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The New Earth Circle is a non-denominational organisation of social utility which aims to preserve and continue the ancient traditions of the Natural Peoples, with particular reference to the culture of Native Europeans. A culture based on the fundamental principles of brotherhood, freedom and knowledge; the latter being understood also as an instrument of acquisition leading to personal happiness.
The New Earth Circle is inspired by the ancient Druidic shamanism and draws on the mystical and historical knowledge manifested by the “Tai Saar i Mnai”, the “Book of Heaven and Earth”, a valuable text containing the legacy of Tradition transmitted through the millennia from ancient times to the present day. This text, written in the archaic Shannar language, manifests its exceptional value by taking up the legacy of the historical and moral experience of the entire planet, from the legendary era of the Grail to the time of the great post-Glacial barbarities which sadly shaped the current patriarchal order of the Earth. The reference to the green jewel of the Grail that came from the sky to revolutionise the history of the planet for the future of mankind is associated with other legends that tell of a knowledge that came from the stars, in relation to the intuition that the night sky can inspire and to precise historical beliefs of all the peoples that inhabit the Earth.
As is customary in the traditions of the Natural Peoples of the whole planet, the Circle of New Earth represents a “Sacred Circle” in which all meditators who wish to be part of it meet and recognise themselves. A spiritual circle that keeps ancient experiences of humanity alive, in which it is possible to experience personal inner growth thanks to the support of Tradition. The dimension of the New Earth Circle seeks to interpret the spirit of the new world faced by every meditator as they embark upon their inner awakening. It ideally represents the dimension of the “World of Gwenved” proposed by the tradition of ancient Druidism. A dimension in which the individual can develop specific creative elements in the continuation of their inner experience, experiencing a sociality based on brotherhood and contributing to help others in their spiritual and day-to-day needs.
It proposes the study and cultural evocation of ancient traditions to develop and maintain a link with the ancestral roots of humanity, which can convey a sense of continuity and constitute universal values for every individual. It develops the research and conservation of the musical and artistic heritage of ancient traditions. It implements research aimed at building a historical memory of popular knowledge so that it is not forgotten. It works to safeguard and promote the artistic, historical and cultural heritage of the Natural Peoples and of all ethnic minorities, particularly the Celtic peoples, in all its musical, historical and philosophical expressions, so that this heritage can help enrich the experiential and spiritual memory of all mankind. In order to develop a knowledge of the culture and identity of the Natural Peoples, it promotes research in the field of Anthropology. The hope is that this will create an understanding of the historical, cultural and experiential roots through intelligence has developed and formed on the planet over time. It proposes the experimentation of perceptual states of awareness for the development of the creative abilities of intellect, both in its relationship with the environment and on a strictly metaphysical level, and advocates the possibility of an equal relationship between the human species and other forms of intelligence, whatever they may be.
The New Earth Circle recognises the principle of pluralism and diversity of experiential pathways that operate in the shared search for a real knowledge of existence, going beyond dogmas and partisan interests. In this perspective, it develops its activities in mutual collaboration with all the organisations that correspond to its statutory purposes and share its intentions.
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The New Earth Circle
Farewell, Giancarlo
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