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Dive into the fascinating intersection of thought and experience at the 14th annual online session of the Global Energy Parliament. The Global Energy Parliament is dedicated to advocating policy suggestions worldwide for fostering harmony and happiness, and underscores the interconnectedness of all existence and the important role that human beings play in it. Our theme this year is "The Science of Thought: Using Thought for a More Humane World." For two days, experts from around the world will investigate how mastery of thought shapes our reality and collective future. Specialists in neuroscience, cognitive science, consciousness studies and meditation will share their knowledge, and we will have an opportunity to ask them questions. We're bringing the parliament to you online this year to have more opportunities for people around the world to join us at this important time in human history. Change is in our hands! |
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Founder
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His Holiness Jagadguru Swami Isa & Founder of the I-Theory
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Special Guests
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His Excellency Dr. C.V. Ananda Bose
Governor of West Bengal
~ Inauguration, December 14th ~
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Hon. Karu Jayasuriya
Former Speaker of the Sri Lankan Parliament
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Experts Sharing Testimony
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Prof. Amit Goswami |
Prof. Roger D. Nelson |
Dr. Christian Schubert Head of the Laboratory for Psychoneuroimmunology, Medical University of Innsbruck |
Dr. Bindu M. Kutty |
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Dr. Christophe Dumas GEP Research Centre Director |
Dr. Anoop Kumar |
Dr. Kimberly Davis |
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The Theme: The Science of Thought Rene Descartes famously said, “I think therefore I am.” Two millenia earlier, the Buddha taught “With our thoughts, we make the world.” Today, humans are connected through powerful digital networks, and their imaginations are influenced by machines. We are heading towards a world which may be completely controlled by thinking machines. It is time to understand our own power before we give it away completely. In earlier sessions of Parliament, we have delved into concepts of the difference between man and machines, and the biophysics of thought and emotion. The founder of the Global Energy Parliament, His Holiness Jagadguru Swami Isa, said that thought is an electromagnetic wave, which has two ends: electrical and magnetic. The electrical field is the digital end, while magnetic field is the emotional or chemical end. In last year’s session of parliament, Members passed resolutions that tied this concept of thought and emotion to the inseparability of science and faith. We called for people, institutions and governments around the world to embrace the interconnectivity of science and faith. In the context of warfare erupting all over the world, we need to consider the genesis of violence and cruelty, which is rooted in human thought. The prevailing culture of the modern world suffers by the loss of our humanity. We are renewing our commitment to understanding thought as the primary catalyst for inner and outer change. A return to humane action will only come about through a new way of understanding ourselves. We need to explore the intersection between the physics of thought and the traditional teachings of ancient cultures to better understand how the power of thought can be harnessed to create a more peaceful, balanced, and sustainable world for all living beings and nature. We require a return to the idea of the ‘humane’ being and to put it in action, which includes a reorientation in local governance, local development as well as national & international relationships. |
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Programme December 14, 2024 14:00 - 18:00 IST / 09:30 - 13:30 CEST
Opening Ceremony Inauguration by His Excellency Dr. C.V. Ananda Bose, Governor of West Bengal Presidential Address by Ramesh Chennithala, Former Home Minister, Govt. of Kerala Special Address by K.P. Mohanan, Journalist and Former Managing Editor, Asianet TV
Founder’s Address by His Holiness Jagadguru Swami Isa An Examination of the Science of Thought, Mind and Consciousness
Parliament Begins chaired by Dr. Kiran Vyas
Question Hour Questions from Members of Parliament to Ministers on the theme
Call-Attention Motion by the Minister for Peace & Global Affairs Karin Tag
Expert Hearing on "What is Thought?" With Dr. Anoop Kumar, Dr. Bindu Kutty, Dr. Christophe Dumas & Dr. Kimberly Davis, moderated by Dr. Folker Meissner
14:00 - 18:30 IST / 09:30 - 14:00 CEST
Expert Hearing on "The Power of Thought" With Dr. Amit Goswami, Prof. Roger D. Nelson & Dr. Christian Schubert, moderated by Dr. Folker Meissner
Presentation and Discussion on Bills Recommendations to governments on how to use thought for a more humane world from Ministers
