You are invited to the 2015 “Spiritual State of the World” Conference in Japan

 

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You are invited to the 2015 “Spiritual State of the World” Conference in Otsu City, Japan from May 22-23, 2015.

There will be one day of talks (May 22nd) and one day of workshops (May 23rd) at the Piazza Omi Hotel, 3rd-floor conference rooms.

Over two hundred people are expected to attend the two-day conference and workshop.
Where is the conference being held?
Piazza Omi
Conference: Main conference room, 3 floor
Workshop: conference room, 3 floor
Adress: 1-1-20 Nionohama, Otsu, Shiga 520-0801
What is the cost?
Conference ticket: $125 (15,000 yen). There is a special discount price of $100 (12,000 yen) for registration before 4/30.
2-day Workshop (5/23&24): $200 (24,000 yen). There is a special discount price of $175.00 (21,000 yen) for registration before 4/30.
How can I register?
If you read Japanese, go to the NPO Solar Culture Organization’s Web site: www.npo-taiyo.com
For registration information in English,
contact Miyuki Okayama in Japan by email (mihime21c.anjel2@gmail.com)
or Robert & Noriko Roy in the United States by phone (775-324-4889).

 

 

< Watch the promotional video clip for the Conference & Workshop on YouTube. >

 

 

Conference topics:
Echan Deravy: “Pilgrimage to the stars: A Journey Through the Solar System”
Gene Savoy Jr.: “The New Sun”
Sean Savoy: TBA
Dr. Gary Robert Buchanan: “Ancient Solar Cutures of Japan”
Jupiter Joji: TBA
Yukinori Matsushita: TBA
Workshop titles:
Workshops on May 23rd
Echan Deravy: “Pilgrimage to the Stars”
Gene Savoy Jr.: “The New Sun”
Sean Savoy: TBA
Dr. Gary Robert Buchanan: “SONATHERAPY: New Directions & Technologies in Wave Front Bioresonance”
Jupiter Joji: TBA
Yasuko Nishimura: “The Secret of Sex and Life”
Workshops on May 24th
Flower arranging session: “ Meet Life” by Mieko Sibata.
Mieko learned Japanese flower arranging under Toshiba Kawase and communicates with the flowers while she is arranging them. She appreciates Nature and loves to give a second life to flowers and plants in her artwork.