Art exhibit, talk and visual presentation

Modern mandala paintings – a new field of spiritual art – were introduced by British artist and esotericist Benjamin Creme (1922-2016). A deep knowledge of the Ageless Wisdom Teaching and the long practice of meditation were the creative basis for his work.

Michiko Ishikawa, a longtime associate of Creme, will reveal how his modern mandala paintings are deeply intertwined with the spiritual mission to which he dedicated the latter 40 years of his life: Preparing the way for the Emergence of the World Teacher for the Aquarian Age, and highlighting the urgent need of our time for global transformation to Save Our Planet (S.O.P.).

Ishikawa will introduce some of Creme’s paintings and discuss the spiritual meanings symbolized in them.

She will also introduce a new form of group meditation that provides both a dynamic service to the world and powerful spiritual development for those taking part.

Sunday, September 22

2:00 PM – 4:30 PM

David Brower Center

2150 Allston Way (at Shattuck Avenue), Berkeley

FREE ADMISSION

510-841-3738

Exhibit - An exhibit of lithographs of Creme’s modern mandalas will be on display in the same room as the presentation. Viewing hours are between 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM.

There will be a free live broadcast on the internet via Eventbrite:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/art-spirituality-global-transformation-virtual-tickets-1004938988567