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‘Jamaica for Peace’: Over 10,000 expected to meditate with Art of Living Foundation
Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
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November 8, 2024

‘Jamaica for Peace’: Over 10,000 expected to meditate with Art of Living Foundation

Global humanitarian and peace ambassador Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar will deliver two public addresses in the island hosted by the Art of Living Foundation. Art of Living has impacted over 500,000 million lives in over 183 countries.

The events will be held at the National Indoor Sports Centre in Kingston on December 12, beginning at 6pm; and on December 14 at the Montego Bay Convention Centre in Montego Bay, beginning at 10am.

Uniting Cultures and Healing Hearts Through Music, Meditation, and Wisdom

The Art of Living Foundation (AOL) is a non-profit, non-religious, and non-governmental organization founded by Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, one of the world’s most influential humanitarian leaders who have brought mediated peace globally to many war torn regions. AOL transcends boundaries of religion and class, focusing on core human values to promote peace and harmony in diversity. By fostering an inclusive environment, AOL works tirelessly to unite individuals from all walks of life, encouraging mutual respect and understanding.

About Art of Living Foundation

The Art of Living Foundation is operating in 180 countries and renowned for its innovative stress management programs, which have been adapted by prestigious institutions such as Harvard, Yale, and Stanford. These programs incorporate stress management techniques and that have been scientifically validated to enhance mental well-being and reduce stress.

Forbes has commended AOL for its transformative impact, stating:

“The Art of Living Foundation has revolutionized stress management with its evidence-based programs, making profound impacts on individuals and communities worldwide.” — Forbes

Impact in Jamaica

Building on AOL’s longstanding commitment to Jamaica, the “Jamaica for Peace” events highlight our ongoing efforts to improve inner-city communities and prisons. Since 2012, AOLF has made tremendous strides by:

  • Rehabilitation Programs: Implementing initiatives that have benefited over 2,000 inmates, providing them with tools for personal transformation and reintegration into society.
  • Know Your Child Workshops: Facilitating family communication to strengthen relationships and support systems within communities.
  • Stress Management Initiatives: promoting mindfulness as a key strategy in reducing criminal behavior and fostering peace. Shaggy and other well known people and artists benefited from these courses alongside thousands of Jamaicans.
  • Corporate Programs: Offering tailored stress reduction programs to businesses, enhancing employee well-being and productivity.

    The Art of Living Foundation is thrilled to announce that Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar will be visiting Jamaica to lead the “Jamaica for Peace” events. This visit marks a significant milestone in AOLF’s mission to foster peace and resilience within Jamaican communities.

    Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar is a global peace ambassador and humanitarian whose initiatives have positively impacted over 500 million people across 180 countries. His life’s work is dedicated to fostering a stress-free, violence-free society through various educational and social initiatives. His credentials include:

  • Global Recognition: Recipient of 38 governmental awards, including the highest civilian honors from multiple nations.
  • Esteemed Speaker: Addressed influential bodies such as the United Nations, European Parliament, and the World Economic Forum.
  •  Humanitarian Leader: Founder of the Art of Living Foundation and the International Association for Human Values, leading global efforts in education, peace initiatives, and disaster relief.

    The “Jamaica for Peace” events are designed to unite cultures and heal hearts through a combination of music, meditation, and wisdom. These free, transformative public talks will take place in Kingston and Montego Bay, offering attendees an opportunity to engage in deep meditation and gain profound insights for personal and communal growth.

    Andrew Pairman, Director of AOL Jamaica added: “Our work in Jamaica over the past decade has shown the profound impact that meditation and stress management can have on individuals and communities. The ‘Jamaica for Peace’ events are a testament to our commitment to creating lasting positive change.”

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