Sunday, October 15th., 2017Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew delivers speech on climate in Iceland

Sunday, October 15th., 2017 

''...“In order to change what we see,” His All-Holiness declared, “we have to change how we see it. We have to change how we perceive and treat the world, how we use our knowledge and skills to sustain and enhance it.” ...''

Indeed so! Wise words!The Ecumenical Patriach along with Dalai Lama seem to cordially share the world visions  and ideals  of the Vatican and the Pope. 

Question though arises as to how one defines  the 'what we now see '  and the 'how to change the how we see it'. Because, the alternative media, the whistle-blowers and the brave scientists and technicians and philosophers  who risk and endanger their lives and family members and livelihoods,  DO affirm that we do not know The Truth, aka we do not really SEE how things actually are , but for the "reality"'s version that serves the interests of the belicose, anti-Human military-industrialist-medical-banking complex, as abundantly  produced by the lame main stream hypocritical media! 

And who in their right mind ignore the complicated mechanisms and dreadful manipulative financial  rythms and huge amounts of profits involved,  in the Vatican Banking Enterprises!?
Maria L. Pelekanaki
 

Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew delivers speech on climate in Iceland

Oct, 14 2017 Author: Thema Newsroom 

The Patriarch met with Iceland’s PM Bjarni Benediktsson

At the invitation of Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson, former President of Iceland, His All-Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew delivered the keynote address to the Arctic Circle Assembly before a gathering of 2,000 participants from governments, corporations, universities and ecological institutions. The Ecumenical Patriarch spoke on the importance and influence of religion on raising awareness on the ecological crisis of our time, underlining that spiritual leaders, scientists and politicians cannot avoid engaging in dialogue with one another on climate change. “In order to change what we see,” His All-Holiness declared, “we have to change how we see it. We have to change how we perceive and treat the world, how we use our knowledge and skills to sustain and enhance it.” Earlier this morning, the Ecumenical Patriarch was received for a private conversation at the Harpa conference and concert hall with the Bjarni Benediktsson, prime minister of Iceland.