Living in the Radiant Heart:
Humanity, Christ and the Millennium Development Goals
2006 Conference Presentation

What does it mean to serve the evolution of the new humanity as an esotericist? What does it mean to be engaged in the development of right relations as an esotericist? In exploring these questions I will be reflecting on a practical issue: the United Nations Millennium Development Goals and the extraordinarily popular ‘Make Poverty History Campaign’ that has grown up around these goals. The Goals reflect a significant new level of alignment between humanity and the Christ – a sign that disciples and servers in humanity are moving more closely into the radiant heart of the Coming One. 

52 Minutes

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The United Nations and the Temple of Humanity
2005 Conference Presentation

In the process of transition into Aquarius the United Nations plays a critical role. It provides the dominant space through which the nations and peoples of the world are struggling to respond to the polarities of synthesis and the rights, freedoms and responsibilities of the individual. Through all the dynamics of negotiation, dialogue, politics and diplomacy of the UN General Assembly, the Security Council, and the specialised agencies the temple of a new, differently oriented, humanity is being created. We will explore some of the key elements in this building process, including UN reform, and will discuss the role that meditators can play in support of the UN.

43 minutes

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Steve Nation has been a student of the Alice Bailey teachings for 35 years. Together with his wife, Jan, he worked at Lucis Trust HQ in London for 20 years, focussing on World Goodwill and co-founded the Triangle Centre group in New Zealand and the Intuition in Service and United Nations Days & Years Meditation Initiative projects. He is closely involved with the work of the Darjeeling Goodwill Animal Shelter Trust in India. He has a deep interest in the work of the United Nations and writes a regular column in UK journal Caduceus on UN related themes. Steve lives in New Zealand.