Transition Time

Soren Kierkegaard, the father of existentialism, was born on May 5, 2013 in the year when the state of Denmark went bankrupt. It was a time of crisis and loss which led to a period of opening and fundamental change in society, creativity and relationships. Today we are also facing challenges – this time on a global scale.
 
What potential and possibilities lies in the present crises? What can we learn from the past? How can we create a future that works for all?
 
You are invited to a Learning Village where the collective can be supportive in creating new ways to respond to ‘crisis’. Trained hosts will facilitate co-creational dialogues around the above questions. We say: Never waste a crisis.
 
The Learning Village is an inter-generational gathering where all participants are encouraged to contribute. We call upon leaders, activists, change agents and students from all aspects of life (Politics, Economics, Arts, Education, Media, Spirituality, Health, Nature/Ecology). The combined perspectives enrich our collective approach to face the multiple challenges of our time.
 
Four visionary frontrunners have offered to bring their gifts to the field:
 
Barbara Marx Hubbard
Educator and author. The Shift. Agents of Conscious Evolution - USA

Dr. Ervin Laszlo
Musician, scientist and author, Co-founder of The Club of Budapest International - Hungary
 
Peter Bastian
Musician, physicist, author - Denmark

Mary-Alice Arthur
Story Activist. Art of Hosting  – New Zealand
 
Gilleleje provides beautiful nature. Kierkegaard came there to regenerate, meditate and reflect while walking the Gilbjerg Path along the coast. It was his favorite place where new visions were born.
 
Hoping to see you there!