A webinar held in support of World Invocation Day which includes meditation and a brief discussion about the type of planetary service which becomes available through the right understanding of humanity's invocative potential.

World Invocation Day is a day of prayer and focused spiritual intention when people everywhere join together and sound the Great Invocation. On this day, which occurs each year at the time of the Gemini full moon, the mass desire for a better world is concentrated and propelled upwards in a united appeal to divinity. Humanity becomes the bridge – linking spirit and matter and standing as the transmitting agent through which a floodtide of love and light is released throughout the world.

For more information: www.worldinvocationday.org

The 2020 World Goodwill Seminar was be held on Saturday, November 14th via Zoom from all three World Goodwill Headquarters. This is the broadcast from New York.   For more information including speaker bios visit www.worldgoodwill.org/2020seminar#newyork   

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The habit of confronting crises is a long-established one within the consciousness of humanity.

Humanity’s priorities are currently in the spotlight as numerous conflicts play out in the individual and mass consciousness. These crises are arising from our increasing interdependence and are producing a tremendous point of world tension.

But within this tension lies a potential point of emergence. In order to grasp this opportunity, it is essential to search for the underlying causes behind world events which requires the ability to penetrate into the realm of meaning that stands behind this world of appearances.

On World Invocation Day, 1952, Eleanor Roosevelt, a pioneering force in the passage of the Declaration of Human Rights at the United Nations, and wife of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, recorded a brief message which included the Great Invocation. The message was recorded by Mrs Roosevelt at the United Nations and includes thoughts about prayer and the importance of thinking deeply about religious beliefs.

Mary Stewart Adams speaks at the 2018 World Goodwill Seminar in New York on the importance of revitalizing our relationship to the stars.  She discusses the global issue of light pollution, its impacts on energy resources, habitat, human health and our ability to connect deeply with our spiritual origins.

Mary Stewart Adams is a star lore historian and a global advocate for starry skies.  She advocates for night skies through storytelling and has won numerous awards.  She also hosts a weekly public radio segment on Interlochen Public Radio. Follow her via her website, http://storytellersnightsky.com/about