppose.
Well, may be by 2010 they will. From, here; Asia Pacific Mediation Forum.
5th Asia-Pacific Mediation Forum conference, India, 21–27 November 2010
The Fifth Asia Pacific Mediation Forum (APMF) conference will be held in India at the Brahma Kumaris Conference Centre, at Gurgaon (near Delhi). Firdosh Kassam is the Conference Convener and will be assisted by a Conference Committee in India and the APMF Executive and Steering committees. The Brahma Kumaris, Indian Law Ministry and the Judiciary will support the conference and participate in the program. Please put these dates in your diary and start planning to present a paper and/or workshop now!
The conference centre has very good facilities, has housed many international conferences and can accommodate up to 1000 participants. It is also close to other beautiful cities such as Jaipur, Udaipur and Agra for those who wish to travel before or after the conference. Interested participants can also be taken to Mount Abu to see the Brahma Kumaris World Headquarters and can book accommodation there.
Alcohol and smoking are not allowed at the conference centre; however, there are good hotels nearby for those who want to eat non-vegetarian food or to drink alcohol. There will also be lectures and classes early in the mornings for those interested in meditation and Yoga.
More information about costs and the ‘Call for Papers and Workshops’ will be available in early 2009.