Saturday, April 7, 2012

Coming of Times: Messages from the Elders - Awakening Humanity’s Consciousness for a Better Planet



This 2 day forum event will be the first time Native Elders from around the globe will be lending their voices to speak about how to create a harmonious peaceful planet and work in partnership as a new humanity for a better world.

New York, NY, April 07, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Earth Day has been a historical marker of ecological awareness, environmental consciousness raising and celebration since John McConnell and US Senator Gaylord Nelson first called attention to the concept in 1969 and 1970. John Muir, a 19th century Scottish American conservationist and essayist born on April 21st in 1838, has been inspiring people to “keep close to nature's heart.” Earth Day has evolved exponentially around the world as an educational celebration of our planet, with millions of people around the globe participating every year voicing their love and concern for “Mother Earth” and demanding her protection.

Planet Heart, a project of We, the World, a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization, is sponsoring it's sixth annual World Peace Earth Day Elders Forum, entitled The Coming of Times: Messages from the Elders, Awakening Humanity's Consciousness for a Better Planet, from Saturday, 11am on April 21st thru Sunday, April 22nd at 10pm in New York City, including a Monday evening event on April 23rd at the META Center NY.

Planet Heart, founded by Andrew Kaen, has been providing New York City with entertaining and conscious Earth Day events since 2007. This year's event will be the first time Native Elders from around the globe will be lending their voices to speak about how to create a harmonious peaceful planet and work in partnership as a new humanity for a better world. These two days of ceremony and celebration will feature Native Elders from various tribes of the First People’s Nations of South America, North America, Central America, Canada and Mexico, sacred ceremonies, drumming, dancing, guided meditation, teachings, live music and performances, “For the Next 7 Generations” (showing Saturday), “the 13 Grandmothers” film, Native crafts and local artisans. There will also be vegetarian food available.

They invite everyone who wants to hear the messages of the Native Elders and learn more about this important time to come listen, and participate in this historic event, and to register at your earliest convenience, as space is limited. Vendors and sponsors are also welcome.

The Earth Day 2012 events on Saturday and Sunday will be held at 4 West 43rd Street, located between 5th & 6th Avenues, in the first floor ballroom, in Manhattan, on Sat. April 21 (11am to 10pm, doors open at 10am), and Sun. April 22 from 3pm to 10pm, doors open at 2pm); with a free event early Sunday, April 22, beginning with PanEuRhythmy sacred dance meditation and continuing with Elders blessings at Central Park from 9am to 12 noon, and a Potluck Picnic from 12pm to 1pm. A third special evening with the Native Elders will be held on Monday, April 23rd at the META Center NYC, located at 214 West 29 Street, 16th floor, between 7 & 8 Avenues, from 7pm to 9:45pm.

Separate admission for each day's event will benefit Planet Heart to defray expenses and help support the Elders' transportation and lodging. Admission for Saturday and Sunday is $30 in advance, $35 at the door; Monday is $20 in advance and $25 at the door. To register for these events, and obtain further information, regarding program advertising space, renting vendor tables, and tax deductible sponsorship donations, please contact Andrew Kaen at (212) 222-5432, or earthday@wetheworld.org .You may also register online at www.planetheart.org. For information regarding the free activities at Central Park visit website http://www.paneurhythmy.us/NYC_Paneurhythmy_Central_Park.shtml

Planet Heart, founded by Andrew Kaen, was inspired by the need to promote the message of peace and encourage compassion, community building, and openhearted communication among people as well as conscious and sustainable living on our planet. But that’s only the beginning of the story. May Peace Prevail on Earth. See you on Earth Day.

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