Fundación Pangea

DATE: January 6th

ACTIVITY: Commemoration of the birth of Silo.

DESCRIPTION: His birth is celebrated annually as the inspiring guide of Universalist Humanism or New Humanism that since 1969 radiates its transforming and vitalist message.

COLLABORATORS: Silo's Message, The Community for Human Development, World without Wars, Convergence of Cultures, Humanist Party and World Centre for Humanist Studies.

DATE: February 11th

ACTIVITY: Presentation of the book "El Místico Influjo del Número Puro", by its author José Caballero Fernández, researcher at the Punta de Vacas Studies and Reflection Park and author of the book "Morphology, Symbols, Signs and Allegories".

DESCRIPTION: The author has used the aureo number as a singular vehicle, whose traces go back to the most distant antiquity, always referred to the "measure" of the human being, who in his relationship with nature has manifested itself in various ways over the course of centuries. the act will close with an agape.

COLLABORATORS: Centro Mundial de Estudios Humanistas y Ediciones El León Alado.

DATE: March 4th

ACTIVITY: Presentation of the research work "Osiris, the greatest of hopes", by Sylvie Fomasier, Member of the Centre for Humanist Studies in Paris.

DESCRIPTION: The myth of the god Osiris, in ancient Egypt, is one of the most famous and ancient myths of the western world. The researcher, beyond the myth and the figure of God, wants to show that the culture, morals and conception of the human being of this ancient civilization could inspire us to surpass the moment of doubts and loss of references that we live today all over the world. the presentation will be accompanied by a power-point and will have an approximate duration of 45 minutes. A colloquium will be opened and will end with a brief agape.

COLLABORATORS: Convergence of Cultures and World Centre for Humanist Studies.

DATE: March 18, June 17, September 23 and December 16

ACTIVITY: Celebration of Seasonal Encounters in Spring , Summer , Autumn and Winter.

DESCRIPTION: The most significant events of the quarters that end are remembered, celebrating the change of seasons and designing projects for the following quarters. In the middle of a cordial atmosphere, it is celebrated and they are always accompanied by an agape of camaraderie between the assistants in these celebrations.

COLLABORATORS: The Community for Human Development. Convergence of Cultures, World without Wars, Humanist Party and World Centre for Humanist Studies.

DATE: April 8th and 9th

ACTIVITY: Preparation of International Forum: "Europe, Human Rights and Immigration".

DESCRIPTION: Organisational seminar of the different Delegations: Launching of the working tables, presentations, press office, institutional relations, as well as other logistical activities of the event.

COLLABORATORS: The Community for Human Development, Convergence of Cultures, World Without Wars and Humanist Party.

DATE: May 4th

ACTIVITY: Events on May 4, Testimony Day, annual and worldwide celebration of the anniversary of the harangue "The Healing of Suffering".

DESCRIPTION: Public event with great affluence of people to the Parks of Study and Reflection in the whole world, being the day in which the message that is transforming the world and the human being was initiated. In our country, the Toledo Park comes together from many places in Spain and abroad, commemorating, with very diverse activities, this Testimony Day. It will be accompanied by an agape of camaraderie.

COLLABORATORS: Silo's Message, World Citizens Association, The Community for Human Development, World without Wars, Convergence of Cultures Association, Humanist Party and World Centre for Humanist Studies.

DATE: May 27th

ACTIVITY: Lecture by Philippe Moal, graduate in Educational Sciences and author of the book: "Violence, conscience, non-violence", published by Editions L'Harmattan, Paris, in October 2016.

DESCRIPTION: The conference is based on his work: a testimonial analysis in which he shows how in this violent world it is necessary, first of all, to eliminate prejudices and beliefs that try to justify violence and to discredit nonviolence. his interest is to show how the form of conscience allows one to go to the root of violence in order to get rid of it. It suggests ways to explore and calm the inner world, to deactivate and resist personal violence. It describes some of the functioning of society that perpetuates violence in it. It concludes with an invitation to take the path of active nonviolence in its deepest meaning, ending with a turn of words, exchange tables and a small agape.

COLLABORATORS: World Centre for Humanist Studies.

DATE: July 15th

ACTIVITY: Screening of the film "Beyond Vengeance". Director: Alvaro Orús and Producer: Luz Jahnen.

DECRIPTION: Diving into Western History to find out how revenge could have become a constitutive part of our entire culture. We immerse ourselves with the protagonists in the obscurities of our feelings to emerge in the possibility of reconciliation. later there will be a colloquium, accompanied by a light agape.

COLLABORATORS: Convergence of Cultures and World without Wars.

DATE: 14 and 15 October

ACTIVITY: International Forum: "Europe, Human Rights and Immigration".

DESCRIPTION:First day: Presentation of the different Delegations, Speeches, Working Tables and Audiovisual Productions. Second day: Working Tables: Synthesis, conclusions, agreements and planning of activities. Joint presentation and closing of the event.

COLLABORATORS: The Community for Human Development, Convergence of Cultures, World Without Wars and Humanist Party.

DATE: November 11th

ACTIVITY: Presentation by Ariane Weinberger, German ethnologist, author of the book "The Purpose of Homo Sapiens in the Upper Palaeolithic. From the eagerness to survive to the eagerness to transcend".

DESCRIPTION: The research starts from the Lower Palaeolithic, at its most significant moment: the discovery of fire, and focuses on the Upper Palaeolithic, particularly in the region that extends from the Atlantic to the Urals, where a large number of tangible traces have been found. He analyzes artistic productions, especially the paleolithic Venus and the parietal art of subterranean caverns, with the intention of discovering whether the purpose of transcending led homo sapiens to significant experiences that could be captured in his artistic productions. The hypotheses, interpretations and conclusions are the result of a multidisciplinary study, of an iconographic and morphological analysis and of an intuitive and experiential approach, accompanied by a power-point and interior video of a cave, ending with a turn of speech and a small agape.

COLLABORATORS: World Centre for Humanist Studies.