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Fr. Laurence Freeman interview in Financial Times

The head of an international ‘monastery without walls’, says all religions share a mystic tradition. At his London base, he tells how meditation can benefit everyone from children to business people

 

I’d agreed a date to meet the Anglo-Irish mystic Laurence Freeman. But where, I wondered, would a Benedictine monk have lunch? “How about the community?” Freeman suggested, mentioning the house in Kensington that is his London base. “We can meditate first, and then join the others at table. I only ask that you make a contribution.”

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The Business of Spirit: A Conversation on Leadership


The Business of Spirit: A Conversation on Leadership
A Meditatio Forum

McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University, Washington DC 
12 October 2011

VIDEOS: Talk 1, Talk 2, Complete Seminar Video

Peter Ng and Sean Hagan, members of the WCCM Guiding Board, speak at Georgetown University Business School on the importance of meditation in their personal and professional lives.

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Peter Ng: talk in São Paulo, Brazil

 

Peter Ng, Singapore National Coordinator of the World Community, spoke in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 15th June 2011 on "I want peace". In a world troubled by stress and confusion, meditation offers a simple practice to restore peace and harmony, in the depths of the human being. In the Christian tradition, the source of peace and harmony is the personal presence of the Spirit of Jesus. The fruits of meditation come from the daily practice of the discipline that transforms our work and personal relationships. 

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Peter Ng on the relevance of John Main's teaching to leadership in corporate life today. A chapter from John Main: The Expanding Vision (2009).

 

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Meditation & Business

Peter Ng

The Straits Times

22 September 2010
Meditation brings clarity of mind in the midst of crisis, says GIC chief of investment Ng Kok Song
By Lee Siew Hua, Senior Writer

THE idea of sitting silently on a meditation mat - twice a day, like a statue - is likely to agitate the typical executive shackled to a very important schedule in stress capital Singapore. Read more »

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