Symposia and Conferences

The Foundation promotes an understanding of a range of alternative medical systems including, Ayurveda, and traditional Chinese medicine as well as the psychological and spiritual dimensions of illness and recovery.

In the educational arena, the Foundation organizes a number of symposia addressing the question of what a total education would look like - seeking an understanding of the needs of the child and how these could be met.

More recently, the Foundation's has organised a number of activities to promote peace.

The key Symposia have been:

• Inaugural Congress Monash University, 1970
• Education for Living Symposium: Monash University, 1970
• Victorian Conference of Religions for Peace University of Melbourne, 1970
• Idealism vs Realism Symposium Shoreham, 1973
• On the Philosophy of Life Symposium Monash University, March 1974
• Focus on Spirituality Symposium: University of Melbourne, 1974
• Towards Complete Guidance Symposium: University of Melbourne, February 1975
• Guidelines for Living Symposium: Monash University, 1975
• Guidelines for Healthy Living Symposium: Monash University, 1978
• Mind-Made Disease Congress: National Science Centre and Monash University, 1978
• The Need for Total Education Symposium: Monash University, 1979
• Assessing the Future Symposium: Monash University, 1980
• Mind-Made Health Congress: University of Southern Queensland, 1982
• Focus on Education: What Lies Ahead? Symposium: University of Melbourne, 1983
• The Future Child: It's Health and Education Congress: Griffith University, 1985
• Good Parenting: The Urgent Need Symposium: Griffith University, August, 1989
• Pathways to Peace Symposium and Cultural Program Griffith University, September 2003