European 7 Day Divine Principle Workshop - January 13 - 19, 2012

The Unification Movement Education Department Livingstone House, 13 Beechcroft, Chislehurst, Kent BR7 5DB Tel: +44 208 467 2296 Mob: +44 779 6626 294; Email: euhq@ffwpu-eu.org UK registered Charity No. 267917: Family Federation for World Peace and Unification

European 7 Day Divine Principle Workshop (German language, Translation may be possible; please enquire at euhq@ffwpu-eu.org) Schloss Fürstenried, Munich, Germany 13. – 19. January 2012 Timothy J Miller and David Hanna November 28, 2012 The Divine Principle Already by age sixteen, Sun Myung Moon had received his commission through his encounters with the risen Christ and was continuing his lonely and prayerful search to find the answers to fundamental questions about life – profound insights that now form this systematic teaching known as ‘The Divine Principle’. By identifying spiritual principles that reveal the workings of God behind human history and through the world’s great religious traditions, a way is opened up to transcend traditional boundaries of race, religion and culture and move toward a truly ‘unified’ view of life wherein the spiritual and physical dimensions are harmonized. The worldview and philosophy provided by the Principle characterises and guides the many varied projects that the Unification Movement promotes, such as its interfaith programmes and peace initiatives. As a spiritual teaching, the Divine Principle effects a positive transformation on the lives of those who hear it. To immerse oneself in serious study and discussion over seven days is a way to discover one’s own history and spiritual roots, one’s own identity and purpose as a person of faith. Through this programme of lectures, presentations and other activities you will surely be able to reflect deeply on God’s Will in relation to your own life, as well as to the wider society and world. The Location

Schloss Furstenried A former Royal Hunting Lodge this beautiful facility is set in peaceful gardens in the outskirts of Munich and provides comfortable ensuite rooms, well equipped function rooms and excellent food. 1

Workshop Fee: €320; student rate: €210 This fee includes accommodation and all meals. (Please pay by cash on arrival or by advance payment to the European Office) Arrival and Departure Times The workshop will begin with an evening meal from 6pm on the Sunday evening, January 06th and will end after a light lunch and graduation ceremony on Saturday January 12th at approximately 3pm. Please use this information for planning your journeys to and from Schloss Fürstenried. Arrival at Munich airport should be at least 1.5 hours before the start of the workshop and departure at least 2 hours after the end of the programme. How to apply To apply you will need to complete the registration form. Please send it to euhq@ffwpu-eu.org. You are encouraged to register your intention to attend the workshop as soon as possible. The programme Each day will begin with some optional light exercise and a time of devotion, study and prayer, drawing on a wide variety of religious texts and inspirational sources. There will be four presentations a day with time for questions and answers or group discussion at the end of the morning and afternoon sessions. There will be time for recreation after lunch each day, and a variety of evening programmes: a film night, a prayer evening, a testimony evening and evenings of games and home-grown entertainment. The Workshop Ethos Many find the Workshop to be a most surprising and valuable form of religious retreat. You can take time away from the pressures of day-to-day life and reflect more on the inner life in the company of others. Participants are encouraged to embrace the schedule and treat each other as brothers and sisters – ‘One Family Under God’. We like to think of it as a journey we make together, and each participant adds something significant to the whole experience.

Mr. Timothy J Miller, Dr. David Hanna Vice-Chairman, UPF Europe Director, European Education Dept.

Disclaimer: The workshop organisers regret they cannot be held responsible for your personal belongings. Neither can they be held responsible for any medical expenses. It is suggested that you consider taking out private health and travel insurance to cover your trip.