Free Tibet
Toward a Free Tibet
We help to raise awareness of Tibet. Everyone is welcome to join this group.
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Created: Mar 18, 2008
Updated: Nov 21, 2009
Membership: Open
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Francis Sealey
FranUK
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About
Interested in those who believe that we need to develop a new form of humanism that includes people of all religions and none but who embrace humanistic values as the basis of their actions. These are values of global compassion, personal self-discovery, shared development, planetary concern and a love of community.
We would love to meet those who believe in these principles and wish to strengthen this humanist philosophy. We want to bring those together who want to sustain a new world where diversity is valued.
Dear Francis
Many thanks for inviting me to your group. Though I am not of any 'ism' groups myself, I utterly support your all inclusive vision of humanity and your intention and service. I'd be delighted to engage in such meetings when and if possible...:)
Keep in touch
The very best of wishes
Narda