World Dharma and Alan Clements

The Release of the revised edition of The Voice of Hope Posted: 05 May 2008 12:18 PM CDT A final reminder dear Friends, that we will be launching our new WorldDharma.com web site on Wednesday, brilliantly designed and created by Robert Packenham. Although it will not be totally completed it will be close, and will contain a hundred or more new audios, videos, articles, interviews and excerpts, as well as a new double CD set with 20 tracks offered as a free download. Jeffrey Hellman produced this amazing creation combing spoken word and music, that he either composed or remixed. It is titled Burma’s Revolution of the Spirit. In addition, the updated and revised edition of the Voice of Hope has just been released by Seven Stories Press in New York and can be ordered now: Buy on Amazon Also, with the final two days of this website before she vanishes into virtual eternity, may I encourage you (if you have not yet done so) to subscribe to our World Dharma e-list this is the time. Simply go to the follow link, and enter your email in the lower right corner of the page. The World Dharma Online Institute  http://www.WorldDharmaOnlineInstitute.com Thank you for your generous support over the many months and years. In many ways, we feel like we are just beginning. And thank you for believing in us, partnering with us in spreading a global revolution of the heart. Warmest regards, Alan Clements Burma’s Revolution of the Spirit (a short video) by Alan Clements   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8yW0y9LuyY An announcement for Friends about The Voice of Hope The Voice of Hope: Conversations with Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma’s Nobel Peace Laureate A new and revised edition of The Voice of Hope is now available and includes a lot of new material, including a preface that puts into context the recent monk-led uprisings in Burma, a 16 page chronology of key events in Burma, a how to help section with 66 of the best organizations in the world supporting Burma’s freedom, and a ten page interview with the U Gambira - a Burmese Buddhist monk who was one of the key leaders of the recent uprisings (and who is currently imprisoned in Rangoon). The book was reissued for the purpose of spreading word about Burma’s revolution of the spirit and serves as a great gift to send to everyone in support of Aung San Suu Kyi and the people of Burma in their freedom struggle. Buy on Amazon   Share This Post

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