Contemplative Revolution

A contemplative politician on Corona. An interview with Herman Van Rompuy: Silence (Part 1)

Episode Summary

In this episode you’re going to listen to the first talk of the series ‘A contemplative politician on Corona’ by Belgian politician Herman Van Rompoi This is part of the Contemplative Path Through the Crisis programme by WCCM. As John Dunn says: 'No man is an island'. That's the feeling most people have, we are living under the same legal umbrella, we have the same enemy, the virus, we share a common destiny. When you meet someone the other is someone who can infect you. That's part of our current climate. It's a time of slowness and a time for more opportunity and silence. Silence is the beginning to the way to God. Laurence Freeman guides us in conversation with Herman Van Rompuy in a Politician's Perspective on the Crisis.

Episode Notes

Know more on The Contemplative Path Through the Crisis here

Watch all talks from this series here

Herman Van Rumpoy  is a Belgian politician, who served as Prime Minister of Belgium from 2008 to 2009 and then as the first permanent President of the European Council from 2009 to 2014. More recently, in 2018, he was one of the speakers at the John Main Seminar 2018, in Belgium addressing the theme Politics and the management of division.

 

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