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The Quaker George Cadbury was considered by his biographer to be both a businessman and a mystic. In this talk Mike King explores the role of religion and spirituality in the origins and legacy of the Industrial Revolution, and the implications of the Quaker ethos for an ethical capitalism. This is the subject of his new book, ‘Quakernomics: An Ethical Capitalism’, one which spans the disciplines of religion, science and economics. The Cadburys were only one of many Quaker families whose enterprises shaped the British economy. Does their example give us a way forward for re-shaping contemporary capitalism on ethical lines?
Port Antonio, Jamaica,17 – 22 January 2017 Professor Bernard Carr will present The Cosmic Consciousness Connection To express an interest, register or […]
The object of the conference is to explore the link between health and spirituality, and well-being. What is the interplay here and how might this be encouraged? This will be explored though talks and open panel discussion with the speakers and guest panellists, Dr Natalie Tobert and Dr Dagmar Corry.
A co-founder of the Scientific and Medical Network, Andrew Glazewski was a physicist, priest and chaplain to Polish refugees in Newton Abbot. For several decades he researched the physics for the human field, and the existence of a non-local field. Paul Kieniewicz (SMN), a close friend of Andrew Glazewski will discuss Glazewski’s findings, and how the field provides an explanation for healing techniques such as Therapeutic Touch.