The World Peace Diet 8-Week Facilitator Training Program
Module Eight
Bringing the understanding that we have gained in our reading, discussion, and study more fully into practice, we now focus on discovering our unique role in the positive transformation of our society.
In Module Eight, we focus on thriving as an individual example of the compassion, health, and positive change that vegan living calls forth from us. We see more deeply than ever the wisdom of being the change we’d
like to see. We respond to the final assignment, and complete this study of The World Peace Diet, now with more confidence and insight to bring a message of healing to our world as a World Peace Diet Facilitator. This ending is the beginning of a new chapter in our lives, and we give thanks for the precious opportunities we have for learning, sharing, and awakening.
Every month, on the 3rd Thursday, at 5 pm Pacific, 8 pm Eastern, Dr. Will Tuttle conducts the monthly World Peace Diet Circle Teleconference call via Zoom. Please join the call and participate. The direct link is here and you can also join by phone: 720-707-2699. The Meeting ID is 707 207 5020. The calls are typically about 90 minutes max, and all are recorded and archived here.
A recent addition is: on the 1st Thursday, at 5 pm Pacific, Dr. Tuttle conducts a monthly 60-minute World Peace Circle Satsang: a time of meditation and fellowship. Same sign-in info as above.
Week 2 – Invisible Cultural Indoctrination and Freeing Ourselves From It
Chapters Three and Four: The Nature of Intelligence; Inheriting our Food Choices
Results:
* Understanding the power of community in shaping consciousness and behavior.
* Illuminating the dark shadow of violence to animals and tracking the fascinating repercussions of this violence.
Here's What We'll Be Discovering Together:
1. Omnivorism as metaphor for our culture’s basic orientation.
2. The nature of intelligence and purpose; ethical intelligence
3. As we sow, we reap: the amazing consequences of our violence toward animals for food
4. The three primary reasons we eat animal foods: indoctrination, social pressure, taste.
5. The significance and power of leaving home.
“Perpetrators and victims are known to exchange roles over and over again in countless subtle and obvious ways. The cycle of violence may span larger dimensions than we in our herding culture would like to admit, and there are many wisdom traditions that affirm that it does. Until we see from the highest level, we had best heed the counsel of every enlightened spiritual teacher from every time: be ye kind to one another.”
~ The World Peace Diet, Dr. Will Tuttle