"Cultivating a Positive Inner and Outer Environment Bill" by the Minister for Environment Lady Carla Davis "Science and Technology for Purity of Thought Bill" by the Minister for Science & Technology Dr. Christophe Dumas "A Good World Through Good Thoughts Bill" by the Minister for Human Resources Dr. Dirk Seeling "Sustainable Agriculture Bill" by the Minister for Agriculture Dr. Reghu Ramadas "Thought for a Humane World and Its Relevance to Women" by the Minister for Women's Affairs Dr. K. Rajeswari
Submissions by Members Recommendations to governments on how to use thought for a more humane world from Members - Marc Gandonnière, Oksana Marchenko & Vicki Johnson - Dona Baby - Stefan Heinrich Ehbrecht - Maya Bhashi - Dr. Neena Thomas
Concluding Ceremony Closing Remarks by His Holiness Jagadguru Swami Isa Valedictory Address by Hon. Karu Jayasuriya, Former Speaker of the Sri Lankan Parliament |
Ministers
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Dr. Kiran Vyas Speaker of the Parliament & |
Dr. Mathews George |
Prof. V. Unnikrishnan Nayar Deputy Speaker |
Lady Carla Davis Minister for Environment |
Karin Tag Minister for Peace & |
Prof. G. Shankar Minister for Housing & |
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Dr. Folker Meissner |
Dr. Guido-Henri de Couvreur |
Dr. Christophe Dumas Technology |
Dr. M.R. Thampan |
Dr. Dirk Seeling |
Dr. V. Reghu Minister for Education |
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Dr. George Varghese Minister for Water & |
Dr. K. Rajeswari |
Punchakkary R. Nair Minister for Law & Justice |
Ajith Venniyoor |
Dr. Reghu Ramadas |
V. Satheesh Minister for Finance |
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Format We are the first and only global parliament, designed for human beings who feel a responsibility to improve the conditions of life on Earth. People from all nations join together and examine some of the most formidable challenges facing the world today, collaborating on innovative, viable and science-based solutions in a spirit of harmony, peace, and brotherhood. The Global Energy Parliament encourages meaningful exchanges and collaborations in a structured democratic process - devoid of politics. Every Member of Parliament has a voice, and to give time to all, we have a formal structured format. The Honourable Speaker controls the discussions. Members of Parliament can raise questions, give submissions, respond to others, and vote. The programme begins with an Inaugural Function which includes speeches by distinguished guests and the Founder's Address, which provides the vision for the session of parliament. Parliament begins with new Members taking an oath followed by the Question Hour where Members can ask questions to the Ministers. Afterwards, we will have a hearing of experts who are called to give testimony on the topic, with time for MPs to ask questions. Call-Attention Motions may be allowed (if time permits) on matters of urgency. Ministers will submit draft Bills, and discussions will be held, followed by voting. Members will make submissions, and discussions will be held, followed by voting on resolutions. Based on their research work, Members draft Written Submissions before Parliament. During parliament, they deliver them as short Oral Submissions. Learn more about Submissions. Our aim is to arrive at decisions on recommendations to the world's governments and international agencies, that will become a Resolution or an Act of Parliament. We share these with all governments and international agencies worldwide. See how the Question Hour works:
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The Organizer
The Global Energy Parliament (GEP) is an international body working for science, sustainability, and peace, founded by His Holiness Jagadguru Swami Isa. We are a pioneering international parliament that welcomes individuals dedicated to global responsibility and inner transformation as Members of Parliament. Our Mission is to
Our Vision is to
Since 2010 GEP has organized annual international sessions of parliament bringing together scientists, thinkers, artists, activists and global citizens as Members of Parliament who discuss and collaborate on innovative solutions to the most pressing issues facing the world. The Acts and Resolutions of the Parliament are conveyed to the world's governments annually. GEP is founded on Swami Isa’s unified theory called the I-Theory. Its premise is that everything in the universe is a manifestation of vibration (energy), the most basic unit of which is called an I-particle. Three variations of frequencies and wavelengths of the I-particle vibration creates all the qualitative and quantitative differences in the manifested universe. The human being and the universe are both constituted by this basic element. The parent organization of the GEP is the Isa Viswa Prajnana Trust (IVPT), a charitable organization founded in 2000 and holds Special Consultative Status to the United Nations ECOSOC. |
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Contact The Secretary Global Energy Parliament Isalayam Lane, Anayara P.O. Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695029, INDIA Email: info(at)global-energy-parliament.net Phone: +91 471 2742533
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