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Mass
Consciousness Resolves Conflicts, Brings Peace
It is important for all, young and old, to unite in
consciousness to help our planet achieve peace. The Internet
provides instant access to organizations working toward that
goal.
I have founded such an organization, Global Meditations
Network, now reaching millions across the globe to focus on
stopping conflicts by co-creating with the consciousness to
help bring peace, harmony, and balance to the planet.
The Network is like a lighthouse focusing on the affairs of
this age, especially fretful problems that must be solved
before peaceful and joyful conditions can be established for
generations yet-to-be-born. All can join the Network. Race,
creed and color do not matter. Only the consciousness
matters.
The Network cooperates with spiritual and scientific members
of society to bring to the attention of humanity that mass
cooperation can bring about positive results. Its first
global meditation was measured by Princeton University
scientist Roger Nelson who says, “The possibilities that are
implied by a subtle, but effective melding of our separate
selves into a larger consciousness are great. And it seems
imperative that something like this begin to occur, for we
see signs all around us that we, the human skin of the
earth, must begin to care more for ourselves en mass, for
the earth as a whole.”
The Global Meditations Network continually works with
diverse projects, from solving warring conflicts within
humanity to bringing peace to the waters of our world. One
example of the latter is the water project of Japanese
scientist Masaru Emoto whose experiments have proven that
water has a consciousness and will try to form a perfect
molecular state when positive energy of the consciousness is
focused on it. 80 percent of our planet as well as the human
body is water. Thus, to return water to a perfect, healthy,
peaceful state is good for the planet and all humanity.
National policy on achievement of gender equality in
Kyrgyzstan
Gender as a priority problem happens to be the focus of
attention of most countries in the world. Thus, in the
course of the Millennium Summit, that took place in
September 2000, the world leaders with participation of
representatives of Kyrgyz Republic confirmed the complex of
Millennium goals of United Nations Organization, where one
of the goals was to promote the gender equality and extent
the rights and opportunities of women.
It is known, in the USSR, including Kyrgyzstan, feminism
developed differently. The movement for women’s right was
known as “woman’s issue”.
As a result of democratic reforms which took place in
Kyrgyzstan after obtaining its sovereignty (1991),
consideration of the gender equality problems led to
necessity of gender policy development in Kyrgyzstan.
In this paper on the basis of statistical and empirical
materials of several sociological researches, conducted by
the Republic’s NGO “Woman Support Center” at financial
support of number of International Organizations (UNDP,
UNFP, UNICEF etc.), there considered problems of formation
and development of gender policy in Kyrgyzstan. We should
note that the authors of the paper had taken direct
participation in above mentioned sociological researches,
and Professor Mariam Edilova was the leader of the
sociological group.
In the proposed article there will be revealed gender policy
in Kyrgyzstan and given some recommendations on improvement
of gender policy in Kyrgyzstan.
Building a
civic society in Kyrgyzstan
The principles of
civil society concept take important place in philosophical,
sociological and political scientific ideas. In former
socialistic countries, including Kyrgyzstan, there was not
any independent civil and social life; it was monopolized by
the state, by the government. After obtaining its
sovereignty (1991) Kyrgyzstan began to realize democratic
transformations and build civil society.
In this paper on the basis of theoretical and empirical
materials there will be considered problems of civil society
building in Kyrgyzstan and the main criterions / indicators
of institutionalization of civil society in Kyrgyzstan such
as
• transition to market economy;
• “middle class” formation – a social basis of civil
society, which is considered as a stabilization factor in
society;
• reforms in political system through introduction of
changes into the Main Law of the state- the Constitution;
• increasing role of citizens in social and political life
of society etc.
Also, there will be analyzed the process of formation of
civil society institutes in Kyrgyzstan, the main of which is
NGO (there are about 7 thousands, in other words by the
number of NGO’s Kyrgyzstan is the leading country among
Central Asian states).
We should also note that the process of liberation citizens
from subordination to strong authoritarian state power and
formation of their habits to lead independent and individual
life is proceeding very difficult.
The authors of the proposed article had taken direct
participation in conducting trainings/seminars, writing
manuals devoted to democratization issues and civil society
as members of republic’s NGO “Women Support Center”.
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